I have a cannon 70 D and am looking at this extension lense for my 70/200. Does this lens work with my equipment. I mostly shoot in doors in gyms.
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It will work but in manual mode only, you will loose all auto funtions etc.
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I use mine with a 70 -200 canon and every thing works great including auto focus. Very sharp
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Yes it will work well with the 700d I have used it with a 70d( larger camera) and an 18-135 lens.
1101119
I was not aware of the 70D...It looks like a very good upgrade to the 7D that I am using now. This lens should work and I am a very strong believer in this lens. I just returned from a photo trip to Big Bend, Texas and shot most of my images in HDR with the 7D and this lens. I am not at all disappointed. I also use it for portraits. This lens is sharp from edge to edge. If you have any reservations amour compatibility check the Canon website.
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I have a Nikon D700, had the same problem. The focus plane is too close. The only way I got mine to work is in combination with an Orion Shorty 2x Barlow. This forces a 2x multiplier when you may not want it, but it does focus with it attached along with the Universal camera mount. I am currently investigating just how much extension is added by using the Barlow and will be looking for an extension tube without magnification.
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Yes it is compatible with the 70D. I popped this lens on my friend's 70D and we did not see any compatibility issues.
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I don't have the 70-200 lens, I've used it with the 300 f4 with the d7100 and attach vit to the tripod foot on the lens....
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I've used this lens on a D7000 for middle school basketball with pretty good results. You'll need to set the aperture for 4.0 for all focal lengths. I use Auto Area (Auto A) or use Auto with 9 focus points and follow the action. It focuses fairly quickly. I needed to shoot at ISO 3200 on Aperture priority to get a decent shutter speed. You'll need sharpen the files slightly due to the high ISO. You can see examples here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/60554852@N07/
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It works with my Canon EF-S 18-55mm kit lens, and my EF 70-200mm f/4 IS USM. The auto-focus is a little slow, and can hunt on low contrast scenes, but it does work.
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Yes, this lens works on an EF mount, compatible with a 70D and it is designed for a crop sensor camera, which the 70D is.
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I don't own that lense but can tel you that from my experience with another canon EF lense 70 - 200mm f/4l it works including AF.This dubler will not work with any EFS lense from Canon due to protruding internal dust ring which comes past the connector ring in all EFS Lenses. I own Sigma 18-250mm f/3.5-6.3 HSM lense which does connect to this doubler but doubler is missing profile for that lense so it can only be used in manual focus mode. Overall it is a very nice doubler especially for the price and size (canon doubler is almost twice the length of this one). Andy
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Yep, this lens will work great with almost any Nikon DSLR. The only cameras it will have a problem with are D40, D60, D40X, and some of the newer crop-sensor cameras that inherit the D40s lack of internal focusing motor. Every Full-Frame DSLR has this motor, so no worries with the D700. I used this with my D50 in the past and kept it when I moved up to the D800. It's a great lens and it accounts for over 95% of my landscape work.On a full-frame sensor, it can handle 1 normal-thickness 77mm filter without vignetting. I've used it with a Circular Polarizer and it starts to vignette just a little bit at 17mm. Yep, this lens will work great with almost any Nikon DSLR. The only cameras it will have a problem with are D40, D60, D40X, and some of the newer crop-sensor cameras that inherit the D40s lack of internal focusing motor. Every Full-Frame DSLR has this motor, so no worries with the D700. I used this with my D50 in the past and kept it when I moved up to the D800. It's a great lens and it accounts for over 95% of my landscape work.On a full-frame sensor, it can handle 1 normal-thickness 77mm filter without vignetting. I've used it with a Circular Polarizer and it starts to... » Read More Yep, this lens will work great with almost any Nikon DSLR. The only cameras it will have a problem with are D40, D60, D40X, and some of the newer crop-sensor cameras that inherit the D40s lack of internal focusing motor. Every Full-Frame DSLR has this motor, so no worries with the D700. I used this with my D50 in the past and kept it when I moved up to the D800. It's a great lens and it accounts for over 95% of my landscape work.On a full-frame sensor, it can handle 1 normal-thickness 77mm filter without vignetting. I've used it with a Circular Polarizer and it starts to vignette just a little bit at 17mm. « Show Less
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I use Nikon d700 with the same 70-200. Works great for me but then all I use it for is sport shooting. I don't get too aggressive with my equipment. Usually stand and shoot. Not really into jumping around or running with it.
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I think it does. I have the first version on my D7000 and even though it was used when purchased I've not been dissapointed with it. It's a great zoom and wide angle lens. I've found too that the subject isolation at 200 is pretty good as well. Not great for low light without a flash but otherwise I've enjoyed mine.
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Yes it should work just fine! As long as your camera has the fine tuning ability and to the best of my knowledge all of the higher end nikons have that ability.... My d7000 has it... Works great. Made a nice difference in a couple of my lens's.
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Always check Canon Compatibility list would be my suggestion on this! I use this on a 70-200 mm and a 400mm Canon L lens with no problem. Always make sure your battery is off before connecting it and removing it. Other than that it is fairly simple to install!
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the answer is yes to both questions. It's a matter of what you were trying to shoot. It's a good lens for the 70 to 200 millimeter focal length.