What is an A14 E lens? Does this lens fit a canon ef mount?
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A14e is Tamron's model number. The lens is designed to be used with cameras that have a "cropped" image sensor. It is available in a canon mount From the Tamron Website: "Di-II lenses are performance-engineered expressly for digital SLR cameras with image sensors commonly referred to as APS-C, measuring approximately 24mm x 16mm."
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A14e is Tamron's model number. The lens is designed to be used with cameras that have a "cropped" image sensor. It is available in a canon mountFrom the Tamron Website: "Di-II lenses are performance-engineered expressly for digital SLR cameras with image sensors commonly referred to as APS-C, measuring approximately 24mm x 16mm."
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This is an A mount lens, so if you have an E mount lens it won't fit without an adapter.
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What are your expectations? I know one of the Fotodiox models mounts to an A35 camera and to old Canon FD mount glass. My A35 meters light through the FD lenses. You must focus and zoom manually just like on the old Canon AE-1. If you expect auto-focus, no, it will not work. Does the A100 have the same mount as an A35? Your old FD glass most likely have better optical quality than any new digital lenses until you get north of a $1000/lens.
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It fits all EF lenses, but it doesn't work for me. If it does work for anyone, could you please share with others how you accomplished that??
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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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This website should be able to help http://lenshero.com/lenses/macro-lens-for-canon-ef-by-sigma
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The lens comes with a 58mm adapter ring. The adapter will fit a lens that accepts 58mm filters. It should fit the Canon EOS Digital T4, T3i, T3, T2i, t1i, XT, XTi. Look at your lens and determine the filter size.
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It should fit an EF-S or EF Mount. There's no Auto on this lens. If you are looking for National geographic shots. I would not purchase this lens. Acts more like a telescope, good for shooting the moon. That's all I use it for. You MUST be on a sturdy tripod. Difficult to focus but it gives a pretty good image of the moon with a little practice. High contrast subjects are best. Good luck.
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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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No, this won't work! This fotodiox adapter allows Canon EOS lens to fit Sony Nex model using E-mount. It doesn't fit for older Canon 50mm FD lens which is smaller than EOS lens in diameter. Your Sony A100 also uses A-mount. Now try search "Fotodiox 10LA-FD-SN-G Lens Mount Adapter" on Amazon, which allow Canon FD, New FD, FL Lens to Sony Alpha Camera to include A100.
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Yes. Canon EF lenses will fit on all Canon bodies. Canon's EF-S lenses are designed for, and fit, only the crop-sensor bodies, which at this moment are ALL DSLR bodies except for the 1D and 5D models. So, with your crop-body, ALL Canon EF lenses will work just fine.
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Yes. This will fit any EOS with a APS-C crop sensor.So far, I'm in love with this lens. It take real sharp pictures, mostly when stepped down to f4, but at 2.8 it still shines. The OS is a nice feature, but what really stands out in the Macro. Zoomed out to 70mm I can get about 1-2 inches from my subject and the AF snaps into focus quick.
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Yes, this is an E-mount lens. I've tried it out on my NEX F3, and it works great. I'm surprised by the smoothness of the power zoom, since I've never had one previously. This will be my mainstay lens on the A6000 when it arrives. I will tell you, although close-up portraits are fine, macros and extreme close-ups are out since the end of the barrel will leave a shadow at the bottom of the photo when you use the camera's built in flash. The lens is well made, and the constant aperture is great. Although there are other routes you can take via adapter, I'd rather a have a native E-mount lens like this. The photos are sharp throughout with a hint of softness at the corners. Good luck to you, and I hope I've helped.
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Thanks, what about using the adapter for EF lenses? Would this work or does the adapter only work with original Canon lenses?
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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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I don't own a Canon. However, this lens has worked well with my Sony A100. Check out Bob Atkins review at this link. http://www.bobatkins.com/photography/reviews/tamron_70-300_vc_review.htmlHe has a good comparison between this lens and the Canon EF 70-300/4-5.6 IS USM. This will probably give you a good idea as to what you can expect out of the Tamron lens as opposed to the Canon lens.
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No. You will have to buy the one for the E mount. It's the same lens, but with a different mount.Al