will tamron 28-300 work with cannon rebel 2i and rebel3i
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Yes, assuming the Tamron lens has the Canon mounting connection then it will work. I assume that you are talking about the newer IS (VC) version and not a Tamron lens made for a non-digital camera. I have used mine for some time. As a side note, I did not notice any conflict between the IS function on the lens and that on the camera.
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Yes if it is the Tamron made for Canon. It will work on all the Canon DSL cameras. This is my favorite lense, that I use most of the time. Its been on my 20D, 40D, 7D and 5D Mark 11. It is also light for the range. I think I should get "better glass" until I see the weight and size & price of something better.
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I believe you are referring to the rebel T2i and T3i. The answer is yes. I originally bought the tamron 28-300 for my XSI Rebel - which was the model prior to the T2i
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Shouldn't be to much of an issue... Here is a great resource http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/T3/T3A4.HTM to quote them "Like other Canon DSLRs with sub-frame sensors (currently, the Canon Rebel XS, Rebel XSi, Rebel T1i, T2i, T3i, EOS 50D, 60D, and EOS 7D), the Canon Rebel T3 will work with pretty much any EF-mount lens ever made, as well as with the special EF-S lenses designed for cameras with APS-C size sensors."
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I have a canon T3i rebel and it worked... but I have not had any luck since the first time I used it. I have changed batteries, still does not work...
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I have a t3i and it is compatible with that. It's a cropped camra so if the t2 is cropped it should work
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the lens will work for the canon rebel t3i. you just need to line up the white squares (one is on the lens and the other is on the lens opening on the camera body) and, with the camera len facing away from you, turn it counter clockwise. it locks into place.
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Yes, it will work, although since the T3i is a crop sensor camera, it will photograph at 56mm rather than a true 35mm.
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Just make sure your buying the right Canon Mount in this lense, One more thing, It's going to work but just in manul focus mode. There is another Tamron Model that has a Built in focus motor. The Tamron AF 70-300mm f/4.0-5.6 Di LD Macro Zoom Lens for Canon Digital SLR Cameras (Model A17E) A little more expensive but with auto focus built in the lense itselfe. Sorry about my broken english. Regards.
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It should. I use it all the time on my T2i, and the Rebel line all takes the same lenses. As noted above, it's fully manual, so you focus it yourself and you set the aperture manually on the lens. It also takes one or two shots before the camera can meter the light correctly. However, since I shoot full manual most of the time anyways, I love having the aperture adjustment right under my fingers on the lens itself. Great lens.
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It works perfectly for the T3i Rebel. I also have one (with a different plug) that works great for my Canon 7D and 20D. This thing is a real bargain.
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I own a Rebel t3i and it works with my camera. I have also used this device on a rebel t2.
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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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If the Tamron has the Adaptall II mount (not a fixed Nikon mount) this works nicely. If you have an aperture ring on the Tamron then you can use aperture priority auto mode with stopped-down metering. Or full manual metering.
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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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no.Compatible with:Canon (Replacement for RS-60E3)EOS Digital RebelDigital Rebel (aka 300D)Rebel T4i (aka 650D)Rebel T1i (aka 500D)Rebel XT (aka 350D)Rebel XTi (aka 400DRebel XS (aka 1000D & Kiss F)Rebel XSi (aka 450D & Kiss X2)EOS Kiss/New Kiss/Kiss 7/Kiss IIIEOS 60DEOS 100DEOS 700DRebel 2000, Rebel G, Rebel G II, Rebel T1, Rebel T2, Rebel T2iELAN 7, ELAN 7E, ELAN 7N, ELAN II, ELAN IIE, IX LITEPowerShot G10/G11NOTE:Cann't Be Compatible with 7D
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To my knowledge Tamron never built an Adaptall 2 75-300 lens. This leads me to suspect that your Tamron has a dedicated mount for either a Canon, Nikon, Maxxum/Sony or other camera. This adapter will only fit the Tamron Adaptall 2 series of lens. There is a website exclusively dedicated to Tamron adaptall lenses with a complete list of all the models - www.adaptall-2.org If you have an Adaptall 2 lens this adapter works great with Canon EOS - I've used it on both a T1i and a T4i.
1224662
Just make sure your buying the right Canon Mount in this lense, One more thing, It's going to work but just in manul focus mode.There is another Tamron Model that has a Built in focus motor. The Tamron AF 70-300mm f/4.0-5.6 Di LD Macro Zoom Lens for Canon Digital SLR Cameras (Model A17E)A little more expensive but with auto focus built in the lense itselfe.Sorry about my broken english.Regards.
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Hi there. Being a bird photographer I can safely say I know the lens you have as well as this converter. It will work but the focusing will be slow. I would prefer either focusing manually or getting the 2.2x teleconverter lens that goes on top of your Tamron lens. If you need more information on that lens, email me again. Best regards- Charlie.