I have a Canon 60D and a canon 75-300 EF lens. 1.4 to 5.6. Will this work with this lens?
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it should work very well. i shoot everything manually but i have also used it on my wife's cannon ti3. i have used it with my cannon 75-300 and optica 650-1300 and have got some amazing shots. im sure with your 60d and 75-300 lens your going to get some amazingly good shots of your own
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Yes it will work. Keep in mind that you are getting cheaper glass than if you were to buy Canons 2X teleconverter. I have used it with my 6D and the canon 70-200mm lens and it worked fine. I was in a natatorium later in the day so the light was not optimal for testing, but the focus was softer using the 2x, which is to be expected. Teleconverters work best with longer focal length prime lenses and tend to have more of a negative impact on image quality with zoom lenses. So your mileage may vary. If you don't need the full magnification of 2x and can live with a 1.4xm the smaller teleconverter should (in theory) have less negative impact on image quality. It was not too bad for me with the 2x but it was noticeable.
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I am not sure, I am using mine with a Canon Rebel XTI and a Sigma DC 18-200 3.5-6.3 and also with a Tokina 100-400 mm. Some times at the longer focal lengths you have to use manual focus. I have had relatively decent performance particularly with the 18-200 lens. Since my 100-400 goes past your 75-300 youi may not have to revert to manual focus, as I am not sure at what point my auto focus won't work. I actually just bought a Sony HX 300 which zooms from 24 mm to 1200 mm, but I haven't had a chance to really check to see what kind of quality pictures I can get. I hope that this is helpful. I think that if you Google it you may be able to get some more definitive information. I am not sure, I am using mine with a Canon Rebel XTI and a Sigma DC 18-200 3.5-6.3 and also with a Tokina 100-400 mm. Some times at the longer focal lengths you have to use manual focus. I have had relatively decent performance particularly with the 18-200 lens. Since my 100-400 goes past your 75-300 youi may not have to revert to manual focus, as I am not sure at what point my auto focus won't work. I actually just bought a Sony HX 300 which zooms from 24 mm to 1200 mm, but I haven't had a chance to really check to see what kind of quality pictures I can get. I hope that this is... » Read More I am not sure, I am using mine with a Canon Rebel XTI and a Sigma DC 18-200 3.5-6.3 and also with a Tokina 100-400 mm. Some times at the longer focal lengths you have to use manual focus. I have had relatively decent performance particularly with the 18-200 lens. Since my 100-400 goes past your 75-300 youi may not have to revert to manual focus, as I am not sure at what point my auto focus won't work. I actually just bought a Sony HX 300 which zooms from 24 mm to 1200 mm, but I haven't had a chance to really check to see what kind of quality pictures I can get. I hope that this is helpful. I think that if you Google it you may be able to get some more definitive information. « Show Less
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If you mean Canon 70-300 (vs. 75-300), then the answer is yes, it fits nicely. I don't know anything about a 75-300 lens.
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Yes it will. I am actually using it with the a6000 and my 16-50 f2.8 lens. Works perfectly.
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Yes. The Canon EOS 300 uses the standard EF mount, so this lens will work fine with your camera.
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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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I use mine on a 75-300mm lens. If that lens will fit your camera it should work. I don't know about any other lenses.
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When I received my lense it came with everything to mount to the EOS 60D camera that I own. So if you have a 60D model it should work. I don't know about any other canon models. But I would think they would work on all canons.
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Yes. The 60D accepts Canon EF lenses. The Tamron 150-600 mm lens ordered for use with Canon bodies is FE lens compatible.
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All Canon EF and EF-S lenses will work with the 1.6x crop bodies (rebels, t_i, XXd like the 70D). only the EF lenses will work with the full frames (5d, 6d) and the 1.3x crop (1d). you don't lose any quality by putting a EF on a 1.6x crop, but the 85mm becomes a ~135mm lens, which is personally, kind of long for regular portraiture.
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yes, it will work with any Canon camera that has an EF mount, which includes the 60D.
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It fits the "L" Series Canon EF 70-300mm L f/4-5.6 IS USM Lens and mine works fine.
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I would suggest you check the page that sells this product separately, where there is a widget to check if the lens will work with a given camera. Sigma 150-500mm f/5-6.3 Auto Focus APO DG OS HSM Telephoto Zoom Lens for Canon Digital SLR CamerasBased on the answer I got there, it says it will work.
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Yes it is compatible with Canon 60d which I would recommend it! Love this lens!
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If the diameter of your lens is 52mm, it will work. You can find out by looking at the paperwork that came with your lenses. The diameter is listed as a number followed by a 0 with a line through it. It might also be printed on the lens itself somewhere.
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Hi, Yes that should work. What you will loose is the f stop, please see that you should have a f stop of 2.8 or higher. With my 2.8 f stop lens it goes to f 5.6.
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Yes it will work fine but that lens is listed as having a 58mm thread so a step up ring will be required. Or you could just buy a 58mm 500D close Up lens.
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Yes, it works great with the A6000, and all canon EF lenses. The only thing is EF lenses do not have manual aperture rings so the lens will always be wide open.