Will this lens work properly on a Canon Mark5 III?
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Yes, this lens is top of the line. Beautiful results. Keep in mind its 85mm its not a long lens but its not short, a 50mm is perfect indoors. I use my 85 for tight portraits. here's my image taken with my 85mm 1.2 http://500px.com/photo/27766557.
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Yes. The good news is that it will take stunning images. The downside is that it is very tricky to focus on the small view finder of the rebel camera. If you are prepared to focus using live view in most situations it's fine but otherwise if I were you I would get canon 50 1.4 to save myself the aggravation. I love this lens on my 5d mk ii but I found it a bit frustrating on my t2i.
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No. The Canon 5D Mark III is a full frame camera and is not designed for the Canon EF-S line of lenses. I don't believe it will even mount on the 5D Mark III. Even if it did mount, the EF-S line is designed for the smaller APS size sensor line of Canon cameras. Thus, you would see a darkening of the corners of your image if it did mount. You need to stick to the EF line of lenses.
916338
Yes, the 85mm 1.8 works well with my 5D Mark III. This is my go to lens for potraits. I would definitely recommend this lens.
2064708
My advice is not recommend because you will see black circle around the corners due to the full frame. This lens is good for camera that comes with the APS-C sensor. The 16-35mm lens works good for 5D Mark III.You can use 11-16mm if you crop the picture without showing the black corners.
1945908
It should. I've recently purchased this lens and I've been very pleased with how it well performs. I was particularly impressed with how sharp the focus was and how well it froze the action while shooting a marching band performance at night. Of course you have to turn up your ISO and adjust your settings on your camera.
2120240
Definitely - I use it on my E-M5 all the time. It's a great sharp lens. I prefer it to the Panasonic Leica.
114301
I am a teacher and have a new Rebel T2 at school and an old 20D at home. Every canon lens I've ever seen works on both. I'm 99% sure that it would work fine on a T3. It's a great lens, by the way. If you are looking for a prime lens for portraits, I highly recommend it.
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No it works great on my MK3. Those Hasselblad lenses are built for a larger sensor than the Canon MK3 anyway so you're good. Hope that's what you were asking about anyway! ~Ben
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Yes it will work with a mark3... takes practice but results are well worth it.
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Yes it fits 5d mark iii. My camera is 6D but i've also used this camera on my friend's 5d mark 3. If you're looking for FF ultra wide, i really recommend this especially for the price! It is better than the 16-35 in terms of distortion (the fish eye effect) pictures on this looks just perfectly flat with a bit of distortion. The wide perspective made my landscape photography look much much better! Be careful with composition. I got a bit excited talking about this lol
725061
I have used it on the XTi and Xsi. I believe the eyepiece on the Mark III is the same.
1377369
Yes I use it on my 77 and it as good as canon 100mm to 400mm lens which i use it on my 5d
1571982
Yes, this lens actually works better in not full frame canon EOS cameras. I tested it in eos M, T3I and 5D Mark II. In the Mark II, there is a cropping issue when using it in the 12mm
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Yes it will if you order the Canon mount version. Be aware that the T5 is a crop sensor so there will be a 1.6% multiplication factor on the range of this lens. That means it will be a 160 mm lens on your camera. I have this lens for my Canon T5i which is basically the same as yours & it works perfectly, producing wonderful images. Good luck with your macro & portrait photography.
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Yes it will. Also if you ever update to a full size sensor like the 5d mk3, you will be able to utilize the full diameter of the lens. In the meantime with a crop sensor like the rebel, you will only benefit from the F1.4 and the technical superiority of the center portion of the L glass and the USM motor.
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Yes, it should.... I use it with my Canon 5D Mark iii.... It's a great lens, that can be hand-held (especially using vibration compensation), quick focusing like my "L" lenses, with a constant aperture that's about a stop faster than the f4.0's..... Seems sturdy, weather-resistant construction with "inner focusing/zooming" mechanism... A good, cost-effective choice for a Canon user (and I don't work for Tamron...)