Will this lens work on a Canon 60 D? Is it auto focus?
451759
I have the Canon 60 D and the lens does have auto focus that's compatible. Great lens-- took some shots at a professional soccer match and they turned out great.
451760
yes, it has autofocus... Image Stabilizer (2 modes) and i have a standard T3 Rebel Camera.About the compatibility, here's and offer from Canon with your camera and this lens, so obvioulsy it is compatiblehttp://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/cameras/eos-camera-bundles/eos-60d-body-with-ef-70-300mm-f-4-56-is-usm
451761
yes, it has autofocus... Image Stabilizer (2 modes) and i have a standard T3 Rebel Camera. About the compatibility, here's and offer from Canon with your camera and this lens, so obvioulsy it is compatible http://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/cameras/eos-camera-bundles/eos-60d-body-with-ef-70-300mm-f-4-56-is-usm
451762
Yes, it works on all changeable lens Canon DSLR bodies! It is auto focus and works great. Just a fantastic Lens!
469115
absolutely, I use it on a 60d and love it. I actually sold a Canon 70-200mm f2.8 and went with this instead and I do not regret the choice.
1591663
Thank you for your interest in our bundle! This lens set up will work with your Nikon D60. However, this is a manual focus lens only and will only operate in manual mode (M). It does not have any AF or VR capabilities. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact our sales department at 800-991-3350 EST. We thank you for your time and consideration!
1855393
It will not autofocus. If you purchase this lens you will have to manually focus all of your shots
134159
Yes it is compatible with Canon 60d which I would recommend it! Love this lens!
1044231
If you are talking about a Nikon D60 - No. This is for a Canon 60D and yes it will work for a Canon 60D.
1981979
It will work in every way except auto focus this lens does not have a built in motor.
810155
Absolutely, I have it on my 60D and I'm very pleased with the performance, great all purpose all around lens.
831869
It should work with the 60 D because it takes EF lenses. It does not have stabilization. If you want a lens with stabilization, do a search for: EF-SThe price point goes up quite a bit for those lenses.
18989
I have a couple of older auto focus lenses that work great with the D600. You can do a Google search for "Nikon lens compatibility", and you can find charts that show which lenses work with which cameras.
2019526
This is why I bought a D800 so I could use all of my old lenses. Use another old lens of the same kind to see if it works but I doubt it just as others have said that it will not work with autofocus. The 35-70 was first sold in 1963 and is still one of the best.
831870
Yes this lens works on a 60d. I just came back from South Africa on safari and took very nice photos with it. The lens I bought did not have stabilization. That is why it was less expensive. I can take photos without a rest, but you do take the risk of it being blurry, especially when there is movement or low light. If you take continuous shots, you will get a clear photo. I did find myself needing to rest it on something to stabilize it more and because of that, I did achieve more clearer photos on the first shot. Part of me feels I should have spent extra for the stabilization. Nonetheless, I do think I received my money's worth with this lens. It served it's purpose well and I was able to capture great pictures up close.
1402540
I use with a canon 60D. the lens came with the correct adapter ring. See if your camera is in their list.
577709
It works on all my Canon crop frame cameras, from 20D to 40D to 7D, so it will work on the 60d. This lens produces good quality picture up to around 300mm, and since it does not have image stabilization, best to use either a monopod or tripod (heavier legs), else it's top heavy and unsteady. I hope this helps.
1027367
Yes! That's what I am using the 60D and works fantastic! before I purchased I rented it a few times though Borrow lenses.
31008
It is a manual focus lens. I'm a Canon 60D user, but as far as I know it is consistent for all camera makers. I've read varying reviews on how to calibrate it, but the only thing that really does anything is the ƒ stop ring. The focus ring doesn't have the greatest effect, so I keep it at ∞. With all that said, it's a blast to use even with all manual features.
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Yes, all technical aspects of this lens will work on the 50D. It will auto-focus, it will fit on the 50D's housing, it will take pictures... all EF lenses will "work properly" on all Canon DSLR cameras. HOWEVER, the real magic of this lens IMO can only be achieved on a full frame sensor (e.g. 6D, 5D, 1D) which will yield the best bokeh. If you're willing to spend 2 grand on this specialized of a lens, why not go for a full frame body too?