does this lens work on a full frame canon body such as 6d
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No, it does not unfortunately.Edit: saw the other response - fairly certain that this lens is not for full frame. You can put it on as it will physically fit however it's not designed for it.
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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).
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Yes. It is EF mount and will work on full frame (5D, 6D, 1D etc) and crop sensor cameras (Txi series, 50D,60D, 70D, 7D, etc). I still use this lens occasionally on my Canon 7D because it is smaller and lighter than my 28-135. It is decently sharp (I had to adjust the AF a little bit in camera, but it is as sharp as my 28-135.) Neither of which are my sharpest glass though. Over all, a decent lens. Best sharpness when stopped down to F8 - F11. Wide open not as good, but 4.5 at 105mm is usable for web and smaller prints when you need the light (since there is no IS on this lens). Also USM auto focus is fast in this lens.
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All Canon EF and EF-S lenses will work with the 1.6x crop bodies (rebels, t_i, XXd like the 70D). only the EF lenses will work with the full frames (5d, 6d) and the 1.3x crop (1d). you don't lose any quality by putting a EF on a 1.6x crop, but the 85mm becomes a ~135mm lens, which is personally, kind of long for regular portraiture.
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I'd be 99% certain the answer is "Yes". I don't see why Canon would make the 6D incompatible with all the other models.
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I don't think so, EF-S is only for APS-C frame. 6D is full frame, only EF lens will work
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This lens will work on both full-frame and crop cameras. I have personally used it on the 7D and the 5D Mark III. Canon doesn't list it as either EF or EF-S, it's simply listed as "E" (as in MP-E) :-)
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i use this lens in a canon 5d, a 5d mk3 and a 7d and it works well, no auto focus but the focus light works good, i love this lens, if it works on the mk3 it should work on the 6d
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Yes sir. Its definitely a full frame lens. I use the d610. And the macro on this lens is great
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Yes. You can use most canon lenses on that body. You just can't use lenses meant for full frame cameras.
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This lens works fine on a Canon 600D. Just keep in mind that this is an EF lens, so with the cropped sensor in 600D, it is effectively an 80mm lens.
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No. It's for the canon "crop sensor". I use the lens on a Canon 7D and love the lens. You will need a lens designed for the Full Frame Sensor. I would not hesitate in buying the "New" Sigma lens designs. Hope this answers your question.
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I have used this lens sparingly on my Canon EOS 6D. I have not experienced your problem.
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The EOS 6D as well as the 1D and 5D series are in fact Full Frame Sensors. The Sigma here is a DC lens, which is for APS-C or Cropped Sensors. Which means you don't get the full image hitting the sensor. The Sigma DG line is for full frame. The Canon line of lens the EF is for Full Frame and the EF-S is for the smaller Cropped sensors. The 7D, 60D, 70D, 650-450 (Rebel T5i - T2) and 1100D are all Cropped APS-C Sensor cameras which this lens is designed for. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it's a full frame Lens. I, personally, use IT with a d600. It works fine. As it's not an extensive Lens, this is a really gold choice for jour d610.Best regards,Antoine
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actually, IT FITS, and will work normally at 11mm but when you zoom to 16mm you will see a black circle around the image because 6d or 5d are full frame cameras, I tried it on a 5D... the thing is that this lens is a "EF-S" lens, and 6d or 6d are EF only (without the "S")
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It will definitely work 'well' 'functionally' on a canon 6D. Since 6D is full frame, you will actually get 50mm in range compare to a crop sensor. This lens takes some time to get used to for sure as the depth of view is so thin at f1.2, you may get a lot of out of focus shots if you don't have a tripod or steady hand. So how 'well' it works may be subjective from person to person.