fully autofocus canon t3i?
810155
Absolutely, I have it on my 60D and I'm very pleased with the performance, great all purpose all around lens.
943468
There is no full auto mode. You may be better off with an excellent DX camera like the D5300.
152180
I have a T3i, and it works fine. I've taken some mighty fine shots with my 25-30 yr. old Minolta lenses. Nothing automatic about it, but great quality. Also don't forget the 1.6 conversion factor of the focal length of the lens. My Rokor MD 50mm f1.7, becomes an 80mm. Perfect for portraits! Good luck!
357028
The EOS 7D Mark II will auto focus at f/8 only at the center focus point. So you will be able to use auto focus with the center point only. You will not be able to use AF with any of the other focus points. This is also the case with the 5DIII and the 1D X. Hope that helps!
1911892
No not in auto-focus only in manual. I really prefer to focus mine in manual anyway now, just takes a little practice and you will be shooting like a pro in no time. I had one just like this and got broken but am getting another as takes great shots.
366907
I also use this with my 5DII. I just tested it and the camera will refocus before the shot. If you don't want that, you can just turn off auto-focus on the lens.
1337676
The lens is manual only. but it is compatible with my t2i so the t3 should work based on my research.
621439
nope, nope, nope. You can use an autofocus lens on it....so long as you manually focus the lens.
229626
No autofocus functionality - it is a purely mechanical adaptation of Canon EF lenses on Samsung NX bodies. The "peak function" on my NX100 supports focussing greatly, though. Since there is no full-functionality adapter available (and this will probably not change, ever), and since the price is right, I still strongly recommend the item from Fotodiox. It is well crafted and fits perfectly, both on the camera and the lens ends.
749839
You've probably figured this out by now, but in case anyone is browsing this forum later on and still wants the answer, I thought I'd post. I use old manual focus Nikon lenses on this camera all the time. There is no auto focus, but they work perfectly fine in manual mode. I have a 10 dollar wireless remote I bought off of Amazon that works great for long shutter exposures.
2280426
YES, with full autofocus capabilities. When I first bought this lens I used it on my D70. I love this lens! Just got back from hawaii with it and it was a joy to use as always.
1723672
Sorry, i'm not familiar with the Canon T5i camera. My curent setup with the Rokinon 85mm lens doesn't allow me to Auto Focus, but manual focus is easily achieved with a feature within my Sony Alpha camera. Depending on what camera you use, some Rokinon lenses come with a Focus chip built into the lens to achieve Auto focus.
1321063
AutoFocus was fine. Some circumstances, e.g., bird watching, require manual focus.
286753
I have the same question, actually. That's the only reason I haven't bought it yet. I would love to get myself in shots, as well as the entire family, but the problem I have now with just using the camera's self-timer is that you can't autofocus on yourself when you're behind the camera! The review I read seems to say that you can't autofocus using just the remote...but B. Babb's response makes me think otherwise. I'm sure someone else out there would care to clarify...
1382691
It's pretty simple. It has a quick menu that you can scroll through and set, just use the 4 buttons around the Menu/set center button. or you can click the iA button on the top right for fully auto operation. I like to use quick menu and set my preferences. The iA button does all the settings for you automatically. Just play around with the main menu & the quick menu and use the 4 buttons around the main menu button to navigate around. I love this little point & shoot camera. Hope this helps.
2277721
I tried with Canon 13mm F2, the autofocus is not really working, very difficult to find focus but other function is okay
587931
If your lens has an M setting (most do) you can focus manually in all camera modes. You may not like the results, however so be sure to try all the options and practise a lot. Have fun!