Hello, I have recently purchased Canon EOS Rebel T3. Will it work with my camera? If not please recommend a true Macro lens that will work.
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Yes, this will work with a T3 but it's not cheap. You can also look at the 100 2.8 Macro which is a bit less expensive. And with the crop factor of your camera (1.6x) the 100 2.8 will work out to have the same view as a 160mm on a 35mm camera. This 180mm might be a bit 'long' for you as with the crop factor it would effectively become a 288mm lens.
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It should work with no problem. I used it on my Rebel T1i. When you remove your current lens, is there a red dot on the faceplate? That indicates the 180mm lens will work. Also, all functions will work with this lens (auto focus, depth-of-field preview, etc.).
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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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I believe so, I have the T3 and it works well with mine. Hands down, my favorite lens
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You might want to ask supplier. The one I received didn't work because the firmware was not the latest. If you are lucky enough and firmware was flashed prior shipping, it would work as per their respond to my issue... BTW, I have Canon T3
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This set work with my Canon 60D.. since it has the same mount with other Cannon EOS, I will think it should work with your T5.. but some of the auto focus functions may not work as quick as without it.. but to me, it is not too important since I manually focus for macro pictures.. I used them with my 70-200, 60mm macro and works for me. Hope this will help you.
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Yes .. this lens will work with the Canon Rebel T3, BUT .. with limits. The T3 has more electronics than this lens is equipped to 'communicate' with. But under manual operation, and limited Auto functions, it will work. The optics and optical coatings of this lens are excellent. So, unless you are totally dependent upon the use of the automation features of the T3 or will be depending on this lens as you 'go-to' lens and you do not know or want to work in a primary 'manual' mode, this will be a fine lens to own.
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This lens will work on any of the EOS camera's I actually don't do much photography as I purchased a T3i just to shoot video. Sorry I'm not much help. Good luck
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Answer here...Yes. Works with all Canon models. I use it with my 7D and Rebel. Very nice lens.
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Yes it will work, and is an excellent wide angle lens to learn on. Because the T3 is a cropped sensor, the lens will be the equivalent of a of a 32-56 mm lens. You alos might want to consider the Canon EFS 10-22 which is designed for the cropped sensor.
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My camera is an EOS 7D, so all I can tell you it works just fine(great buy ). I trust, not knowing the Canon Rebel T3, that her camera has a pop up flash or some kind of "hot shoe" apparatus. So the Sigma EF-610 DG should be a great addition to her camera. Also, what I like about having my Sigma is that I can control when I want to use flash. Hope this is helpful. Dr. Ben Laime.
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I am not too sure, actually. On my T2i the lens fit but the macro was useless. No matter what I did, I couldn't focus on the subject. When I contacted the seller I was told that "sometimes there are compatibility issues". Hope that helps.
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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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Thanks for your interest in this lens. Yes, the lens will work with the camera but it is a manual focus lens only.
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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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I bought this lens for my Canon Rebel and it works wonderful. People are amazed at how clear and up close the pictures are. I love it and am so glad I found it. Good luck to you!
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My one and only experience has been with the Canon Rebel T3. However, on 30Jan2014, I bought a wide angle lens for my T3. If fitted just right. It works great in photography involving flowers. Good luck. You should not have any problems. MZurita
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I am not 100 percent sure but I have a friend with the orginal eos rebel model and it cannot take the same lenses as mine which is a T3. The mounts have changed in canons from the very old eos models to the newer versions. If you buy one make sure you can return it just in case it does not work.
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If your camera takes an EF lens it will work. This is an excellent lens. I use it as my "carry around" lens. Wonderful macro feature. Buy it.