Hi,I have a canon 24-70 lens. Will this work at 24? Or do you think I will ses!e black spots as others mentioned. thxn
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Someone have extra light at left and right when you goes with the filter to ND1000? I hed very bad experience with this. I really don't like.
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The true I don't use match this filter, I have to play more with this. But I think you may have some black or shadows, and in other hand, like someone said you can remove UV filter. In some shots you want use polarized filter and at this time I don't know how will work because I don't have one."Hi,I have a canon 24-70 lens. Will this work at 24? Or do you think I will ses!e black spots as others mentioned. thxn"
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I also have a 24-70 lens, I don't see black spots. However, this is a thick filter. When at 24mm, this is a wide view and in some lighting you may see the rim of the filter. That true with most filters anyway. I hope this has helped you. ----- RW
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It seems to work fine on my Canon 24-105mm. However fully stopped down (ND) I had banding. removed the Canon sharp cut UV filter and seems to cure that. Shoot only with the ND itself. -- RR
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I threw mine away it was so bad. There is no way that I would recommend this filter to anyone. A very clear dark X banding was across the frame. Don't waste your money on it. The banding completely ruined shots that I used it for on some waterfalls (which is what I bought it for).
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Hi K. Johnson-I have been mulling over this very same thing.....I have decided on the 24-105 for a 50d. You may find this website helpful: www.the-digital-picture.com Has a nice review of canon lens recommendations which helped me to decide. Good luck!
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I have a 24-70 L series on my full frame Canon and it works without getting into the shot up to about 28mm and that is without taking off the other filter, which is also a slim-line. Without the second filter, it would probably work all the way to 24. However, if you're using a cropped frame sensor, you shouldn't have any issues. It is about as low profile as it can get and the only other thing I would mention is because it a rotating type of filter, you will get hot spots as you increase the ND effect up near its maximum.
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Hello scott I just bought it , 'cause i can`t afford the 24-70 too. The lense has an excellente construction, and it really sharp. The only thing I can tell you, is that is a HEAVY sense, I don't know if the 24-70 is lighter, but if you are gonna use it for several hours, have this in mind. I hope I could halp you, sorry my english.
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Since I don't have the 18-55 I can't compare. But let me say that the 23 is an excellent prime lens which, in daylight, autofocuses almost instantaneously. In dim light, such as twilight, it may (although not necessarily) hunt around in order to find focus. But that would occur just as well with other excellent lenses including Canon L which I also happen to have. In those situations, experienced amateurs will at once shift to manual focus without dropping a beat.
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you seem to know alot Technology guy, so im replying to ya about a lens choice. Its the CanonEF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS for a 50D im purchasing but im not sure if its compatiable or will fit should I say, Because the 50D says its a EF mount and the rebels are EF-S mount. but since they say the 50D dont come with a lens that can take the use of the full power of the camera I wanted to get something I can afford and that lens i mentiond above is less than 300 usd. So please let me know if it works on the 50D without any problems thanks.
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Agreed with Tech Guy. 24mm on a crop (effectively 40mm) is just not wide enough for a general walk-around lens.That said, I do wish that Canon would have made the 15-85 a constant aperture lens like the 24-105 f/4L.
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I'm using this same filter on a Canon 24-105mm lens, and everything is awesome......what negative effect are you talking about??
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Sorry, I have a 60 and 70d and they work just fine. You must look up phone contact to Sigma and talk to a tech. If that doesn't work call canon. Again sorry I can't help.
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I use a 70-300 Sigma. It will work but on manual you can zoom all the way and focus yourself. If your on auto focus it will work only till about 200 mm then it won't focus anymore. But this is what happens with this lens. Can say for sure if it will on any other. As for picture quality I did notice a fair difference. Not very clear when zoomed all the way. But need to try with a tripod. I got it for my birding and does not work well for that for me.
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Hi. I am not sure about that lens. Sorry I can't help you. Did you check the canon USA web site under lenses to see if the info might be there?
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This is a grey market item. Canon will not offer any warenty. I have one and have had no issue with the lens for a year.
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Thank you for the excellent reply PD. What do you guys think about using the 70-200 lens with a camera that does not have a full sized sensor? I have a rebel XT and I think thats almost half the size of the 1d sensor. Still a good focal length?
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It works fine on my 60d. So should work fine on 70d. It is slower to focus than the Canon version. Mine is very sharp. Mine does not have IS, but that does not bother me. I think it is well built, and the price cannot be beat for a 2.8 zoom. If lack of IS and USM do not bother you, it is a great lens.
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Nate... I've used it with my Nikon 14mm, an 18 &gt; 35, the 24 &gt; 70, and a 70 &gt; 300. As well as with various old Prime lenses that I have repurchased: such as an 18mm, 24mm, a 28mm, a55 Micro, a 105 Micro, and a 180mm. It is the only adapter that seems to work for me with both an NEX7, a Fuji XE1 and a Video NSX 700. I have not been disappointed. HOWEVER - one caveat as I discovered fro myself - having purchased the $260 Novoflex (which DIDN'T work sharply at all on any of these lens/camera combinations)... And that is that it MIGHT appear that some converters work better than others with certain Lens &lt;&gt; Camera brand combinations. Conclusion: buy from somewhere that you can return it if - after careful testing - you find it isn't sharp enough for your needs. Good luck.
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No. I have had no problems with lens setting at 24mm or 105 mm. My friend who has a canon 24-105 thinks my sigma is much better than his lens.
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I have the 24-105 and it is on my 50D most of the time, but many are suggesting the 24-70 to use in low light and sports applications???