I have a very old Canon camera with an EFS 18-135 mm lens, is this lens compatible with the Canon EOS 70D?
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i use to have an old lens with a new camera, it was compatible but the pictures didn´t seem correct.
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it has to be an e-mount lens, this is a crop sensor camera so the older lens works fine with this camera. If you have first generation lens, the bayonet mount type of lens, these will not work. But I would recommend buying a new lens if you plan to use this camera for video work, because the auto-focus system is much quicker with a new lens and the auto image stabilizer is also good, if you are just shooting photos, go with a full frame sensor camera like the 6D but this will require a new lens, since it's a full frame sensor
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The Canon T3 Camera (Canon's economy class) DSLR with standard KIT 18-55mm Lens is of lesser quality Lens than their "EOS Rebel i" series (T2i, T3i, T5i, etc.), with their EF-S (Electronic Focus Stabilized) Lenses. However, the Sigma "AF" (Auto Focus) Series Lenses made for Canon products are essentially compatible with all Canon Cameras that use the EF-S type Lens mounting system. Make certain that the Sigma Lens 18-250mm you chose is the "AF" (Auto Focus), EF-S type for Canon. If you are still skeptical, send a note to Sigma Support, and they can provide absolute confirmation. One of the Lenses I utilize is a Sigma 18250mm "AF" on a Canon T2i, and Canon 60D. P.S. Just as FYI, the Canon 60D Camera is becoming a bit dated (some 3yrs. old since its initial release), but is still produced. Although the 70D is the newer version, and other makes/models have more features, the 60D is a powerful very versatile DSLR with lots of flexibilities, and provides excellent imagery results.
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This lens will work with any of the Canon EOS cameras. Keep in mind however that your 70D is a crop sensor body so the actual focal range of this lens on your body will be roughly 44mm - 480mm in a 35mm equilavent. This lens is also very heavy at 3.7 pounds. I can comfortably shoot it handheld on my 1Dx but it does get real heavy after a short while. For long events you would want to have this beast on a tripod or a monopod. Overall it's a pretty nice lens.
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The following is an answer to a similar question for this product on this site."Yes it is compatible EOS 1Ds Mark III EOS 1D Mark III / IV 5D Mark II / III 7D 60D / 50D / 40D Rebel T3i / T2i / T1i / XSi / T3 / XS." There are probably some limitations. I suggest that you call Canon support at 1-800-OK-CANON (toll free)1-800-652-2666.
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I've only used it with the canon eos 7D and it was great. I have not had access to a 70D yet but I assume it will work since most of the accessories "like batteries" are the same for the whole canon dslr line
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I don't have a 70D but I am quite sure it is compatible......it works with all 9 of my canon camera's
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Yes it will work well with the 700d I have used it with a 70d( larger camera) and an 18-135 lens.
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Yes. Any EF lens is compatible with EF-S cameras. It's only the other way around (EF-S designated lenses fitting full frame or APS-H Canon cameras) where you need to be careful, as all will vignette, and some may cause damage when mounted and fired. A 24mm FF lens like this will effectively become 36-37mm on a 50D. Not a bad focal length and at this aperture, a decent way to get a very versatile and pleasing FL with a fast lens for not too much cash on a crop sensor.
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yes , with no problems, on the main Amazon page for this lens you will see a link one says reviews the other says questions , click on the one about questions this will take you to just about 80 different questions about this lens , this question being answered 30 times or more , that camera you have has an EF mount all canon's do the only lens that wont work on that camera is the FD but EF and EFS will work with that camera and just for added advice , you should take a few mins to go over the owners manual it will tell you a lot about that camera , if you dont have one , Canon's web site has a download version in PDF , i hope this helps
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Will a Canon 70D with 18-135 mm lens fit in this Ultra Portable DSLR Camera Backback sling case with card reader? Sure it will with space to spare. It holds my Canon EOS Rebel T3 CMOS Digital SLR camera with EF-S18-55mm and EF 75-300mm lens' with ease. Enjoy.
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Not 100% sure... but it looks like you can... I checked www.Lenshero.com and it does show up as compatible... http://lenshero.com/lens/Canon-EF-24-70mm-f2.8L-II-USM-lens
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As Steve said YES, this will work, just checked the Canon website: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/slr_cameras/eos_70d#BoxContent it shows it comes with the LP-E6 battery pack which this is the LP-E6 here. I also agree though with Steve to purchase the Canon version as I've made the mistake of purchasing the cheap ones on Amazon and none of them can really hold a charge for more than a month (not in use) and last about half the time while in use. I hate spending the extra cash but when it comes to a nice DSLR you want to make sure you can rely on your gear.
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No it won't. I have a Canon T4i and it fits perfectly with the 18-135mm lens, but the same camera with a 70-300mm lens doesn't come close. There is no way it would fit the combo you are talking about.
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Yes, I see the T4i 18-135mm STM kit listed here and elsewhere. Old Canon FD mount lenses will not fit any Canon DSLRs. Old Canon EOS EF lenses will work with the T4i though some film-era 3rd party lenses may not be completely compatible. Note that the smaller sensor in the digital Rebels will crop the image from the lens and make it appear as if you are using a 1.6 times longer lens. For example, your old 50mm lens on the T4i will appear more like an 80mm would on your film SLR and 28mm and 35mm lenses won't be wide angle lenses when used on the T4i.
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Yes - works perfectly with my Canon 60D. Uses the standard e-TTL II technology used in Canon cameras to control flash through camera body, should work just fine with 70D.
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The adapter that comes with it is for the Canon EF mount. That is the standard mount for the EOS family, digital and film. So...yes.
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Yes. All EF lens will fit. This is not made for a crop sensor. So this lens will not be a 28 to 70 it will be 1.6 larger than that. Not great in math but it would top out a little over 100. So you won't get the wide angle of the 28, and you can zoom in closer than you could with a 70. The lenses for canon for crop sensor Canon D notes as EF - S But they will only work perfectly on crop sensors and don't work on full frame sensors. I would never buy an EF - S because someday in the future I may upgrade my body to a full sensor and want to take my expensive lenses with me.