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.
202335
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.
2072327
Hi, I apologize but I cannot find the dialogue from the seller where we spoke of this. I believe this lens worked for both full frame and those with a crop factor. I tried to verify via Tamron's site direct, but can no longer find the lens. You would need to find one with a mount that fits your Canon, or find an adapter.
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The key thing to consider are the intital costs of the lenses. Secondly then know that the sigma CANNOT be used with a full frame camera (ex. 5D, etc) while the canon CAN be used. So if you are thinking about upgrading to a full frame camera, then get the canon. But if are going to stay with APC type sensor, then the sigma is much cheaper.
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Hi SGirija,Sure it will work and work beautifully. I use a Canon and the lens is exceptional, crisp and sharp images. Just be aware that this is a stop down lens, so when you frame a scene at f3.5 and want to shoot at say f16, you have to stop the lens down and it dims in your viewfinder. If you set your camera on aperture priority the camera will select the appropriate f-stop. It really is simple and easy to get used to. Hope this helps and get hold of me if there is anything else.
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I've found that this lens is more valuable as a wide-angle lens on a full frame camera. On a crop camera, it feels more like a portrait lens. That being said, it's an amazing lens. I'd like to add that Sigma has released a very worthy and cost effective alternative, which you may want to consider. I happen to own the Canon version, but I've read great reviews of the Sigma.
81976
I bought the sigma right after I got my 6D, Sigma makes the lens with a canon mount. It works fine, and I like the ability to shoot at f 2.8 it makes light come from everywhere. Excellent lens. The Sigma "DG" series is made for full frame and the 3/4 cameras. It is super quiet and fast as well.
390089
No. In my review I noted it only works with canon lenses. Sigma and others will not work
1287018
Yes it would. I have a Canon crop factor (ef-s) camera, and the Nikon that you are using is also a crop factor (DX) camera. Just remember to order the Sigma lens in a Nikon mount. Sigma, has only made this lens in a crop camera mount. So it will never work on Full Frame cameras. Have fun, good luck.
1966952
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.
1969347
You have probably figured out by now that the Canon 5D is a full frame camera. This lens is for cropped factor cameras thus is incompatible with your 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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It will work with 3rd party lenses made for Canon AF Cameras. EF or EF-S mounts are both supported by this set. Occasionally an 3rd party lens (i.e.Sigma, Tokina, Tamron etc.) will not function on newer bodies and require their mfg to update firmware in the lens. This is pretty rare though. I do not believe the original question was referring to Sigma lenses made for Sigma cameras, but rather those made for Canon. Sigma for Canon is quite popular.
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Hello, this is a great lens. I shoot weddings with it but outdoors or in a big church since it is 70mm. If you need group shots or wider shots you'll need a backup wide lens. But the quality of this glass is excellent. I have never used the canon version but I researched it and they both are close with the cannon having a slight edge.I decided to go with the sigma due to the price difference.
1107631
The EF-S lens will only work on some of Canon's cameras, The EF will work on your 5D MarkII, the EF-S will not.
725617
I use my Sigma religiously! It has actually become my favorite lens! As far as a comparison, I do not own a Canon version and have not tried one. Many reviews here http://reviews.cnet.com/lenses/sigma-apo-70-200mm/4505-13038_7-35643871.html
852738
Yes this particular lens does work on the full body canon cameras, it's one on the reasons I chose it,aside from the fact it's a great lens and etc, it is useable on both bodies of cameras.
2036382
The adapter I got only allows the lens to fit on the canon, but autofocus does not work. I don't have a sigma lens, so I'm not sure whether yours would autofocus.