I got this lens today, but I don't know how I could mount it on my camera? I have Canon Rebel T5i. Should I order the frame, too? I'm very new about a
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What lens did you get and what make is it? also the lens does come in a frame if it is A canon but you have to take the original lens off.
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I don't know about the Rebel as it's a US only brand but I bought the same thing and it doesn't fit my 70D but does my 1D. The 70D already has an adjustment although I hasn't spotted it.
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There are two pieces, the lens and the piece that goes around the lens. They slide in from top to bottom-just slide them into the slots. They had to be ordered separately--from amazon or adorama. They fit 3ti and 5ti. Canon units
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You have to remove both pieces from the camera and then install the 2 new pieces good luck.
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On all of the canons I have owned it works this way:There should be a rubber piece around the eyepiece. It usually slips off by pushing it up. Take that piece off and slip this lens in its place. You won't need the rubber piece anymore.
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Yes, you must have the frame to hold the dioptric lens. The frame is what fits on the camera.
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Jamie, I had the same question. Truth be told I don't have the Canon version. I am interning this summer with one of the nation's best commercial photographers and I asked him. He told me that the Canon lens is built a little better but he has both and he uses both. He told me I wouldn't be disappointed in this lens and I haven't been.
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I sent mine back to the shipper, because the ring that holds the lens came apart, and I could not fix it. I think it's cheaply made. The one negative aspect of it however, is that you have to pay the shipping. I then purchased the shorter 500/1000 lens they sell, but that has only one aperture size: f/8. For me the shorter lens is better, and I'm willing to put up with the one size aperture... Most times I can compensate by shooting at a different shutter speed and/or using a higher ISO.
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if you specify a cannon mount for your particular camera you should be amazed at the versatility and beautiful pictures a tamron gives you I just bought a new cannon and I have the 18-55 standard lens I wish I kept my last tamron but I sold it with my last cannon {darn it!!!!!}
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I placed this lens on a Nikon N80 35mm camera and the image jerked a couple of times then began focusing normally. It only happened when I initially attached the lens and first turned the camera on. Not sure if the lens is totally compatible with 35mm. Did you attach it to a 35mm or digital? Did you determine the cause and was the lens not working correctly?
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This lens is available with a Canon mount. Just be sure that you select the right version.
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mount to lens first. I have had some problems mounting to camera. hope your experience is better
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It looks like this one is for Nikon. They make one for Canon, I own it and it's amazing. Absolutely love this lens.
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which mount do you use? a canon mount lens will not fit a nikon...or vice versa...then again if you got the right lens for the right camera, did you twist it to lock onto the mount....you will always hear a 'click' when it's mount properly...
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I'm thinking of getting this lens to take pictures of a performance in a theatre, so low light and no flash. I have a canon rebel xsi and need to know if this will help and what kind of settings I should use. Don't know much about photography...I always use the auto sesttings which generally work great but I want to capture the great moments of my little dancer. Thanks
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You attach the lens to the canon lens already attached to your camera. I put the 18-55 lens on and screwed the fish eye lens onto that. It took me a while to figure it out! It's cool too.
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No other parts needed. The lens comes with the same connector as the Canon cameras, in one of the pictures it's labeled as a 'T-Mount'. I have this Lens and I also have the T4i works well together. The lens will mount on your tripod and the camera will just hang, just make sure you have a sturdy tripod.
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I bought this lens for my Canon Rebel and it works wonderful. People are amazed at how clear and up close the pictures are. I love it and am so glad I found it. Good luck to you!
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Hello. I purchased tis lens and I can not be happier with it. The image quality comapred to the sigma to em is superior. LEss Chromatic Averration and way less distrotions on the edge of the frame on full frame cameras.Build is oustanding and I do used it for my paid jobs. Lokk at this link so you cna see some of the images of this magnificent and very good quality lens:http://fmta.com.mx/index.php/galerias-de-fotos/galeriasolimpiadas2014/64-olimpiadasclasificatorias2
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Just order the lens for Canon. All the Tamron lenses have the Canon mount option. This lens is awesome!
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I own this lens, and it has become my favorite "carry around"! If you order, just make sure it is a Canon mount, as I shoot a Nikon D7000
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it is a full frame lens. i ordered mine with a nikon mount i beleave it also comes in a sony mount. see what mount your camera has & go to sigma web site & see if it fits. if not check on a adapter. i got one for my sony fs700 vidro camera. it is a good lens, i love mine. note: the auto functions do not work with the adapter i have but if you order the lens with a sony mount & get the right adapter i think they will.