Is this lense compatible with canon 70D????
1101459
Absolutely. The only time you need to worry about lens compatibility is with a "full" frame sensor camera like 1DX, 5D Mark III (actually any 5D), and the 6D on which you can't use "EF-S" lenses. Hope this helps. Good luck
1101460
As of July 2,2013 the Canon EOS 70D is compatible with 103 Canon EF lenses including the EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM. For more information visit http://www.canon.com/
1901353
I have a Canon 70D with a Sigma 150-500 mm 4.5 pound lens and it's very solid... and great for adjusting on uneven terrain... Had mine a year and love it... very well built!!
2177098
For what it's worth: I called Canon with a question about my 30D camera. I asked the employee which camera I should look at if I were to upgrade, and would my current lenses be compatible. He suggested the 70D, and said that my current two lenses will work with the 70D. He also mentioned that I could consider buying the 70D in a "kit" with the 18-135 STM lens, which he said is a good general-purpose lens that has some beneficial technology that takes more full advantage of the 70D than my two current lenses would.
593620
Yes it is compatable, just remember it is a manual focus lense and will require to pay more attention on dialing in on the subject when shooting
1138593
Although I haven't used it on a 70d I have used it on a t3i. I wasn't disappointed, I usually film with a 18-55mm kit lens which works okay, but with the lens having a nice short end at 16mm it gives you a great wide field of view.
1101121
I do not own a Canon 70D, however I do own a 20D, 40D, 60D and a 5D and the lens is compatible with each of those bodies. I travel a lot, and typically this is the only lens that I will bring with me because of the flexibility that the lens has in focal lengths.
281618
Yes. Completely compatible ... A very sharp lens which no other even comes close in this price range.
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It works on my t3i/600d, not sure what mount the 70D carries. If same mount, then it should work for FD lenses and your camera.Note that performance is somewhat lackluster with intermediate glass, adjustment for infinity focus is difficult to maintain as glass can freely rotate with movement. Wasn't wonderfully impressed, but it does the job, and for the price and being able to use previously unavailable lenses, I suppose I'd purchase again.
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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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I am sorry, but I am not really sure. I do know that for myself, I would not buy it if it is not listed as compatible. All I could find was a Nikon 70-300mm f/4-5.6G AF Nikkor SLR Camera Lens and it is really at a great price right now, (with only 1 left in stock, so I say grab it while you can!) you can always pick up the rest of the the accessories later, they are really not all that expensive and with the price I found on that lens.... it's probably going to be less than what I paid!! Good Luck!
1895487
I don't have a 70D but I am quite sure it is compatible......it works with all 9 of my canon camera's
255174
The Satechi ad on Amazon claims it is compatible with the Canon 7D and it should be. If your question is concerning the new Canon 70D, I don't have any experience with that camera.
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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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Yes, you can go to Canon site and see what lenses are compatible for your camera. Just search if you have older camera.
914560
Absolutely. It's an EOS EF lens which is 100% compatible with Canon film and digital full frame and APS-C cameras. It's also an excellent lens with great value. There is also an 70-300mm DO IS EF lens which is more compact but costs about three times more.
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Please see my response to an earlier question "Is this lens compatible/recommended for Canon EOS 70D?". You've got the same situation with your t4i - a camera that will take EF or EF-S type lenses. This is an EF lens, so it'll work just fine. I continue to be pleased with the one I recently got. Hope this helps.
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The Remote is the same one with many different labels on the outside...It should be compatible...mine said, "For Canon" in Canon font...works with 70D...the one I purchased for my T5i was same shape and "Canon" written on the front...it worked.