Pardon the term but is there any sort of "crop factor" to take into consideration when using Hasselblad lens on a Canon 5D m2 or 3 full frame sensor?
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No it works great on my MK3. Those Hasselblad lenses are built for a larger sensor than the Canon MK3 anyway so you're good. Hope that's what you were asking about anyway! ~Ben
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The crop makes your lens seem a litrle more telescopic. 100 mm apprx 140 etc.Works fine! My Canon is now also a data-back for all my Hasselblad lenses an bellows.
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I don't believe there is. I'm VERY happy with this adapter. Even if there is, you will be able to compensate when you form your shot. It's all good.
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It depends on what is more important to you and how you shoot? The 7D has lots more AF points. Would you be using them? Do you currently rely on a crop sensor to get that extra focal length in your EF lenses? How used were you to shooting 35mm? Personally I can see the merits of having both. I love my 6D and full frame, but there are times absolute real estate of the sensor size isn't necessary and I'm looking to replace my aging, but solid, 40D. The 7d has a larger buffer, more processing power by 100%, dual slots, but a smaller sensor size for MP size. Are you shooting more video than stills? The 1st 7D excelled at that. I personally will always steer towards sensor size. I have images from a 11MP 1Ds that beat 15MP crop sensor cameras (not to mention 1 2/3" sensor 15MP cameras) simply because the MP weren't constrained to a small sensor size. I realize this really doesn't help answer your question and only asks more. But the camera is a tool, and it's very rare that a camera comes along that is that swiss army of cameras that does everything better than all the rest. Good luck in your decision.
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The lens works with both crop and full-frame sensors, hence the DG label. It is a fantastically sharp lens, you will love it!
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Yes - it isn't awfully wide on a crop sensor like the T5i, but I have used it on my 60D as well as my 6D full frame and I like it as a walk around lens on both.
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Yes and no.At 16mm, it will work on full frame Canons, with a slight vigniette on the extreme corners. At 11-15mm, however, the entire frame is not covered.I occassionally use this lens on my 5D mark 1 and get some amazing results! It's the only "crop" lens I kept after upgrading from my t2i =)
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No. You cannot use a lens that is designed for a smaller sensor (m4/3) on a body with a larger sensor (APS-C). It only works the other way around.
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Full image this lens is for an EF mount rather than EF-S which is the cropped sensor mount
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Can be used for full frame and crop sensorReview at http://www.dyxum.com/lenses/Samyang-85mm-F1.4-Aspherical-IF_lens554.html
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Yes. It will act as a moderate wide angle lens on the 6D (which has a full frame sensor) and will be a roughly standard lens on the T3i (crop sensor). It will produce good images on both, though the crop sensor may dilute some of the fantastic qualities of the lens on the T3i (appearing slightly less sharp at the edges of the field and exaggerating the bokeh fringing). Regardless, it is a fantastic lens on either camera. It is a great value for a super sharp moderate wide on the 6D and is still one of the best large aperture standard focal length lenses you can get for canon crop sensor cameras as well. Yes. It will act as a moderate wide angle lens on the 6D (which has a full frame sensor) and will be a roughly standard lens on the T3i (crop sensor). It will produce good images on both, though the crop sensor may dilute some of the fantastic qualities of the lens on the T3i (appearing slightly less sharp at the edges of the field and exaggerating the bokeh fringing). Regardless, it is a fantastic lens on either camera. It is a great value for a super sharp moderate wide on the 6D and is still one of the best large aperture standard focal length lenses you can get for canon crop sensor... » Read More Yes. It will act as a moderate wide angle lens on the 6D (which has a full frame sensor) and will be a roughly standard lens on the T3i (crop sensor). It will produce good images on both, though the crop sensor may dilute some of the fantastic qualities of the lens on the T3i (appearing slightly less sharp at the edges of the field and exaggerating the bokeh fringing). Regardless, it is a fantastic lens on either camera. It is a great value for a super sharp moderate wide on the 6D and is still one of the best large aperture standard focal length lenses you can get for canon crop sensor cameras as well. « Show Less
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This lens will work on both full-frame and crop cameras. I have personally used it on the 7D and the 5D Mark III. Canon doesn't list it as either EF or EF-S, it's simply listed as "E" (as in MP-E) :-)
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Technically it's more like 17.6-25.6mm (remember to always multiply by 1.6 to get the true equivalence of the lens). That doesn't really matter even on your cropped sensor T3i, since this 11-16 is made specifically for a cropped sensor camera. If you were to put this lens on a non-cropped sensor camera (full-frame like the 5D) you would notice that you could actually see the corners of the lens vignetting pretty bad. It's truly intended to be used for cropped sensor and it's the right type of wide angle lens for most applications. It'll work perfectly for your camera.
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Yes, this lens is designed for a full frame sensor. It is a little on the slow side, but still an excellent lens
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Came into my mind after I wrote my first comment: I think 85 mm is maybe a bit long for a crop camera, at least for Portrait, it equals about 135 mm on a full frame body. I have the 7D, too, and with this camera I prefer the EF 50mm/1.4 for portrait. It does not provide the perfect bokeh of the 85/1.2 but delivers nice results with the 7D.
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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. :-)
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This lens was used on 35mm camera a film camera before the era of digital and crop sensor. It would definitely work on full frame sensor. I would check with Canon retailer just to make sure.
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It's a really great lens for the price and works well with the 7D and other crop sensor canon bodies. You can even put it on a Full Frame body at 16mm and it should vignette too much. The one I have is tack sharp and does do video quite well. At 11mm though it tends to distort the people on the very edges of the frame. Hope this helps.
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You would be better off getting the Canon 10-22mm lens which gives the 16-35 mm field of view on your crop sensor camera.