Does this provide full APS-C (1.5x crop) of Sony's E sensors with Canon's EF-S lenses? What EF-S lenses have you tried with it that works well?
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Works well. Has been used with 10-22 ef-s lens, along with EF 50 1.4, 35 1.4 L, 24-70 2.8 L. Focus is slow, but didn't expect it to be great.
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The 7D uses an APS-C crop sensor, not a full-frame sensor. If you ARE looking to go full-frame, though, you should know that your old EF-S lenses will not mount to these Canon DSLRs at all (6D, 5D, 1D series). Third-party crop lenses (Sigma DC, Tamron Di II, etc.) will mount to a full-frame DSLR but produce heavily vignetted (i.e., dark sides and corners) images.
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NO!! This is for APS-C cropped sensor Canon cameras ONLY. Canon is not like the Nikon which can use this lens on a full frame camera. Canon cannot! It will damage your camera body, so don't do it!!
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EF-S lenses are only compatible with some EOS and Rebel models. They are not compatible with full frame cameras.
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No, definitely not unfortunately. It will control the aperture in EF Canon lenses, but not autofocus with my Sony FS700
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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This lens will work on any Canon APS-C DSLRs including the EOS T3. This is an EF-S lens deisgned to work only on APS-C DSLRs, it will not work on full frame DSLRs. Don't even try it on a full frame DSLR, the lens element on the bottom sticks out a lot and will damage the mirror on the camera.
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If you see EOS in both - lens and camera - they fit. This is PRO lens so it fill fit ALL EOS cameras full frame and cropped. Only beware of newer line of EOS lenses known in Canon line as EF-S (this S makes difference). Other manufacturers has similar line also. EOS EF-S designed for Digital cameras with CROPPED (smaller) sensor and lens will fit FULL FRAME camera but pictures will have vignette. And lens in cropped camera will have actual focus about 1.6X bigger than shown on lens (even with -S)
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Yes, but "Option" is a good word for it. To give the same answer as others (just in more detail) the electronics and software in the camera is designed to power and control compatible image stabilized lenses such as Sony's FE lenses, however the actual image stabilizer motor and its supporting circuitry & optomechanical components are built in to the compatible I.S. lenses, those parts are not in the camera body. So to be clear, the camera's I.S. "option" only works when a I.S. lens (one with built in I.S.) is mounted on the camera. Aside from Sony's full frame FE model lenses, Sony offers an adapter that allows their A models to work with the A7. Also many Canon EF lenses (including I.S. models) are fully compatible when used with a new generation "Metabones" Canon EF to Sony E adapter. Canon EF-S lenses (APS-C sized) also work vwell on the A7 via the Metabones adapter, but the view might be partially cropped in some cases (which sometimes doesn't matter) depending on the focal length and/or zoom setting. Sony E model lenses (also APS-C sized) are also fully compatible, with no adapter required, but they will be even more likely to partially crop view, but again thats not always bad (depends on your imaging application).
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You are correct. This lens is equivalent of 80mm lens for APS-C sensor. Canon XS, XT, XTI, etc.. have APS-C sensor (1.6 x crop factor).
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as far as I know all EF lenses are compatible with the full canon EOS series. I have a 35mm Canon rebel, the original EOS rebel and also the Canon T1i and it fits all of them!
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Nope. The "S" in "EF-S" tells you it's for APSC cameras only not full frame. It's for SL-1, The Rebels, 7D, and the XXd series like the 70D. The STM version of this lens is very nice, quite sharp. Its silent operation is what you want for video.
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The others have long since answered your question but I still don't get why the EOS 6D is full frame yet they made the 7D an APS-C 1.6x cropped sensor? Would be nice if Canon would use common sense in their model naming convention!
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Yes. This will fit any EOS with a APS-C crop sensor.So far, I'm in love with this lens. It take real sharp pictures, mostly when stepped down to f4, but at 2.8 it still shines. The OS is a nice feature, but what really stands out in the Macro. Zoomed out to 70mm I can get about 1-2 inches from my subject and the AF snaps into focus quick.
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Yes it will. And, quite well, I would imagine.Sigma DC lenses are similar to Canon EF-S lenses in that they will only work with APS-C sensor models, such as the Rebel line (also known as EOS xxxD and xxxxD) and 2-digit EOS models like 40D, 50D, and 60D, as well as the single digit 7D.FYI - It will not work with Full-Frame sensor models, such as 6D, 5D, and 1D.
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do it right from the 1s time and get the T3i. The APS-C sensor on the 3i is the same like the one on the Sony NEX 3C/C5 . larger censor = better image reviewshttp://www.dpreview.com/products/canon/slrs/canon_eos600d
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Hi Dave, I can only vouch for EF-S lenses compatibility. Haven't tried it with a EF lens.