Have a Canon 70D with 18-135mm, 10-22mm, 50mm prime. The other accessories are 2.4ghz remote trigger, and an external flash. Would you recommend this?
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I think it would be too small to carry the camera and all those accessories. You'd be fine with everything but the external flash, unless you believe the external flash would fit with one of your lens in a round pocket that's about 7 inches tall and 3.5 inches in diameter.
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It fits with the 70D and 6D. It probably fits the 7D. Worth giving it a shot and just buying it. Its pretty cheap and you can always return it if it doesn't work or save it for future Canon DSLR.
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Yes, this lens does fit all of the Canons and even the 70d. Be aware that while I am very happy with this lens and it's versatility, be aware it is no a vibration compensation lens from Tamron. This means until you get used to it, you will notice that your pics will not be as sharp especially at the lower shutter speeds. Hope this helps
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Yes, beautifully. I have owned the Canon 70-200L in addition to this and actually prefer the Tamron. I use it on my older original 5D as well as my 6D.
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Yes - works perfectly with my Canon 60D. Uses the standard e-TTL II technology used in Canon cameras to control flash through camera body, should work just fine with 70D.
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The lens does not have a large aperture so is not terribly fast and you will have to turn up your ISO to shoot indoor sports unless the lighting is good. But it will work. That being said, it is very smooth and quiet for shooting video when used with the 70D. You may be better off with a prime lens that has a larger aperture for indoor sports. This lens would work best for outdoor sports.
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BTW, that 135mm/3.5 is a great lens. With the 70D's 3x sensor crop zoom, you have a de facto 215mm & 648mm lens in one compact package. I love my 135mm.
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I would have to agree. The L series lenses are great. I guess it just depends on where you are at with your photography. The L series lenses are going to cost you a little more and if you can afford that then fine. I have gradually upgraded my lenses along the way and this year upgraded to the 70D. I recently purchased the Canon 18-135 lens to be my all around lens and I love it!
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The 10-22 on you 70D is going to closely match the 17-40 range after adjusting for crop. It really is a personal choice. I stayed away from EF-S lenses because I knew I would eventually get a full frame camera, but if you really need the ultra wide of 16mm the the 10-23 is the only thing to get you there.
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Yes, I bought it especially for my 70d and very happy with the lens and the pictures I have taken. It was the only lens I took on a 2 week trip to Europe and was able to capture great pictures.
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I use my 24-70 for just about everthing, it is a great lens. I have done portraits, events, weddings and my own stuff while on vacations. Your only other real alternatives are primes. (85mm, 50mm and the 70-200mm) The pics come out of the 24-70 really sharp, the bokeh is great and the contrast is really eye opening if you have metered your shots correctly... Hope this helps..Phil
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The Canon 70D has a APS-C sensor. The Tamron 28-300mm is specifically made for full frame sensors. For your 70D I suggest the Tamron 18-270mm Di II VC PZD which has had some outstanding reviews and is quite affordable.
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I use it regularly with a Canon 7D and a 24-70 as well as a 70-200 and have not had any trouble.
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it works with my 60d and is designed for canons so it is likely perfect for your 70d also.
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it tested well with a Nikon D70 built in commander mode which is exciting for budget shooters since a D70 can be had for ~$100 used... make sure to choose channel 3, group A on flash...smh at that hassle but it's what Nikon decided. I will update when I see it work with a friend's Canon 60D... great flash unit!
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Hi K. Johnson-I have been mulling over this very same thing.....I have decided on the 24-105 for a 50d. You may find this website helpful: www.the-digital-picture.com Has a nice review of canon lens recommendations which helped me to decide. Good luck!
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Yes, this system would be compatible with your Canon 70D. Please note that this lens can only be focused manually.