does this lens work with a eos rebel t3, and does the autofocus work with this lens
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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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The lens is manual only. but it is compatible with my t2i so the t3 should work based on my research.
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I use a 70-300 Sigma. It will work but on manual you can zoom all the way and focus yourself. If your on auto focus it will work only till about 200 mm then it won't focus anymore. But this is what happens with this lens. Can say for sure if it will on any other. As for picture quality I did notice a fair difference. Not very clear when zoomed all the way. But need to try with a tripod. I got it for my birding and does not work well for that for me.
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yes, it has autofocus... Image Stabilizer (2 modes) and i have a standard T3 Rebel Camera.About the compatibility, here's and offer from Canon with your camera and this lens, so obvioulsy it is compatiblehttp://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/cameras/eos-camera-bundles/eos-60d-body-with-ef-70-300mm-f-4-56-is-usm
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Yes, it will work with any canon that has an EF mount. It is, however, a fully manual lens, which means you won't be able to use auto-focus and you will have to set the aperture manually as well (using a ring on the lens). If you know this going in, and are familar with using manual lenses, this shouldn't pose any problems.
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It works with all my Nikkor AF-S lenses. You won't actually want to auto-focus - but you may want it to take care of the other settings automatically and manually focus to get things exactly as you want. On a zoom lens, the zoom really becomes a giant focus ring.
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I would thank so. I use it on my 100-400mm and works great. Im not sure however of the autofocus?
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The model you have flagged here clearly says for Canon mounts. You need the one for Nikon mounts. The Nikon version will work with autofocus on a Nikon camera and is a fantastic multipurpose lens.
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Sorry Catherine. I haven't seen your question until today. Yes, I'm using this lens with my Canon T3 camera.
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Yes, this works with a Rebel T3. It's a decent all-around lens, but my experience is that it isn't quite wide enough (I shoot underwater mostly), and macro doesn't let you get quite close enough. It's also poorly constructed. I've had 2 and with both I had a problem with the zoom freezing up. Seemed to be a matter of a screw loosening and jamming things up. If shooting on land, I would consider the Canon 15-85mm or the Sigma 17-70mm.
1046662
Thanks for your question! According to a suppliers website this lens is compatible with the Canon Rebel EOS T5i. I hope this helps!
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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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Seth, I can only vouch for the T3i and T4i. It works fine on both of them. Manual focus only.
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Hi, thanks question. This lens can not work autofocus for Nikon D3200. Thanks in advance.
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I use it with my D3200 and 55-300 lens and autofocus does work. I have noticed some diminution of image quality
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It works on any canon with an ef mount. I'd check the canon site, but I'm sure your camera has an ef mount. The lens is completely manual so autofocus won't work regardless of camera.
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It will not autofocus. If you purchase this lens you will have to manually focus all of your shots
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I'm using this with canon ef 85mm f/1.8 USM and canon ef 35mm f/2 works fine even with auto focus just a little bit slow on focusing so mostly I use manual focus also worked with sigma 18-250mm