Is it suitable for Canon 7d DSLR with 18-135 mm lense Is it suitable for Canon 7d DSLR with 18-135 mm lense
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I use this case for my Canon 7D with 28-135mm lens, I believe the Canon 7D with a 18-135mm lens would fit also.
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Really depends on the size (length) of the lens. If it's a fairly standard Canon (say 28-135), then it should fit without a problem. A longer zoom (e.g., 70-300) might be a little tight. I have a similar model Canon (60D) and know that it fits with the standard lens.
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i need to know this lens 18-135mm, work for my camera canon XS rebel.thanks you
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I dont own a 135 but all my lenses except my 70-200 fit. 24-70 is pretty long and it fits. You could compare dimensions. My 85 1.2 is pretty big too it seems to fit easily. Hope that helps a bit
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I'm not sure, but I have tried with this lenses and It worked:Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 ISCanon EF 50mm f/1.8 II
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The lens will fit but the 7d might be petty tight. This case is sized more for smaller dslr bodies like my d3100. My wife's d7100 is too big.
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I would say yes, I have used this with the canon 60D and the 18-135 and it was very hard to balance compared to my camcorder. It will work if you buy extra washers, but it was not as stable. If it is the main camera you are using I would go for a bigger steadycam.
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Yes, it should. I use it with a Canon 7d, 24-105L lens, one canon 600ex flash on the camera and another canon 600ex flash on the bracket with an ezbox softbox without any problem.
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I have a Canon body and a 24-135mm and a 75-300mm which fit perfectly if you fold down or remove one of the Velcro compartment dividers. Not much room for anything other than small stuff, extra lens caps, etc., but perfect for the camera and two lenses.
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On mine the lens adaptor takes 58mm. I don't think Canon has changed the design since I got mine, but if you're in doubt take it to a photo shop and they can tell you for sure what size you need.
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Yes, I use it for my t2iand 7D,and my 5d mark III. Any DSLR canon camera. Just remember your camera is APS-c not a full frame camera mean that the lens 24-105 is not 24 but times 1.6 and your 105mm is 1.6 X
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I use Canon and I didn't find marvelous this lens, just convenient because of the range. Even if it works on that Pentax, I guess your criterion could be sharpness instead of range, and I think the 18-135 WR is a bit sharper than this one, in case you are chasing for a zoom lens.
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It will not work on a 18-135mm. It does not fit. I have a 75-300mm that is fits on. You cannot use a auto focus with the extension on.
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This lens is perfect for 7D. Yes, it will work with the camera and it will give you nice wide shots. Plus, since it is f/2.8, it is still fast enough to be able to shoot indoors. 11-16 mm is perfect for video because first of all the Canon 7D uses a super 35 chip sensor that is cropped by 1.6 which means 11-16 mm in 7D is equivalent to 16-24 mm in the 5D Mark II which is what is the range of what most Hollywood cinematographers like to shoot. Secondly, since it is a wide lens, focus is not a big issue. One of the biggest problems with DSLR cameras is focus and using a wide lens makes things much easier to shoot in video. Good luck with it. This lens is perfect for 7D. Yes, it will work with the camera and it will give you nice wide shots. Plus, since it is f/2.8, it is still fast enough to be able to shoot indoors. 11-16 mm is perfect for video because first of all the Canon 7D uses a super 35 chip sensor that is cropped by 1.6 which means 11-16 mm in 7D is equivalent to 16-24 mm in the 5D Mark II which is what is the range of what most Hollywood cinematographers like to shoot. Secondly, since it is a wide lens, focus is not a big issue. One of the biggest problems with DSLR cameras is focus and using a wide lens makes things... » Read More This lens is perfect for 7D. Yes, it will work with the camera and it will give you nice wide shots. Plus, since it is f/2.8, it is still fast enough to be able to shoot indoors. 11-16 mm is perfect for video because first of all the Canon 7D uses a super 35 chip sensor that is cropped by 1.6 which means 11-16 mm in 7D is equivalent to 16-24 mm in the 5D Mark II which is what is the range of what most Hollywood cinematographers like to shoot. Secondly, since it is a wide lens, focus is not a big issue. One of the biggest problems with DSLR cameras is focus and using a wide lens makes things much easier to shoot in video. Good luck with it. « Show Less
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Hi Ling, it is a very good choice if you are not looking for a Canon lens, I have a Canon 550D and it is working perfectly on it.
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I use mine for a Nikon with an 18-200 lens and it fits fine. Not sure about the Canon 6d dimensions, but should be fine.
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Possibly. the canon t3i with 15-135 lens barely fits. I think it would be too tight for the 7d, especially with a battery grip, but can't say for sure