Cannon EOS Rebel T2i: Would that one fit my camera and do you think it would be good for what I need?
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I have this lens, I used it for several months before upgrading to the 75-300 IS USM. If you don't want blurry pictures then you will have to spend the money on better tools. I take a lot of bird pictures and was able to track them using the non IS lens but it was very difficult and unless the pools where the competitions are held are in bright light you won't get sharp pictures. I did try using this one at our dance hall, (poor light for pictures) I eventually had to go to a 50 mm 1.4 that does great in low light. You wanting telephoto though, for the money the 75-300 IS at about $450 was the way that I decided to go and I really like what I get now. I have had my t2i for nearly two and a half years. Hope this helps you a little bit. If you want to see a few of my shots with the IS lens. My flickr page is lightninrod49.
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I would certainly think so. I think that this would work for all of the Canon EOS cameras. I am not an authority on this product, I am only a consumer like you. I just looked at the specs on this and it states that it works for a T5i, so I would surely think that it would work for you! It seems to work very well! It works a lot better than the last one that I had!
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I am positive that it will fit on Canon EOS Rebel T3i. This camera uses Canon EF Lenses. And this Sigma lens was designed with the same mount as the Canon's EF mounts. Just make sure you buy the one for Canon, and you should be fine.
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Have the Canon T3i. The bag is a little too small for this camera and lenses. However the bag is good quality and would recommend for a smaller camera.
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Yes, but you're actually fitting it to the lens and not the camera itself. It will fit the standard T2i lens. I use it and love it.
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I have two eos cameras and it fits both of them. I think the eos cameras have pretty much a standard viewfinder.
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Yes. It fits my Rebel T2i, so it fits all Canon cameras. Using it with Vivitar & Minolta lenses.
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Yes i have a canon t3 and the t3i and there isn't much of a difference between the two so you should order it and it will work for you
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It should fit it with no problem. My camera is a Canon Rebel T3i and there was plenty of room left over inside the bag for larger cameras. I thought it would be too much room, but I squeezed all of the air I could out of the bag before sealing it and this prevented my camera from moving in the bag at all. I think you'll be fine. Just be sure to do the no-camera test in your bathtub.
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Yes, since it fits my t2i and they are the same body, it will fit. Great lens.
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I have a cannon EOS it fits fine, though I would not recommend this flash....it's definately a 'what you pay for' flash.
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Should fit any Canon DSLR / Eos mount. There is no autofocus. Your focal length will be more like 80mm, making it a great portrait lens.
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Did you mean a Canon 7D ? Or possibly a 70 D ? It should fit both as both are EOS cameras
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I use a Canon but have a friend who uses Nikon and she loves hers. If you arent planning to mount it on your camera I think you will be very happy with it. It may mount well but I am not sure if it will fit perfectly.
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Yeah It should fit no problem. The bag is smaller than you would think but it turned out to be the perfect size for me, (I have a Canon rebel) though I could only fit one other lens in the bag.
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I fit my ESPN Rebel T3. I went to the cannon website to find out if this lens would fit my camera and it will give you the list of cameras that will fit it.
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I use a Sony a57 with a 16-80mm lens. It fits with no problem. I really like the hammock across the middle pocket. You poke the lens thru the slit to suspend the camera and lens within the middle pocket area. I don't use Canonequipment so don't know hope big the T2i w/18-135mm lens would be.