Is this lens compatible with the canon rebel t1i?
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Yes, because the Canon Rebel t1i has a cropped sensor the effective range willbe greater then on a full frame camera. The range would be 160-640mm.
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You can absolutely use the EF 100 -400mm with the T1i. The T1i is the camera I was using when I bought the 100-400mm. You can use this lens with any Canon EOS camera.
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Thanks for your question! According to a suppliers website this lens is compatible with the Canon Rebel EOS T5i. I hope this helps!
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I only had EOS Rebel t2i and it works with this lens. I'm guessing it will work on T5i as well, but I'm not 100% positive
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Yes, it fits your T2i because your Canon uses the EF-S mount. This lens works with EF and EF-S mounts. Just remember you wont have autofocus with this lens, or auto aperture. This is great for video though, the movement is nice and smooth.
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I use this lens on a T3 and a 50D. I can't specifically answer for the t5i, but I believe that ALL Canon DSLRs use the same mount.
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I have a Rebel XSi, but all the information I find indicates that it is compatible with the REBEL T1i.
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Yes, but you're actually fitting it to the lens and not the camera itself. It will fit the standard T2i lens. I use it and love it.
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Yes, it should be compatible with the Canon EOS Rebel T3. However, if you're purchasing the lens with the idea that it will give you quality photos, please reconsider your purchase. I bought the lens with the expectation that the photos would be sharp and in focus and I was very disappointed. While it can zoom in on objects from far away, the reality is that it's not a very high quality lens and the images you obtain, whether it be mountains in the distance, or a tree across the street, the image will be 'soft', 'out of focus,' and grainy. I've been really disappointed with mine and plan on selling it and purchasing a better lens. I hope this helps. Yes, it should be compatible with the Canon EOS Rebel T3. However, if you're purchasing the lens with the idea that it will give you quality photos, please reconsider your purchase. I bought the lens with the expectation that the photos would be sharp and in focus and I was very disappointed. While it can zoom in on objects from far away, the reality is that it's not a very high quality lens and the images you obtain, whether it be mountains in the distance, or a tree across the street, the image will be 'soft', 'out of focus,' and grainy. I've been really disappointed with mine and plan on... » Read More Yes, it should be compatible with the Canon EOS Rebel T3. However, if you're purchasing the lens with the idea that it will give you quality photos, please reconsider your purchase. I bought the lens with the expectation that the photos would be sharp and in focus and I was very disappointed. While it can zoom in on objects from far away, the reality is that it's not a very high quality lens and the images you obtain, whether it be mountains in the distance, or a tree across the street, the image will be 'soft', 'out of focus,' and grainy. I've been really disappointed with mine and plan on selling it and purchasing a better lens. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes, it is compatible with the t3i. I own this one and really liked it. On this one the aperture ring does not click, as it's a cine lens ( geared towards video ) but performs just as well for photography. My friend just bought the 3.5 an really enjoys it. There doesn't seem to be much of a difference In image quality. If you already have the 3.5 I wouldn't be too contended about upgrading.
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Yes. The lens is made for all Canon mounts. It fits my 20D, SL1 and 5D Mark II without issue.
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Yes. This lens is excellent value and pairs beautifully with my T1i. With the 1.6 crop factor, you get an awesome telephoto reach with it and the quality is quite good.
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Yes it will fit the T1i thats what I have and I love this lens! Hope this helped.
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You should check with Canon, but I believe the lens will work with a Rebel T3i as the IS function is in the lens.
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I was told that all Canon lens are compatible with each other so it sholud work.. I have the rebel t3 eos and I use all kinds of Canon lens.
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Not sure about the t1i. .. but I have the t3i and it works fine because it fits the lens. ..I have 2 lenses and it works fine with both. .. hope this helps. :)
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Yes it is, I bought this lens to mate up with my T2i, but sold the t2i and bought the T4i
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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