My Canon lens are all for APS-C size cameras. Will they also work if I move up to a body-only Canon full size sensor camera?
1307477
I think for full size sensor, L lenses work....while L Lenses can be worked both on APS-C & Full frame sensor cameras....
1307478
The 7D uses an APS-C crop sensor, not a full-frame sensor. If you ARE looking to go full-frame, though, you should know that your old EF-S lenses will not mount to these Canon DSLRs at all (6D, 5D, 1D series). Third-party crop lenses (Sigma DC, Tamron Di II, etc.) will mount to a full-frame DSLR but produce heavily vignetted (i.e., dark sides and corners) images.
1394635
No, it is designed for APS-C size chips, so it is 30mm and it doesn't work at all on full frame cameras.
1836661
Yes. Any full frame lens will work on a crop sensor. The reverse is untrue. A crop sensor lens will not work on a full frame body. This is true in every case.
1522615
Yes, Good match-up too! This lens is designed to work with the APS-C size sensor and not the full frame sensor like the -850 and the a900. This is an under rated lens that will work very well for you.
5045
Yes, this lens will fit any Canon EOS camera, cropped frame (like yours) and full frame cameras. Don't get caught up in the crop factor for this lens. You will not get any further magnification, but on increase field of view on your cropped body camera. You may want to look into a better tripod though, those cheap tripods can lead to a false sense of security, and may collapse under the weigh of the lens and camera. Think ahead when buying a cheap tripod, you may get a heavier lens, or even a heavier camera body. You may want to look at the same lens, with IS. That lens is better for hand held shots. I've owned the non-IS model, but sold it for the IS model. Yes, this lens will fit any Canon EOS camera, cropped frame (like yours) and full frame cameras. Don't get caught up in the crop factor for this lens. You will not get any further magnification, but on increase field of view on your cropped body camera. You may want to look into a better tripod though, those cheap tripods can lead to a false sense of security, and may collapse under the weigh of the lens and camera. Think ahead when buying a cheap tripod, you may get a heavier lens, or even a heavier camera body. You may want to look at the same lens, with IS. That lens is better for hand... » Read More Yes, this lens will fit any Canon EOS camera, cropped frame (like yours) and full frame cameras. Don't get caught up in the crop factor for this lens. You will not get any further magnification, but on increase field of view on your cropped body camera. You may want to look into a better tripod though, those cheap tripods can lead to a false sense of security, and may collapse under the weigh of the lens and camera. Think ahead when buying a cheap tripod, you may get a heavier lens, or even a heavier camera body. You may want to look at the same lens, with IS. That lens is better for hand held shots. I've owned the non-IS model, but sold it for the IS model. « Show Less
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Those lenses, while E Mount, are designed for use with an APS-C size sensor. For the Sony A7, you want to use an E Mount lens designed for full frame sensors. Using Full Frame lenses will yield best results. However, that said, the Sony A7 does have an APS-C mode which will allow you to use these lenses with that camera. But when you use the APS-C mode, you will not get the full resolution the sensor is capable of producing. I understand there may also be some metering issues when using the APS-C mode.
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Yes works fine. You'll need to Remeber there is a crop factor of 1.5 times for full frame lenses. So your effective focal length would be 36-105mm as you are shooting on a crop sensor(aps-c).
2010353
This lens will work on all SONY APS-C sensors meaning crop sensors. It will not work properly with SONY's full frame models like A850, A900 and A700.
887674
Isn't the Canon 7D a full frame and the 70D APS-C? This lens would then work only with the 70D, NOT the 7D. Confusing camera model numbers by Canon. Hard to distinguish what fits what.
996814
This is a great lens but it will only fit a crop sensor camera. If You plan to upgrade to a full sensor camera at any time I would consider the canon 100mm macro.
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Yes, this lens will fit any Canon EOS camera, cropped frame (like yours) and full frame cameras. Don't get caught up in the crop factor for this lens. You will not get any further magnification, but on increase field of view on your cropped body camera. You may want to look into a better tripod though, those cheap tripods can lead to a false sense of security, and may collapse under the weigh of the lens and camera. Think ahead when buying a cheap tripod, you may get a heavier lens, or even a heavier camera body. You may want to look at the same lens, with IS. That lens is better for hand held shots. I've owned the non-IS model, but sold it for the IS model.
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The EOS 6D as well as the 1D and 5D series are in fact Full Frame Sensors. The Sigma here is a DC lens, which is for APS-C or Cropped Sensors. Which means you don't get the full image hitting the sensor. The Sigma DG line is for full frame. The Canon line of lens the EF is for Full Frame and the EF-S is for the smaller Cropped sensors. The 7D, 60D, 70D, 650-450 (Rebel T5i - T2) and 1100D are all Cropped APS-C Sensor cameras which this lens is designed for. Hope this helps.
1009704
No it will nit. Though it may look similar these are different mounts and will need an adapter. I wouldn't use 4/3 lens on aps-c sensor, you will lose part of sensor area.
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I have used this lens on canon 5d mark 2 and canon 6d, both full frame....I am sure it will work on apc sensor too, but full frame , I am sure of....mm
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Yes and yes. Almost anything that fits the full frame cameras will fit the APS cameras. It is not the case the other way around.
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It should work but it's not the best choice. The 5D is a full frame camera, and the Sigma is for APS-C sensors (smaller sensor). You will see vignetting (black area at edge of picture). You should consider the Sigma 24-60mm 2.8 instead, or check this list for other Sigma lenses for full frame cameras: http://www.amazon.com/Canon-Full-Frame-Lens-Substitutes-Sigma/lm/R1XMV8PZXQALTP
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Yes. Any EF lens will fit a full-frame OR crop sensor. I don't buy EF-S lenses because they will ONLY fit crop sensors (30D, 40D, 50D, 60D, 70D, 7D). The 1, 5 and 6 series Canons all have full frame sensors and, since you may want to upgrade one day, stick with EF lenses so they'll fit whatever you've got. :-)