can you get it with a 18-135 lens?; do other canon lenses fit from my old 35mm canon?
593731
Yes, I see the T4i 18-135mm STM kit listed here and elsewhere. Old Canon FD mount lenses will not fit any Canon DSLRs. Old Canon EOS EF lenses will work with the T4i though some film-era 3rd party lenses may not be completely compatible. Note that the smaller sensor in the digital Rebels will crop the image from the lens and make it appear as if you are using a 1.6 times longer lens. For example, your old 50mm lens on the T4i will appear more like an 80mm would on your film SLR and 28mm and 35mm lenses won't be wide angle lenses when used on the T4i.
11879
Yes...no problem along with 4 more lenses! I have a 70-200, 70-300, 17-50, and 18-135 plus there's room for a lot more stuff!
398587
Both lens will fit on the D300. The 28-135 will not provide the wide angle coverage that the 18-135 will. This could be frustrating for group shots.
1771110
Thank you for the information.I have a 10-20mm and 18-55mm at hand. I decided to purchase 50D with a 28-135mm IS lens and 100-300mm. I will appreciate if you can share your suggestion.Thank you and best regards,GO
2076692
NO that lens is a 77mm lens, you would need a 77mm set which I am sure they make. This will fit only a lens that is 58mm. If you look on the front end of the lens where the lens cap goes you will see a single 2 number with like this XXmm that is the ring diameter of said lens. I own the 18-135 and I know that is 77mm
671858
No it won't. I have a Canon T4i and it fits perfectly with the 18-135mm lens, but the same camera with a 70-300mm lens doesn't come close. There is no way it would fit the combo you are talking about.
752376
I don't have that Canon body (I own a Canon EOS Rebel )but I do have a 70-300 tele. lens. I have two other lenses as well and everything fits OK.
495572
No problem. I keep a canon 50d with 18-135 attached. There is still plenty of room for extras (hood, filters, etc). I carry my 400mm lens (with other stuff) in the upper compartment.
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The answer really depends on your budget. I have the 18-135STM-which is also an amazing lens , but because of it's size and weight-I have the 40mm on my t5i all the time. I don't find the focal length to be a problem at all. The only thing shorter that I would consider is the new 35mm f2.0 IS which is a lot of money. The older none IS 35mm isn't as amazing as the 40mm. I tried them all out at the local camera shop. The combination of optical quality, construction, price, and size make this lens hard to walk away from. BTW, on the t5i, the f2.8 is plenty for doing hand held-no flash is terrible lighting.Hope this helps. The answer really depends on your budget. I have the 18-135STM-which is also an amazing lens , but because of it's size and weight-I have the 40mm on my t5i all the time. I don't find the focal length to be a problem at all. The only thing shorter that I would consider is the new 35mm f2.0 IS which is a lot of money. The older none IS 35mm isn't as amazing as the 40mm. I tried them all out at the local camera shop. The combination of optical quality, construction, price, and size make this lens hard to walk away from. BTW, on the t5i, the f2.8 is plenty for doing hand held-no flash is... » Read More The answer really depends on your budget. I have the 18-135STM-which is also an amazing lens , but because of it's size and weight-I have the 40mm on my t5i all the time. I don't find the focal length to be a problem at all. The only thing shorter that I would consider is the new 35mm f2.0 IS which is a lot of money. The older none IS 35mm isn't as amazing as the 40mm. I tried them all out at the local camera shop. The combination of optical quality, construction, price, and size make this lens hard to walk away from. BTW, on the t5i, the f2.8 is plenty for doing hand held-no flash is terrible lighting.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Since this is your first DSLR I will recomend the Canon 18-135 as a good all around lens. Overtime you may find the need or desire for other lenses like primes and L but to get you started the 18-135 will do a good job.
2249216
Nope, the the basic 18-55mm lens is the max-size E-mount lens that will fit.
369534
Actually I have the same question... However, based on the reviews I have seen so far, I think I will go for the 18-135mm. Everybody recomends the good range that it provides, and buying it individually it becomes an expensive lens. On the other hand the 18-55mm will force the need for having an extra zoom.
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I don't know specifically but unless the 135 is huge, it should work. The capacity specs given by Lowepro are accurate, so just compare with the length and width of your lens. Include filter and cap, and hood if you carry it. It's well built and sturdy, by the way.
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it should.... it fits my Canon Rebel with an 18 135 lens. It is very stretchy!
752507
Yes. It will fit. I was trying to fit 100-400 lens attached, it was tight. But 18-55 lens is very small, it fits.
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It will fit the older version of 16-35 which was 77mm. Canon updated to the 16-35 f2.8 L ll which does have 82mm threads. So it depends on which version of the 16-35 one would have as to whether it would fit.
582402
No, of course not. I have the lenses 18-55 and 18-200. I choose to buy a lens 18-200 instead of the 55-200 to avoid the lens changing. But in your case you don't need to buy this lens.