I have the Canon EOS Rebel t3i and need to take extremely close oral photos for an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery office. Will this lens work?
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Yes this will work. However, you will need either the ring flash or the twin flashes. The 100mm macro is fairly standard for dental intraoral photography.
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I used to use Canon 60D with this lens that didn't come with really good photos. Yet when I upgraded to 5D Mark III that takes a extremely good photos.I won't suggest you to get this unless you upgrade to more high class body.
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In medical uses I really don't know, but you can take very close images of anything. This lens is good because it's a clear one (f/2.8) and you don't need to be very close to your object.I've taken an image of a rice grain. See link below.https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=751473798233418&l;=374329c48fHope it helps you.
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I use the lens on the Canon 5D MK II and can get some pretty close up images. Your camera isn't full frame so I would imagine that you could get even more magnification. As far as upgrading to a higher class body, this is a great lens and if you do upgrade it will still be a great lens. I do mostly portraits and and a lot of theatrical productions with it and it's my absolute favorite lens.
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In medical uses I really don't know, but you can take very close images of anything. This lens is good because it's a clear one (f/2.8) and you don't need to be very close to your object. I've taken an image of a rice grain. See link below. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=751473798233418&l=374329c48f Hope it helps you.
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Yes it will but the only concern would be lighting. I would advise a ring flash with this lens. Yes lowering the aperture will make things brighter but you will also loose depth of field on a lower aperture in a macro shot. Just my humble opinion.
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I believe so, I have the T3 and it works well with mine. Hands down, my favorite lens
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Of course it will work with Canon EOS Rebel t3i. I do have a t3i and use it on a regular basis. Very good lense for day time but poor in low light.
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Hello, Yep this will work on your T3i. The mounting interface is compatible. (EF). As far as performance goes its a great lens all around, I am sure it will look spectacular. One thing to consider is the fact that the T3i has a cropped sensor. Cropped sensor DSLRs have a native 1.6X multiplier so is not going to really be 17mm at its widest... more like 27mm - 64mm. In addition to this, you will probably experience a bit of vignetting at 17mm as the lens is built to work on a full frame sensor. Hope this helps!
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Shouldn't be to much of an issue... Here is a great resource http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/T3/T3A4.HTM to quote them "Like other Canon DSLRs with sub-frame sensors (currently, the Canon Rebel XS, Rebel XSi, Rebel T1i, T2i, T3i, EOS 50D, 60D, and EOS 7D), the Canon Rebel T3 will work with pretty much any EF-mount lens ever made, as well as with the special EF-S lenses designed for cameras with APS-C size sensors."
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This isn't a simple yes/no question. If you are far enough away from the subject you are photographing, and if your camera is adequate, then yes this lens will work.
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It will work with your camera, and it's a great lens, but what are your plans for it? The T3 has a cropped sensor, this lens is optimally used on a full frame sensor. That means you won't get the light, depth and effect you are seeking. It's "L" glass and you can't go wrong with that, but if you are sticking t=with the T3 and just want to shoot some nice macro shots, Canon sells an EF-S macro lens for $1,000 less with a larger aperture that takes excellent photos and you can get in as close as 0.2m (a little less than 8 inches) where this lens only gets in to about 18 inches (of course that can be a good thing). In any event, the EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM is a great macro lens for an EF-S camera. It will work with your camera, and it's a great lens, but what are your plans for it? The T3 has a cropped sensor, this lens is optimally used on a full frame sensor. That means you won't get the light, depth and effect you are seeking. It's "L" glass and you can't go wrong with that, but if you are sticking t=with the T3 and just want to shoot some nice macro shots, Canon sells an EF-S macro lens for $1,000 less with a larger aperture that takes excellent photos and you can get in as close as 0.2m (a little less than 8 inches) where this lens only gets in to about 18 inches (of... » Read More It will work with your camera, and it's a great lens, but what are your plans for it? The T3 has a cropped sensor, this lens is optimally used on a full frame sensor. That means you won't get the light, depth and effect you are seeking. It's "L" glass and you can't go wrong with that, but if you are sticking t=with the T3 and just want to shoot some nice macro shots, Canon sells an EF-S macro lens for $1,000 less with a larger aperture that takes excellent photos and you can get in as close as 0.2m (a little less than 8 inches) where this lens only gets in to about 18 inches (of course that can be a good thing). In any event, the EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM is a great macro lens for an EF-S camera. « Show Less
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I'm assuming it will because its an EOS mount. I used it was a T3(not the T3i). But a little adivce before buying. Key factors why you should not.1. Theres an optical pieces - adding a 'zoom'(1.4x), degrades picture quality, theres a max aperture(probably around a 1.4).2. No electronic function(basically no auto-focus). Factors why I choose to get it.1. Had old lens that had use/cheap used lens on ebay/craigslist(but sadly became quickly obsolete)2. For the fun of it.Conclusion - In the end, it became a waste of money.
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It will. I hope you know that this lens, when wide open, has some focusing issues. It can be corrected (microadjusted) in certain Canon camera models. Unfortunately, T4i is not one of them. If you're lucky, you may find a lens copy that does not have this focusing issue. I would recommend you to test the lens on your camera before you purchase it.
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Yes, this lens will work for the Canon EOS Rebel T3i. White box means that it is not in retail packaging - the box is literally white. It doesn't have lots of writing and logos and graphics. However, it is a genuine Canon product. It is probably part of a kit with a camera body, and the owner only wanted the camera body and is selling the lens.
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Yes i have a canon t3 and the t3i and there isn't much of a difference between the two so you should order it and it will work for you
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I have the T3i and I have no problems with it at all. It works with both of the lenses you just asked about. It works perfectly for me.
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Yes, it will work because your lens is a Konica AR mount and your Canon Rebel is an EOS mount.
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I'm sure it will, as I have a Canon Eos rebel T3i. It does take some time to figure out the proper settings.
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Yes. This lens will find itself very welcome on a Rebel t3, as well as t3i models.
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Renee, Yes, it will work fine. Just make sure you order the "Canon Mount" model and you will be all set. I like this lens very much because of the long stroke between 28 to 300. It provides for almost all situations without the need to change lenses. Good Luck! John Johnston
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I am not 100 percent sure but I have a friend with the orginal eos rebel model and it cannot take the same lenses as mine which is a T3. The mounts have changed in canons from the very old eos models to the newer versions. If you buy one make sure you can return it just in case it does not work.