I have an old Canon Rebel will its lenses work on the Canon 6D
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If your old Canon Rebel is a film camera, then yes it should work. If your old Canon Rebel is a digital camera, you will have to look closer at the lens. If the lens is an EF lens, it will work. If it is an EF-S lens it will not work. If the lens is a Sigma lens and has "DC" in the name, it will not work. If the lens is a Tokina lens and has "DX" in the name, it will not work. If the lens is a Tokina and has "Di II" in the name, it will not work.
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You have to research each individual lens for specifications. I use BH Photo Video website for this purpose. There you find whether they will work. Some lenses are specifically for cropped sensors. Out of 9 lenses that I own only one, a Tamron 17-50mm, did not work for my Canon 6D.
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First, I absolutely love my Canon 6D. The location of the controls are all on the right side and very easy to access as opposed to the 5D Mark III where the controls are on the left and very awkward. Like other respondents have mentioned, only the EF lenses will work on the 6D. But not all EF lenses are terribly expensive. My old 70-300, which I used on my Canon Rebel and costs around $600, is an EF lens and will work on the 6D. Good luck with your decision!Naomi Z.
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probably not. You need an EF lens, not an EF-S lens. Check out your labels.
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the Canon 6D takes EF (but not EF-S or EF-M) lenses. You can look up which your lenses are or check the symbol on the lens itself. EF-M would not have worked on your Rebel; EF has a red dot near the mount and EF-M has a white square.
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I have had no problems with all my old canon lenses working on the 6D. I've had the camera since December and absolutely love it compared to my 60D.
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No, as the canon 6d is a full frame sensor(ef) camera and this lens if for aps-c (ef-s) type cameras.
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Depends on lens. 6D is compatible only with EF lens, according to its manual. If you have any EF-S lens, it will not work. I had a 50mm1.4 EF that I used before and it works with 6d, but the EF-S 18-55 is not recommended.
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I don't think it would fit your 6D, if you take a look at the design of the DSLR body for both cameras there's quite a big difference near the front finger gripping area near the shooting button. But I found this product that would fit your camera. http://www.amazon.com/easyCover-Camera-Case-Canon-6D/dp/B00CZ9RBQ0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1421476944&sr=8-1&keywords=6D+skin
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it should, it works on my 6d, not problems, but it will still need minor adjustments on the exact point of your focus, mine works fine
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yes, I have an older Canon Rebel and most canon lenses are interchangeable.
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I have no experience with the 6D. But since it works fine on my 5D Mk III and 7D, I see no reason why it shouldn't work on the 6D. The plug on the WTR-A fits the camera connector on the 5D, 5D Mk II, 5D Mk III, and 7D.
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Greg, not sure about the Rebel but it did fit the old 10D just fine. If your lenses will fit a 10D then I would guess it would work. Good luck.
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I must agree with the two previous answers that the answer is both Yes and No.. The Canon 6D does not use the same body to lens fitting as the Canon T3i/T4i/T5i, the 7D, the 60D and 600D series cameras. This Bower Lens works great with my T3i with the included Canon AF adapter. What I have been able to read is that the 6D does not use the same lenses as the T5i series, so a separate screw-on T-Mount Adapter would be required.
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No. The lenses for the 7D are designed for a smaller sensor whereas the 6D has a full frame sensor. Wikipedia has following information: "The "S" in EF-S (compatible with the 7D) comes from "Small image circle", meaning the lens is designed to provide a small (relative to a normal EF lens) image circle to match the sensor."
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This canon adapter is only to adapt Canon EF lenses to be mounted to the M camera body. The 6D should take EF lenses directly
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No adapter needed. 6D takes the same lenses as my 7D, EF. Just get the EF mount lens.
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The Datacolor SpyderLensCal SLC100 is simply a physical focus target that you point your camera at so will work with any camera/lens that has the ability to adjust the individual lens foes point with micro-adjustments. Accordingly to http://www.photographyblog.com/reviews/canon_eos_6d_review/ the Canon 6D has this capability and would therefore be compatible with the Canon 6D. Sorry cannot be any more use than that as I am a Nikon man and I know that it works with my Nikon 3DX and all of the lenses that I use.
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Yes it will work with the Canon 6D. I use it on mine :) as for the flash, it should work because it is designed for compatibility with Canon's hotshoe. I couldn't think of why it wouldn't
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It works on the 7d, which I would think works on the 6d, but I am not sure. You'll have to see if they have the same connection. If so, you're good to go.
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I don't have a Canon 6D, but it works with my Canon 5D Mark II and older Canon 1Ds. I also used it with Panasonic and Olympus digital cameras, plus it works with all my old film cameras; therefore, I am pretty sure it will work with a Canon 6D.
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I own a Canon 70D and works fine, it has the standard hotshoe. I think it would work with the 6D