Is this lens compatible with canon 6 d?
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.
81977
I think the quality is nice. I'm not a professional photographer nor do I sell portrait work or enlargements larger than 16 by 20s
81978
Certainly. The description states "ideal for both digital and 35mm SLR cameras". However, pairing up a Sigma with a 6D would remind me of putting a Hyundai hood on a Lexus! Of course it will be the cheapest 28mm at 2.8 aperture you can buy for a full frame camera, but please expect the quality to follow..
695783
it fits properly for canon T5i, i am not sure for 6d. but you have two side pockets where in you can place your lens(i used to keep my 75-300mm lens there)
1264604
You have to research each individual lens for specifications. I use BH Photo Video website for this purpose. There you find whether they will work. Some lenses are specifically for cropped sensors. Out of 9 lenses that I own only one, a Tamron 17-50mm, did not work for my Canon 6D.
1757299
It works on my 7d. And since the lens you are trying to "enlarge" decides this issue, why nt on the 6d?
1634843
I'm not that familiar with the 6D, but I think I know what you're asking. Unfortunately, the answer is "no." THe EOS-M adapter allows you to us EF and EF-S lenses with the new (small) Canon "M" camera. The "M" refers to a different physical lens mount, so you need this adapter to use your traditional EF and EF-S lenses. It doesn't attach to a 6D (or to my 5D). The 5D (and I assume the 6D) are full frame cameras and can't use EF-S lenses (or M lenses).
260615
No, this will not work with 6D, only APSC DSLRs, such as 7D, 70D, and Rebel series.
1995499
it should, it works on my 6d, not problems, but it will still need minor adjustments on the exact point of your focus, mine works fine
1910978
I must agree with the two previous answers that the answer is both Yes and No.. The Canon 6D does not use the same body to lens fitting as the Canon T3i/T4i/T5i, the 7D, the 60D and 600D series cameras. This Bower Lens works great with my T3i with the included Canon AF adapter. What I have been able to read is that the 6D does not use the same lenses as the T5i series, so a separate screw-on T-Mount Adapter would be required.
861872
Honestly, I do not know for sure if it will work on a 6D. The good news is, Canon is real good about making pieces universal, so I would bet it will. However, look at the Canon site. You should be able to get a definitive answer to your question.
686002
I have a full frame sensor Canon 6D, and this lens works with all Canon FF cameras, so it should fit "crop" sensor Canon cameras. So I would say yes, but you might want to check with Canon or a good camera shop.
1452658
Yes, it works flawlessly on the 6 D, It's a cool lens, but it's not like other Zeiss lenses, it's not as sharp. But it's definitely worth $700. Although I think I'd buy the 35 mm first...
1343873
I am using the same model lens compatible with Canon 6D. This has HSM (Hyper Sonic Motor) which ensures quiet and high speed autofocus. This is my favorite lens.
57117
I'm sorry; I cannot answer for the 6D. But all 3 of my Wasabis are working fine on my 7D - many months, now.
448324
As long as the model# is AF020C-700 and NOT AF020NII and it is DI and NOT DII this will work on a 6D.
96408
The Canon 6D EOS specifications state that it has an EF lens mount, and is compatible with all Canon EF lenses (except EF-S and EF-M).
990425
It works well with my 7D and 5DIII, and I saw on the website of a major camera retailer that it will work with the 6D. I think it pretty much works with all of the non-Rebel series Canon EOS models.
709306
Unfortunately, I do not own a Canon 6D. I have the 60D. If the LCD screens are the same size...then it will work. Try to fine a 60D somewhere and measurethe LCD screen and compare it to your camera. Good luck!!!!