Can I use this lens with my Canon Rebel xsi or do I need a newer higher quality camera?
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I've used this lens with a rebel (forget which model, it was my clients' camera).
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Yes. But you have to consider the crop factor of the Rebel XSI.24mm is not 24mm with a 1.6 crop factor. In reality, 24mm is 38.40mm using your Rebel.
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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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I'm using Sigma lens on my Rebel T4i. I bought them for my Canon Rebel XT years ago. These lens have Canon mounts on them. I didn,t get enought time with this camera to see if it is as good as the older Rebel
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All of your standard Canon lenses should work on the T5i. I have several lenses that I've purchased over the past 6 - 8 years and they all work with the T5i.
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I had manual focus lenses (minolta rokkor md lenses) for a minolta xd5 from the 1980s and purchased an adaptor to use these lenses on a Canon T5i. They work fine. This would seem to be an inexpensive way for you to use your lenses on your new camera. Hope this helps.
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This is a good question and I really don't know how to answer it... however, if you EVER think you may upgrade your camera body in the future, you would have one of what I consider to be the best lenses Canon has to offer! It's a good investment.
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Ah, the Rebel XT -- I had one of those for a while. Small LCD screen did make it a bit hard to check if something was in focus or not. The Canon 100-300mm USM isn't a bad lens. But you might consider upgrading the 28-80mm USM -- even the newer kit lens, the Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS, is an improvement. You might also enjoy working with a fast prime lens for the background blurring it can provide. Something like the the Canon 50mm f1.8 or 50mm f1.4 or 85mm f1.8 are excellent lenses.Cool images, by the way!
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I own a 510 and think the second lens is a huge advantage--assuming you have a need for a telephoto--which I do. If you don't either would be fine. If you do as well, compare prices with comparable lenses and see ifyou feel the Xsi deserves the even greater price premium--it would not for me
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Before buy it, check in the canon page if the lens are compatible with your camera. thats the same that i did before buy it.
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You should check with Canon, but I believe the lens will work with a Rebel T3i as the IS function is in the lens.
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Just keep in mind that the Canon XSi does not have video at all. And the LCD screen does not support live view. Other than that I think the XSi is a good DSLR Camera to start with a DSLR experience. But it is not as great as T2i.
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The Tamron AF 17-50mm F/2.8 XR lens is compatible with Canon EF-S camera mounts. It will work well with your Rebel camera body. My copy is remarkable concerning focus, etc. I'd buy same lens again in a heartbeat. Completely satisfied with the focal range and quality of build and image results. It's a great lens for the price.
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Hi, yes you can definitely use the bower 500 mm on your xsi-eos camera. You don't need anything because it comes with the EF T-mount adaptor. (this is the one that appears like a thick ring that you have to screw in to your lens and align the red dot to the red dot of your camera to attach it. Your camera can use both lenses/adaptor with red dot (EF lenses) and square white dot (EFS lenses). I hope to have answered your inquiry. Good luck! If you need pictures taken from this lens, feel free to contact me.
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You sure can...works well on my canon xsi (450d) (field camera), as well as my 7d. Great lens, have fun with it.
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If you buy the one for the canon mount it will work. I use mine on a XSI. Remember you have to use manuel focus.
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Yes. The good news is that it will take stunning images. The downside is that it is very tricky to focus on the small view finder of the rebel camera. If you are prepared to focus using live view in most situations it's fine but otherwise if I were you I would get canon 50 1.4 to save myself the aggravation. I love this lens on my 5d mk ii but I found it a bit frustrating on my t2i.
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Hi, i'm sorry, but i've never used the canon lens. I use the fuji lens on an xt1 but the af is quite slow, it isn't the best quality of the lens.
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Don't know specifically about your equipment. But, I have a Canon Xsi plus 3 lenses. The bag is smaller than I thought prior to receiving it. Everything is a tight fit and hard to access. The workmanship is not all that great. It would be OK for a camera with few accesories but not mine.