I have canon sl1, this lens work on this , and is only for cine or can take same fotos too?
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Yes. The only differences between this and a regular DSLR lens is that it measures in T-Stops as opposed to F-stops, it is de-clicked, no sound, manual focus, and is designed to work with a focus puller. IT IS MANUAL FOCUS ON AN SLR. I use it on my Canon 5DM2, 70D and GH4 with a metabones speed booster EF to micro 4/3s adapter for still and cinema.
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I didn't keep the lens because it didn't seem to offer me anything that my Canon 10mm-22mm did. However, I have two other Rokinon lenses that I love. The cine features are the no click aperture and follow focus gears (the little ridges that encircle the lens). I don't see why you couldn't use it for photos. Just be cautious of the aperture changing as it does not click/lock.
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Yes it will work just fine, but it has no "auto" functions, so you will have to set focus and the F stop yourself on the lens, not through the camera controls.
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This lens will work with all Canon DSLR's including the EOS SL1. This lens, all Canon EF (not EF-S) lenses actually, work with either crop-frame sensor bodies (of which the SL1 is an example) or full-frame bodies such as the 6D, 5D series, or 1D series. Canon EF-S lenses, on the other hand, are designed specifically for crop-frame bodies and, depending on the specific EF-S lens and body, may not work with full frame bodies. So, in a nutshell, this lens will work fine with the SL1. In addition, because the SL1 is a crop-frame body, don't forget that the focal range of the lens gets multiplied by roughly 1.6. On a full frame camera it behaves exactly like a 28-135mm zoom would have back in the 35mm film days, but on a crop-frame body it is 'really' a 45-216MM lens, a plus if medium telephoto is useful to you.
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I don't know if it will work with your SL1, if this is the same one I purchased it works on the Canon 5D MARK III. You may want to specifically search for a remote for your particulate camera to make sure you get one that works.
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I do not see why it would not work if you have a SLR and the lens has a Sony mount. I believe the Sony has vibration control built into the camera and this lens does not have VC so it should work, however to be sure, go to Sony website and/or sigma and ask customer service this question.
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Take the battery out of your SL1. If it uses the LPE8 battery, it will work just fine, if it doesn't, not so much.
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Hi There,Yes, they will work as long they're MFT lenses comparable, and MFT mount adapter is needed if using different len types. Hope it help.! see link below.http://www.bmcuser.com/showthread.php?10737-Rokinon-14mm-Wide-Cine-Lens-VS-Canon-24-105-L-Lens-(BMPCC)
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I believe it can be used with the SL1. The lens, unless specified otherwise, will have a T mount adapter for the lens to make sure it will work with the camera.
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Canon's website says that the SL1 uses "Canon EF lenses (including EF-S lenses)", and Fotodiox's website says the adapter fits "Compatible Cameras (not limited to the list, as long as the body takes a Canon EF lens)". So, it should work. I used it with a 5D Mark II. The only Contax / Yashica lens that didn't work with it was my Zeiss 28mm f2.8 Distagon. The rear element is too close to the mirror, so that the mirror hits the rear of the lens when it flips up. That may or may not be a problem with the smaller mirror in the SL1, and it's certainly not a problem with all C/Y lenses. Most work just fine. Canon's website says that the SL1 uses "Canon EF lenses (including EF-S lenses)", and Fotodiox's website says the adapter fits "Compatible Cameras (not limited to the list, as long as the body takes a Canon EF lens)". So, it should work. I used it with a 5D Mark II. The only Contax / Yashica lens that didn't work with it was my Zeiss 28mm f2.8 Distagon. The rear element is too close to the mirror, so that the mirror hits the rear of the lens when it flips up. That may or may not be a problem with the smaller mirror in the SL1, and it's certainly not a problem with all... » Read More Canon's website says that the SL1 uses "Canon EF lenses (including EF-S lenses)", and Fotodiox's website says the adapter fits "Compatible Cameras (not limited to the list, as long as the body takes a Canon EF lens)". So, it should work. I used it with a 5D Mark II. The only Contax / Yashica lens that didn't work with it was my Zeiss 28mm f2.8 Distagon. The rear element is too close to the mirror, so that the mirror hits the rear of the lens when it flips up. That may or may not be a problem with the smaller mirror in the SL1, and it's certainly not a problem with all C/Y lenses. Most work just fine. « Show Less
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I have the Sl1 and yes it works with it. Great lens too. Very versatile. I keep it in the camera 95% of the time.
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I own a Canon T3i and this adapter fits perfectly. I think the SL1 and the T3i have the same mount so this adapter should also fit on your DSLR.
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I am a sports photographer and I have this camera. The SL1 will work just fine for sports, however, you will need to pair it with a Better lens. Ideal choice would be the canon 70-200 f2.8 but that will cost you more than the camera unless you can find an in expensive used one. But that wapplies to any DSLR you would buy
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Before buy it, check in the canon page if the lens are compatible with your camera. thats the same that i did before buy it.
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I don't have the same camera ; you must read the camera instruction manual to see if lenses EF and EF-S are compatible with your model (in the Canon website you can read "... the camera is compatible with Canon STM lenses for smooth, quiet AF performance..." and the following website you can find every lenses for canon cameras : http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/standard_display/Lens_Advantage_Select Sophie
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This lense comes with an adapter plate, which allows it to be used on MOST Canon SLR cameras. So far, this has worked on a T3, T3i, T2 body. the 2X adapter is separate, and is proprietary to the lense itself
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No it will not. Canon SL1 is a completely different body. The whole purpose of that camera is a reduction in body size. The efs lenses are interchangeable but thats where it ends. The SL1 is a niche camera. Maybe think about purchasing a t5i.
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The cine lens has follow focus compatibility (you can hook the focus ring up to a follow focus rig) and it also has a de-clicked aperture which means that there aren't hard stops when changing the aperture. So you could rack the aperture mid shot just as you would rack focus. The image quality is the same.
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This lens is only an attachment lens. It can only work on a canon lens not the body of the camera. Also the size of the aperture has to match the lens you want to get it for.