Is the Canon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens compatible with 70D camera?
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From the Canon web site *For EOS 70D, 50D, 40D, 30D, 20D, 20Da, Rebel XSi/XS, Digital Rebel XTi/XT and Digital Rebel. *For Canon EOS DSLR cameras with APS-C sized sensors. http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/ef_lens_lineup/ef_s_18_200mm_f_3_5_5_6_is
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It is hard to say.... I am very satisfied with the 18-200mm. The quality is impressive and i don't mind the weight of the camera. It is the only lens I use. If I need additional detail, I can use the available computer software to provide additional zoom. Overall, I am very happy with the camera and lens.
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I've never used a 70D. The 50mm 1.8 fits a 5D (full frame) and 7D (cropped). So I would think it should fit the 70D
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According to Tamron's website, there is a version of the 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 lens for Canon. I am using these lens with a Pentax Kr and think it is a superb lens.
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I wouldn't buy the 24-105 mm lens. The 70D has a smaller APS-C sensor (compared to full frame) which translates into a 1.6x crop factor of the lens' focal length. Put simple, you will lose the wide angle capability of the lens and instead have the equivalent of a ca. 36-160 mm lens. The 24-105 has certainly better quality, but to fully appreciate it you should buy the EOS 6D body (ca. $1500) or another Canon body with a full frame sensor.
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77mm accessories fit this lens according to Canon's web site: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/ef_lens_lineup/ef_70_200mm_f_2_8l_is_ii_usm#SuppliesAndAccessories. Since this is a 77mm accessory, I would say, yes, it would fit the lens.
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Well, I don't know because I don't have those equipment. I have a D7000 with a 18-105 kit lens attached, a 70-300, A 35mm and a SB-700 in it's case, all inside the bag. I think the 18-200 is the same size as the 18-108, so I don't think you'll have a problem fitting it there. The bag is pretty big.Hope it helps.
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The Canon 70D has a APS-C sensor. The Tamron 28-300mm is specifically made for full frame sensors. For your 70D I suggest the Tamron 18-270mm Di II VC PZD which has had some outstanding reviews and is quite affordable.
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Yes, this lens works on an EF mount, compatible with a 70D and it is designed for a crop sensor camera, which the 70D is.
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Looking on the Canon website (http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/professional/products/lenses/ef_lens_lineup/lens_standard_pro/ef_s_18_200mm_f_3_5_5_6_is) it indicates that this lens with work with the 30D.
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Hi this canon 100-400 is f4.5-5.6 while the 70-200 is f2.8. These two lenses are totally different.
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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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Don't know about that particular lens - but 70 - 200mm f4 L series doesn't fit.
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Yes, I use it with a T3i all of the time with stunning results. The 70-200 is my best absolute lens.
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Although I haven't used it on a 70d I have used it on a t3i. I wasn't disappointed, I usually film with a 18-55mm kit lens which works okay, but with the lens having a nice short end at 16mm it gives you a great wide field of view.
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Will this work well with the Canon EF 70-200 L lens? Is there a list somewhere of compatible lenses?
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The Canon T3 Camera (Canon's economy class) DSLR with standard KIT 18-55mm Lens is of lesser quality Lens than their "EOS Rebel i" series (T2i, T3i, T5i, etc.), with their EF-S (Electronic Focus Stabilized) Lenses. However, the Sigma "AF" (Auto Focus) Series Lenses made for Canon products are essentially compatible with all Canon Cameras that use the EF-S type Lens mounting system. Make certain that the Sigma Lens 18-250mm you chose is the "AF" (Auto Focus), EF-S type for Canon. If you are still skeptical, send a note to Sigma Support, and they can provide absolute confirmation. One of the Lenses I utilize is a Sigma 18250mm "AF" on a Canon T2i, and Canon 60D. P.S. Just as FYI, the Canon 60D Camera is becoming a bit dated (some 3yrs. old since its initial release), but is still produced. Although the 70D is the newer version, and other makes/models have more features, the 60D is a powerful very versatile DSLR with lots of flexibilities, and provides excellent imagery results.