Will this Tamron 18-270mm DiII work on a full frame Canon 5D Mark lll? Will you get a black ring around the edges of the picture on the 5D?
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Hi, since I use a D90 i'm no sure how it woks with a full frame camera. It works great with my D90, it is the best walk around lens I own for my camera. Sorry but I can't speak for a full frame camera.
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You will definitely get a significant ring around the edges. It is fine for the 23mm sensor, but not the 35mm sensor.
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This lens is specifically designed for APS-C Sensors and it'll not give good results on a Full Frame camera. THe image circle will not cover the full sensor. Here is the link to the compatibility cart on Tamron's website: http://www.tamron-usa.com/lenses/prod/assets/pdfs/slr_compatability_chart.pdf
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I had a d20 several years ago. Tamron has been a lens of choice from back in my film days. They have never let me down. That lens is very versatile and a great choice for your camera.
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Yes it should. I have used them very nicely on the canon 5d markI ... the functionality will be just the same on markIII. Keep in mind (max) higher magnification(all 3 on) means manual focus may be needed. But my results are they do the job.
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It will work with your 5D Mark III. That said, it is not of a quality to give you more than marginal shots. You will be much happier with a quality dedicated fisheye, such as the Rokinon HD8M-C 8mm f/3.5 HD Fisheye Lens with Removeable Hood for Canon DSLR 8-8mm, Fixed-Non-Zoom Lens, here on Amazon. This lens works flawlessly on a full sensor camera, just be aware that you will need to manually focus any shots closer than about 6 feet. Check a local shop for a rental lens, use it and then decide for yourself.
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Yes, the Tamron 28-300 will work on the 70D. The results might surprise you too. The lens is kinda soft on the 5D, but should take acceptable photos on the 70. Remember, it is not an 'L' glass lens and will NEVER be comparable to some of the higher end Canon lenses. You get what you pay for applies here, except you are not paying extra for the canon name.
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Robert,According to dpreview http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16 it works fine on any full frame DSLR. I just had a chance to test it on my Nikon cameras; and never tried to use it with other systems. However, I have seen some pictures made by Sony (A900 and A350):1. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_1.jpg2. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_2.jpg3. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_3.jpg Here is dpreview and test on full frame: http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16/5Here is the info from tamron's site about lens mount: http://www.tamron-usa.com/lenses/prod/70200_di.asp#ad-image-0 Robert,According to dpreview http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16 it works fine on any full frame DSLR. I just had a chance to test it on my Nikon cameras; and never tried to use it with other systems. However, I have seen some pictures made by Sony (A900 and A350):1. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_1.jpg2. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_2.jpg3. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_3.jpg Here is dpreview and test on full frame:... » Read More Robert,According to dpreview http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16 it works fine on any full frame DSLR. I just had a chance to test it on my Nikon cameras; and never tried to use it with other systems. However, I have seen some pictures made by Sony (A900 and A350):1. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_1.jpg2. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_2.jpg3. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_3.jpg Here is dpreview and test on full frame: http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16/5Here is the info from tamron's site about lens mount: http://www.tamron-usa.com/lenses/prod/70200_di.asp#ad-image-0 « Show Less
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I actually don't have a 5DII to test it on, but it does work well with a 60D. since the size difference is not as prominent as say a rebel series camera, i would say that it should work quite well. Do keep in mind that it is not that easy to take on and off, and without a modification of sorts, you would only be able to use this handheld or on the rig it comes with, as there are no 1/4-20 mounts under this baseplate.
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If you will look at the bottom of the description for this lens, you will see a section titled "Will this work with my camera?" In that section select Canon, then EOS, then 7D Mark II, then click in the appropriate place to get your answer. I did that with your camera model and it says it will work. Amazon has that section on all lenses that are not camera brand specific like Tamron, Sigma, Tokina, etc.
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actually, IT FITS, and will work normally at 11mm but when you zoom to 16mm you will see a black circle around the image because 6d or 5d are full frame cameras, I tried it on a 5D... the thing is that this lens is a "EF-S" lens, and 6d or 6d are EF only (without the "S")
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well, it's not related to the camera body, it's directly related to the lens focal length. but i think ur question is does it work with Full Frame Camera. well yes, as long as the lens has a filter diameter of 52mm or 55mm or 58mm. because this is an addon lens. you attach it on the front filter of another lens. like EF-s 18-55mm or EF 75-300mm. now let me tell you how do you calculate the new focal length: it's the focul length set on the first lens * 0.20, ex using it with 18-55 at 50mm zoom, you'll get 50*0.2 = 10mm not you'll start to see the black edges like around 14mm or 13mm on full frame camera and on aps-c on 10mm. anw if u have 5d III this is not for u,first Image quality is bad.. you'll get wide yes but not sharp... , second considering the 5d3, your kit lens will probably be 25-105mm IS USM and the filter d is 77m. and almost all L lenses have big filter size, like 67 or more. so you're left with the EF lenses that are non-L, and primes (whih are good) like 50mm,14 - 85mm 1.8 .... good luck
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I had two Tamron SP AF 2X, one for Canon and one for Nikon. They worked great with Tamron 150-600mm for their counterpart lenses for Canon 5D Mk III. 70D, T3, T5 or Nikon D5300 and D800. However, you have to take pictures with Manual Exposure to enjoy the 2X effects with full frame or cropped sensors. Auto may not work.
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Hi, I apologize but I cannot find the dialogue from the seller where we spoke of this. I believe this lens worked for both full frame and those with a crop factor. I tried to verify via Tamron's site direct, but can no longer find the lens. You would need to find one with a mount that fits your Canon, or find an adapter.
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Hello, question as well - because this is for an EF mount, it should work on my full 5D correct?
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It will work with the 7D. It works best with EF equivalent lenses and not so much EF-S lenses in my experience. Even with the EF lenses, such as my Canon 100-400 L it works OK at 100 but I need to manual focus at 400. It works OK with my Tamron 70-200 f2.8. Also works fine with my lower focal length zooms. I don't have any primes to test it with.
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It will work on the 7D cropped sensor but it is made for a full frame. You will not get the full circular 180 degree view on the 7D, you will have the equivalent of a 13-24mm. I would say if you are going to upgrade to a full frame get this lens, if not stick with the cheaper 10-22mm (great lens) or the Tokina fisheye. I have had both lenses and they were great on the 7D (last camera before upgrading to FF)
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Yes, this lens is designed to be used on a full-frame camera. Usually Tamron's "Di" designation is for crop sensor cameras, but it does not apply for this lens. Here is an article evaluating the lens. http://www.photozone.de/Reviews/288-tamron-af-17-35mm-f28-4-di-ld-aspherical-if-nikon-lab-test-report--review?start=1
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I have a Canon 7D, 60D, 50D and they all work well. Not sure if it works on a 5D