I own canon EOS rebel xs (18-55mm). Is this lens compatible with canon EOS rebel? How is this different from 55-250mm telephoto lens?
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The advantages that the Tamron 17-50 has over Canon 18-55 are it is faster by one f stop, much sharper, build quality is much better. The Tamron is the clear winner & is a nice affordable upgrade. The Canon 55-250 is sharp mid to telephoto a better match with the tamron 17-55 because of the sharpness. All the lenses are for crop sensors and are fully compatible the all Canon Rebel camera bodies.
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The Tamron AF 17-50mm F/2.8 XR lens is compatible with Canon EF-S camera mounts. It will work well with your Rebel camera body. My copy is remarkable concerning focus, etc. I'd buy same lens again in a heartbeat. Completely satisfied with the focal range and quality of build and image results. It's a great lens for the price.
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This is a great lense. It is compatible with the Rebel camera body. It is a wide angle lense vs the 55-250mm lense which is more of a zoom lense.
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Yes it will work fine with any Canon that can use an EF-S lens, which the rebel can. I own the 55-250mm Canon as well. Obviously the main difference is the reach of the lens, the 55-250 picks up where the 18-55 stops and gives you quite a bit of zoom. Otherwise the differences are better optics in the Tamron, much lower F stop for faster shutter in low light, and no image stabilization on the Tamron. Colors and image quality in general are better on the Tamron compared to the Canon.
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This is made for crop sensor lens. Yes it will work. You will get further reach on your 55-250. The Tamron is faster with the Aperature at f2.8.
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Tamron lenses come with different mounts. Make sure you buy it with the Canon mount. Obviously this is a much shorter lens with a wider field of view at 18mm and the same as the other lens at 55. It will not zoom in nearly as much. The reason to buy this lens is the wide f2.8 maximum aperture which is maintained at all focal lengths. This allows pictures in dim light.
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This magnificent lens is indeed compatible with all Canon DSLR cameras...(not Canon digital point and shoots..ie. Powershots, Elph or Elph-like products). This lens is one of the best on the market of any brand. I was skeptical when I purchased it but it has weaned me away from a zoom mentality and helped me be a more thoughtful photographer.
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This lens is an EF so it works with any Canon DSLR. Although, if you only have an XSi i would look for another lens.
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Yes. The canon Rebel T3 will accept both EF and EF-S lenses. I use this lens on my T4. Note, the Rebel is a crop sensor DSLR camera, so it will be cropped 85mm - but that does not change the fact that the lens element will be 85mm from the sensor. What this means is that this lens is still good for head shots with your T3, you will just need to have the camera slightly further away than a full sensor camera.
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The lens comes with a 58mm adapter ring. The adapter will fit a lens that accepts 58mm filters. It should fit the Canon EOS Digital T4, T3i, T3, T2i, t1i, XT, XTi. Look at your lens and determine the filter size.
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you seem to know alot Technology guy, so im replying to ya about a lens choice. Its the CanonEF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS for a 50D im purchasing but im not sure if its compatiable or will fit should I say, Because the 50D says its a EF mount and the rebels are EF-S mount. but since they say the 50D dont come with a lens that can take the use of the full power of the camera I wanted to get something I can afford and that lens i mentiond above is less than 300 usd. So please let me know if it works on the 50D without any problems thanks.
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does your camera accept other digital lens? The canon mount is the same on all canon, so if the xs is canon it will accept the lens.
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Most people, especially newbies, get a better feel for zoom magnification by comparing a digital lens ratio to the old 35mm standard. In this case, assuming you are using the 55-250 on something in the Digital Rebel series, the maximum zoom of 250mm compares to about 400mm on a 35mm film camera, which is considered a "long zoom" lens. Your 18-55mm kit lens has a maximum 35mm equivelent of about 90mm--perfect for portraiture, and about 1/4 the maxium magnification of the 55-250. (I'm rounding off everything here.) This is about the maxium zoom that you can hand-hold, assuming bright conditions allow a fast shutter speed and image stabilization (IS) is turned on. A tripod would typically be needed for anything longer than a digital 250mm, and anything longer than 150mm when conditions are less than optimum. So, for maxium zoom with minimal hassle, the 55-250mm IS is, in my opinion, the most effective Canon zoom for the price.
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I am not 100 percent sure but I have a friend with the orginal eos rebel model and it cannot take the same lenses as mine which is a T3. The mounts have changed in canons from the very old eos models to the newer versions. If you buy one make sure you can return it just in case it does not work.
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Jennifer, we keep Cannon Rebel XS's with 55 - 250 zoom in the cases. I don't think it will accommodate a lens that is much longer than that. We have two of the cases and use them on our open tour boats. We are satisfied with the cases and the protection they provide for our cameras.
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I would say yes most Canon lenses are able to fit I have a rebel eos xti and as long as I buy Canon lenses I have no issues hope this helps ... Oh by the way it a great lens too
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I have the Canon EOS XS with both a 18-55mm lens and a 55-250 mm lens. The camera case will take the camera with either lens attached, but there is no room for the second lens not attached to the camera body. Side pockets allow space for a spare battery, a USB cable and a spare SD card, etc.
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Yes this lens will work with you Canon Eos Rebel T3. This lens is an amazing lens. The quality of it is excellent, just remember the lens is very heavy. I use this lens all the time hand held, it's rare I use a tripod. The pictures are FANTASTIC!! You will love it!!
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Hi, i'm sorry, but i've never used the canon lens. I use the fuji lens on an xt1 but the af is quite slow, it isn't the best quality of the lens.
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Of course, all the rebels can use EF and EF-S lenses. I had an XTi (which pre-dates the T2i) and it could use it. If your camera has a red dot it can use an EF lens. I am certain it does. And this lens is a steal -- $200 off retail just because it comes in a bundle with a cheap UV filter. Why? No one knows, but $200 is $200!!
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EF-S lenses aren't just compatible with the Rebels but are also compatible with all other current Canon dSLRs EXCEPT the 1D and 5D pro lines. You can still upgrade to a semi-pro 50D or near-pro 7D or future equivalent and still keep using all your old EF-S (and EF) lenses. Even if you decide to go pro sometime later on, Canon lenses hold thier value pretty well (more so for the higher end lenses).
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My Mother has a rebel and uses the Canon EF 50mm. I believe all Rebels will use the same specific type of lens though.