will this lens work with my t3i
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call Canon customer service ... I spoke with them when I was looking at this lens .. excellent support. Good luck.
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Yes however you just take into account the 1.6 crop factor on the sensor. Your actual depth of field is not f4 but f (4*1.6) and the reach is around 480 mm. Also iso is affected. It takes a lot of conversion to get full frame quality images but its possible
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Yes, it will work as long as you have the right lens size. If I'm not mistaken, the t3i kit lens is a 58m, so be aure to get the same kind... Another thing is that it'll darken the images a little bit, especially if you use two or more of the filters at one time, so expect a little vignetting... But you can always work aroun it with a little photoshop.
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It will work with a T2i but personal preference I would get the Canon 10-22 EF-S lens especially if you are going for that ultra wide look.
493327
Yes it will fit. However due to the cropped sensor on a T3i the lens would be a 35mm equivalent to 110mm - 480mm.
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I believe so, I have the T3 and it works well with mine. Hands down, my favorite lens
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Hi, I only have the T3i, and it works beautifully with it! My understanding is that any Canon lens will work with all of the Canon bodies.
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I bought the tamron 75-300mm lens and the fotodiox lens adapter and it didn't work with mine. The adapter wouldn't fit the t3i
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It works with the Rebel T3i and my guess is that it would also work with the T1i, but you can type in the lens and I think it will tell you all the different models it will work with.
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There are two models of this lens. One for Canon and one for Nikon. Make sure you get the Canon version. It will work on the t3i.
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Yes, this lens will work with the Canon T3. No issues at all and you will really enjoy using the lens. Be sure (if you haven't already) to install the Canon DPP software and load the lens correction profile for that lens as it will remove any chromatic aberrations on camera. But to once again answer your question, YES this lens will work with the Canon T3...
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Yes; I am not a canon expert but this was purchased for a photography class in a crime scene program for a university. Yes, to my knowledge it will work on a T3i because we have T3is, T4is, and T5is. I find that most Canon lenses are interchangable with all 3 of these as well as some of the higher end cameras like the 60D and 70D. It appears that Canon is good that way.
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I have the T3i and I have no problems with it at all. It works with both of the lenses you just asked about. It works perfectly for me.
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Yes, it is compatible with the t3i. I own this one and really liked it. On this one the aperture ring does not click, as it's a cine lens ( geared towards video ) but performs just as well for photography. My friend just bought the 3.5 an really enjoys it. There doesn't seem to be much of a difference In image quality. If you already have the 3.5 I wouldn't be too contended about upgrading.
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Yes it works very well with my t3i. Make sure you attach it to the lens properly though. There is a small metal arm on the inside that keeps it attached to the lens so it doesn't come loose when you attach and detach the lens from the camera body.
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Karen, I think it will. However, I am not completely sure of the T3i body dimensions as I only shoot with Nikon DSLR bodies. But, my hunch is that it will as there seems to be enough depth to accommodate both the lens & body.
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I'm assuming it will because its an EOS mount. I used it was a T3(not the T3i). But a little adivce before buying. Key factors why you should not.1. Theres an optical pieces - adding a 'zoom'(1.4x), degrades picture quality, theres a max aperture(probably around a 1.4).2. No electronic function(basically no auto-focus). Factors why I choose to get it.1. Had old lens that had use/cheap used lens on ebay/craigslist(but sadly became quickly obsolete)2. For the fun of it.Conclusion - In the end, it became a waste of money.
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It should work on the Canon t3i. The battery is a tight fit. I get mine out by pushing on the side of the battery and pushing up at the same time.