I got two different answers in regard to whether this lens the Sigma 10-20mm f/3.5 would work with a full frame Canon i.e. MarkII? Firm answer please.
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officially No, it is for APS-C, the "DC" means sensors for sigma lines. But you can use it on a full frame but there will be some light vignetting, that some people don't mind. I use this on my secondary camera 50D, I have my full frame lens as well. hope it works out for you
202336
No it doesn't, the maximum you can get on the full frame is 14mm (unless fisheye). So in some respects it does fit but only down to 14mm. I returned it and got the canon 17mm - 40mm 4.0L. I love it and rarely feel the need for anything wider. Let me know if you have any other questions.
202337
Will it fit? Yes... But opening it up past 13 - 14 mm will create dark rings on the edges of the picture. I ended up giving mine away after getting a full frame body (6D)
202338
I am a Nikon Shooter so I have used the Sigma 10-20 f3.5 with a D3200 crop 1.5 sensor and a D800e full frame sensor. This lens will work on both. But on the D3200 I get a 24 MP image and on the D800e at switches to DX mode and I get a cropped 19.2 MP Image down from the 36 MP full frame image. I hope this helps.
202339
it won't work with any full frame cameras.Hint, on sigma references DC means it works with APS-C sensors and DG means it works perfectly with full frame sensor and can be used on APS-C cameras too with different focal length.
177837
As long as you buy the Sigma lens with a Canon mount, it should work fine. I use mine on a 7D.
564301
No. This is not a full frame lens. If you look at the photo of the lens here on amazon you can see it is a DX lens. You can use it on a full frame, but there will be cropping on the full frame.
849613
No unless I'm mistaken this lens is designed for Sony lens. Sigma does make one designed to fit the canon camera. But I can't recommend it since I had a bad experience with sigma and there lens.
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Did you make a decision? I am currently debating the same two lenses. I am leaning towards the Canon since it seems there are quite a few quality/AF issues with the Sigma. Any advice is appreciated.
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Sigma makes similar lenses for several camera manufacturers, including their own. You can buy a Sigma lens for a Sigma, an Olympus, a Nikon, a Canon and so on. Amazon listings are placed by Amazon and by third parties listing on Amazon. I list my cameras and lenses when I'm ready to upgrade and sell them through Amazon. I agree with you if a listing says its a Sigma lens designed to work with a Canon camera, then it should work with a Canon DSLR and all Canon DSLR bodies should auto focus. The DC designation means it's designed to cover an APS-C sensor, which 10D - 60D and the Rebel series use. If a third party incorrectly lists a Sigma lens, you could get one designed to work for another camera's manufacturer's camera but that's probably not likely. Most people know what they have and how to list it.
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Its a DC lens. Not made for full frame. It fits but the corners are gone. So no i wouldnt use it for full frame. Get a 17-40 canon
1270821
It worked with a Canon 60D and SL1, but DON'T use big lenses. Broke a Sigma 24-70 f2.8 in half trying to get it out. If it's tight, DON'T use it. It's a little hard to change settings and sometimes hard to find the shutter release, zoom is tricky. If all you are doing is point and shoot, OK.
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It connects fine on my Canon EOS 6D, which is full-frame. I'm going to assume the 5D MKIII is full-frame as well, so it should probably fit. But if you're looking for a 100-ish mm macro lens I would rather recommend the Canon model, as this Sigma lens has a very octagonal bokeh, while the Canon is more circle-shaped.
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I use mine on my Samasun NX 1000. I have professional full-frame Canon lenses for many years. This little lens, on a camera with a slightly smaller sensor does amazingly well. If you are a professional photographer you should unload a truck full of money and move up to professional equipment, but I guarantee you that for a lens in this class, it will stand up to all competitors. An excellent lens for the money!
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I do not have a full frame - A200, A700, A65. DPReview and the Dyxum, forums are your best friend on this one. So far the lens works fine initial pictures are good.
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John I used a Minolta to Canon converter to use my old Minolta MD Rokkor manual lens on my digital Canon. It worked fine. I'm pretty sure that the converter will work for your sigma lens but caution as to whether the AF will work. It's probably still worth buying the converter and trying it as you have a good lens that would otherwise go to waste. Hope this helps. Neil
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I have Canon D60 and T3i and this lens is fantastic on both at all settings. I would contact sigma and talk to them about it.
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I have this lens for my full frame Canon 5D Mark III. I had the 18-270 equivalent, Tamron for my crop sensor Canon camera. I believe it will work, but the lens would become something like a 50 to 450 (1.6 times) lens so if you were wanting it for the 28 mm range, you wouldn't get that.
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Hi, since I use a D90 i'm no sure how it woks with a full frame camera. It works great with my D90, it is the best walk around lens I own for my camera. Sorry but I can't speak for a full frame camera.
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The lens should work nicely on a Sony DSLR if you purchase it with a Sony mount. However, I don't know if Sigma makes the lens with a Sony mount. If they do, the lens will work fine.
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I would suggest you check the page that sells this product separately, where there is a widget to check if the lens will work with a given camera. Sigma 150-500mm f/5-6.3 Auto Focus APO DG OS HSM Telephoto Zoom Lens for Canon Digital SLR CamerasBased on the answer I got there, it says it will work.