Made &#x200B;&#x200B;a mistake in my order, my camera is canon and bought Sigma EM-140 DG Macro Ring Flash for nikon, will exist a problem with this?
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Yes you will have a problem. You need the correct model of flash. The connections to the cameras are different
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This 58 Macro fits on to a 52MM lens. I just did it with my Canon Rebel 300D, an older first model of the Rebel series; which is what I am collecting at this time. Thank you for your kindness. DISCLAIMER: I am simply a person who has a passion for photography and I am not certified as a professional photographer or consultant, just a loyal customer and Seller Merchant "Best Camera and Electronic Packages" of AMAZON!
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Their products work great except they don't specify them correctly. Check care fully what they advertised. One for Nikon and the other for Canon. I got it wrong one with the one they advertised for both brands but it is not. The device is the same except the cable attached to the camera. Even the same brand but from one model to the other is different cable too. I have both Canon full frame and none full frame so I have to buy their cable separately. I hope this will answer you question.
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Really I don't know, because i bought the Adapter for a Nikon camera with a 60 mm macro, and it work perfect. Maybe you could need a ring adapter for your canon.
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I've been using the Flash for two months with my Nikon D7000 and I'm quite satisfied with it. I'm using it for Macro Photography and I'm getting better photographs than with the Built-in Flash. Make sure your attachment shoe is clean as the connection is sensitive.
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Sorry, i really can't answer. I bought this for my canon. It said it work for nikon. It is awesome though. This was an addition flash to my equipment. Reliable unit just used yesterday for a photo shot.
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I just bought this for my D80. It works perfectly fine. If you zoom in to the max then the built-in flash will cast a shadow (the lens itself is in the way) because you are so close to the object, in that case you need external lighting. No other 'issues' (this will happen regardless of what macrolens you use, so it isnt really an issue) that I have seen, great lens.
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http://www.flickr.com/groups/d40slr/discuss/72157602509321717/?search=sigma+vs.+nikon i know it's been a while but that may give some insight. i have the sigma version and it's great value for the price paid.
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hi lou, this will depend on which mount your sigma has. this fotodiox is for nikon mount lenses on canon eos cameras. check your sigma and buy accordingly. all lenses with a greater backfocus as canon will have an adapter available. should your lens not have a aperture ring, be careful to buy an adapter with aperture control, pd
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yes, this flash is not fully compatible with your camera.I recommend change you order.
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I wasn't aware Sigma made this same lens in a "macro" version? Becarefull believing the discriptions as some "used" products are misrepresented. Any how, macro will allow for a shorter minimum focus distance. Good luck
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For anyone looking for an answer to this question.... http://www.photographybay.com/2010/09/23/sigma-ef-610-dg-super-and-ef-610-dg-st-flashes/
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Can not.PA-PTTL PENTAX ELECTRONIC FLASH MACRO EM-140 DGIs required to be.https://www.sigma-photo.co.jp/english/flash_and_accessory/flash/flash_140dg_match.html
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With the Canon version the camera reports f/2.8 at every distance including macro. There is some light loss at macro distances but don't worry about this, the exposure meter compensates automatically. With the Nikon version you may see the loss of light at close distances reflected as the camera actually reporting a smaller aperture. Either way it's completely normal for a macro lens to have some loss of light at very close distances. All macro lenses are the same in this regard. Don't worry about it!
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Not being a Canon user, I really don't know if the Polaroid macro flash will work or not. My suspicion is that if the camera has a hot shoe, the flash will work so long as the lens being used has a filter size that will accept one of the adaptor rings that come with the flash unit.
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Anyone know if this will work with a Sigma EF-500? I can't see why one would need a Nikon-brand flash unit for it to work... anyone?
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I don't really know, I own Nikon's, but you may find this link helpful. You can always check Canon support to be sure. Good luck. http://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/2212757