Can I put this lens straight onto my Canon T3i and then attach my 18-55 mm lens? I don't want to buy it if it won't attach...
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The adapter fits on you camera where your lens goes. It has the connections like the back of your lens on one side, and threaded on the other side. The threaded part will allow you to screw on the lens in a backwards state. So instead of shooting through the main from lens, you are shooting from the back of the lens. It does fully attach everything to the camera so it's a lot more secure than just holding it yourself. But keep in mind the back of you lens WILL be exposed. I usually use a backside lens cap as much as possible when I'm not directly shooting. Hope this helps! ;)
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I have a T1i and I attached the reverse mount to my lens first then attach the whole thing to my camera. I find it easier this way since it's a pretty snug fit on the lens. It should work fine with your T3i.
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If the lens is the kit lens that came with the camera it will fit. If not look at the front of the lens. Around the edge you will see your lens specifications. Such as the zoom ratio, probably EF-S 18-55 mm 1:3.5-5.6 II. On the opposite side you will see the outside diameter of your lens for buying filters and accessories. If it's the kit lens it will have a circle with a line through it and 58mm. That is the size of the reversing ring you will need.
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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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This lens should be fine with your camera, I have included a link where the lens was sold with the t4i as a kit optionhttp://www.adorama.com/ICAT4IK2.html?utm_term=Other&utm;_medium=Affiliate&utm;_campaign=Other&utm;_source=rflAID021866Hope this helps !
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Yes the mount fits perfect, also you have a 1.6x multiplier because of the crop factor of the smaller sensor of the T3i. It gives you the equivalent of a lens of 800mm and 1600mm.
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It will work with your camera, and it's a great lens, but what are your plans for it? The T3 has a cropped sensor, this lens is optimally used on a full frame sensor. That means you won't get the light, depth and effect you are seeking. It's "L" glass and you can't go wrong with that, but if you are sticking t=with the T3 and just want to shoot some nice macro shots, Canon sells an EF-S macro lens for $1,000 less with a larger aperture that takes excellent photos and you can get in as close as 0.2m (a little less than 8 inches) where this lens only gets in to about 18 inches (of course that can be a good thing). In any event, the EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM is a great macro lens for an EF-S camera. It will work with your camera, and it's a great lens, but what are your plans for it? The T3 has a cropped sensor, this lens is optimally used on a full frame sensor. That means you won't get the light, depth and effect you are seeking. It's "L" glass and you can't go wrong with that, but if you are sticking t=with the T3 and just want to shoot some nice macro shots, Canon sells an EF-S macro lens for $1,000 less with a larger aperture that takes excellent photos and you can get in as close as 0.2m (a little less than 8 inches) where this lens only gets in to about 18 inches (of... » Read More It will work with your camera, and it's a great lens, but what are your plans for it? The T3 has a cropped sensor, this lens is optimally used on a full frame sensor. That means you won't get the light, depth and effect you are seeking. It's "L" glass and you can't go wrong with that, but if you are sticking t=with the T3 and just want to shoot some nice macro shots, Canon sells an EF-S macro lens for $1,000 less with a larger aperture that takes excellent photos and you can get in as close as 0.2m (a little less than 8 inches) where this lens only gets in to about 18 inches (of course that can be a good thing). In any event, the EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM is a great macro lens for an EF-S camera. « Show Less
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Screw-mount is screw-mount so the lens will mount to the adapter. The T5i is the same mount as my t3i so that should be no problem. HOWEVER, the adapter will not magically make it an automatic lens.
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This lens works on my t1i with the 58 mm size 75-300mm zoom lens. I do not believe it'll work on the 18-55 mm (tho' it may fit on the front of the lens if the lens). the 18-55 lens that came with my t1i has "58 mm" on the lens; the 58 mm close up should fit on the front, but I do not think it is designed to work with lenses below 70mm.
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It depends on the lens you are using. It will not work with any EF-s lenses (the ones with the white square alignment dot). The kit lenses that come with the T3i such as the 18-55 kit lens are EF-s lenses and will not work. If you have standard EF lenses such as the 50mm 1.8 (red alignment dot) then it will work fine with those lenses on a T3i.
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This is designed to fit particular lenses, independent of the camera they're mounted on. The t3 comes with the 18-55 lens (that also uses a 60mm hood) so theoretically it should fit. But see Canon's website, their lens hood for the 18-55 is _much_ shorter. This hood may cut off the edges of the picture- probably quite a bit when zoomed out to 18mm. You're probably better off finding a shorter hood if you want to put it on the 18-55 lens. Also see the reviews, sometimes you'll get one that fits, sometimes not- the manufacturing process seems to allow (relatively) large differences in diameter. I got one that was too big and used tape to make it fit.
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Yes, it will be equivalent to a 56mm on your t3i, which everyone explained and did the math for you. You'll need to go to a zoom if you want an exact 50mm on your t3i. And which zoom depends on your budget and use. For the price and versatility the 24-105mm f/4 L IS is probably what I would recommend. If you hunt around, you can find one for around $800.
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I only know it would not fit my camera a Canon Rebel T3i when I put my telephoto lens on. It is sloose a bit on my camera with my standard lens. Anything bigger and you risk damaging the cover or worse the camera. Hope that helped.
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Yes, but you're actually fitting it to the lens and not the camera itself. It will fit the standard T2i lens. I use it and love it.
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It works with the t3i so it should work with the t3. Auto focus does not work with this lens, it is manual focus.
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Hi Nancy, I have a Canon T3i w/ a Canon 18-250 and it fits just fine. I hope this was helpful.
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Yes. This lens will find itself very welcome on a Rebel t3, as well as t3i models.
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I have not tried that.. I am using it for Canon T5i with 18-135mm lens and it is good.
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It works very well on my Canon 7D, so it should work fine on your Rebel T3. Just made certain that the lens you buy has the Canon mounts on it. Sigma makes the 18-250mm with mounts for several brands of cameras.