will this fiit fit canon ef 28-135?
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yes but, you have to make sure you order the correct size. These are sized just as your lens filters are sized. Check the front ring on your lens and you will find the filter size engraved around the circumference of the lens.
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No, it's not. The diameter of the 18-135 Canon lens is 67mm and this wide angle lens will only fit on 58mm diameter lenses such as Canon's 18-55mm EF-S.
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I was looking at the 28-135 for my Rebel xti....let me know how you like once you get a chance to try it out.
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I really don't know, but it fits my canon rebel with 135 zoom lens plus many other accessories. I think it is the best camera case I have ever bought. It is totally lightweight and my little handheld fits in there also. I hope this helps.
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After reviewing the T1i amazon page, the short answer is "yes". The 28-200 is an EF (full frame) lens. Most Canon DSLR will support EF and EFS to my knowledge. Some thing to keep in mind when purchasing lenses is the frame/sensor size. EF are full frame and EFS are designed for the smaller sensors found in the Rebel models for example. What this means is that while EF lenses are usable with EFS bodies there will be a certain amount of "cropping" to your images. I have several Canon bodies, all of which have the smaller sensor size (APS-C) and I have yet to take notice when using a full frame lens. Refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_sensor_format for a bunch of technical jargon, formulae and details.
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The 72 mm filter will fit the canon EF 85 mm f1.2, but the EF 85 mm f1.8 lens takes a 58 mm filter
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The one you have linked here is for Sony cameras. If you search for a Sigma APO 70-200 2.8 II EX for Canon EF mount, then you're in good shape!
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The differences are that the EF 28-135 has a little better build quality. It is compatible with full frame cameras (so if you decide to upgrade your camera it would work where the EF-S 18-135 would not). Another thing to consider is that the EF28-135 has a USM (ultrasonic motor) which makes for much quicker auto focus. Most beginners-novices find this to be a very helpful feature. I would compare the two at a site like the following. (they give the EF 28-135 a better rating too) http://www.photozone.de/
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I own this item and it is excellent! I use it on my Canon 70-200 f4 IS. I do not know if it will fit the 300L f4IS. But, I did see this info on the B&H; site.The Tripod Collar by Fotodiox attaches your compatible Canon telephoto lens to a tripod or monopod while stabilizing it. A locking knob helps safely secure the collar to your lens. The knob can be loosened, allowing you to turn your camera from landscape to portrait mode without removing your camera from your tripod or adjusting your tripod head. The collar is coated with a matte white finish. Compatible with: Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L, Canon EF 300mm f/4L, and Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L lenses.Hope this might help.H I own this item and it is excellent! I use it on my Canon 70-200 f4 IS. I do not know if it will fit the 300L f4IS. But, I did see this info on the B&H; site.The Tripod Collar by Fotodiox attaches your compatible Canon telephoto lens to a tripod or monopod while stabilizing it. A locking knob helps safely secure the collar to your lens. The knob can be loosened, allowing you to turn your camera from landscape to portrait mode without removing your camera from your tripod or adjusting your tripod head. The collar is coated with a matte white finish. Compatible with: Canon EF... » Read More I own this item and it is excellent! I use it on my Canon 70-200 f4 IS. I do not know if it will fit the 300L f4IS. But, I did see this info on the B&H; site.The Tripod Collar by Fotodiox attaches your compatible Canon telephoto lens to a tripod or monopod while stabilizing it. A locking knob helps safely secure the collar to your lens. The knob can be loosened, allowing you to turn your camera from landscape to portrait mode without removing your camera from your tripod or adjusting your tripod head. The collar is coated with a matte white finish. Compatible with: Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L, Canon EF 300mm f/4L, and Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L lenses.Hope this might help.H « Show Less
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If the question is will this battery "fit in" the ELPH 135, I have no idea. You might try going to the Canon web site and choosing that camera to see the specifications for its battery.
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Yes it will, This lens is only compatible with fixed focal length L-series lenses 135mm and over, as well as the EF 70-200/2.8L, EF 70-200/2.8L IS, EF 70-200/4L, and EF 100-400/4.5-5.6L. Additionally, please see the lens and/or camera body manual for full compatibility information with the Extender EF 2X III.
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After reviewing the T1i amazon page, the short answer is "yes". The 28-200 is an EF (full frame) lens. Most Canon DSLR will support EF and EFS to my knowledge.Some thing to keep in mind when purchasing lenses is the frame/sensor size. EF are full frame and EFS are designed for the smaller sensors found in the Rebel models for example. What this means is that while EF lenses are usable with EFS bodies there will be a certain amount of "cropping" to your images. I have several Canon bodies, all of which have the smaller sensor size (APS-C) and I have yet to take notice when using a full frame lens. Refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_sensor_format for a bunch of technical jargon, formulae and details. After reviewing the T1i amazon page, the short answer is "yes". The 28-200 is an EF (full frame) lens. Most Canon DSLR will support EF and EFS to my knowledge.Some thing to keep in mind when purchasing lenses is the frame/sensor size. EF are full frame and EFS are designed for the smaller sensors found in the Rebel models for example. What this means is that while EF lenses are usable with EFS bodies there will be a certain amount of "cropping" to your images. I have several Canon bodies, all of which have the smaller sensor size (APS-C) and I have yet to take... » Read More After reviewing the T1i amazon page, the short answer is "yes". The 28-200 is an EF (full frame) lens. Most Canon DSLR will support EF and EFS to my knowledge.Some thing to keep in mind when purchasing lenses is the frame/sensor size. EF are full frame and EFS are designed for the smaller sensors found in the Rebel models for example. What this means is that while EF lenses are usable with EFS bodies there will be a certain amount of "cropping" to your images. I have several Canon bodies, all of which have the smaller sensor size (APS-C) and I have yet to take notice when using a full frame lens. Refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_sensor_format for a bunch of technical jargon, formulae and details. « Show Less
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Yes, I do. Make sure you have the same model type as listed on this pack to make sure it's compatible. I use it for the original canon that came w/ my camera.
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It will if you get the EF-M lens mount (Canon EF-M Lens Adapter Kit for Canon EF / EF-S Lenses 6098B002).
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Yes, the Canon DSLR's take EF lenses, just keep in mind that they tend to magnify a bit by around 1.5x (e.g., 28-90mm is more like 42-135mm)
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Yes. It will fit any Canon EOS models having an EF or EF-S mount. I use it on both a Canon T3 and a Canon 70D.
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The lens that usually shipped as a kit lens with the T3i was the EF-S 18-55 IS II, which takes 58mm filters.The EF 28-135 takes a 72mm filter, so you'll have to buy new ones to use with it.