I have Cannon lens - 19x 35; 28 x 135; 28 x 80 ; 18 x 55mm and tameron 70 x 300mm which one should i use?
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There are adapters for the popular front lens threads, so any lens you own would work with the light. Just be aware that the widest lenses will "see" the housing of the light which will create a slight vignette effect.
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The Ring Light comes with seven insert adapters in 52mm, 55mm, 58mm, 62mm, 67mm, 72mm and 77mm. These are designed to thread into the various size lens and then into the base of the ring light. Just choose the adapter that fits the lens and then fit it into the light. It's really very simple and easy to use.
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If you want an all-purpose lens, get the cheap 18-200mm. The 28-300mm is just not a very good lens when you consider the price and weight and image quality. For that money, you could buy two very good lenses.
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As far as I understand it, the Tamron AF 28-75 is a full frame lens. Thus if you have a digital camera with a crop sensor (Canon Xti, T2i, T3i, T4i, 7D) it will actually magnify the lens to be 1.6x greater turning the lens into a 45-120mm. This is not the wide to just over standard lens that most people want for an all around lens. However, may be great for a portrait lens. The 17-55 is a crop sensor lens and is thus equivlent to a 27-80mm lens on a 35mm camera which is the sweet spot for the all around lens. If you have a full frame camera (35mm film, Canon 1D, 5D), then this 17-50 will not work on the camera. It has smaller optics that will not drape light over a full size 35mm frame and will cause severe vignetting on those cameras. Otherwise, I understand that optics are similar overall. I admittedly returned my 17-50mm due to some pretty severe back focusing issues on two seperate copies of the lens. From what I have read this may not be as much of an issue on the 28-75 and if I was willing to wait, I hear the Tamron customer service is pretty good about servicing these lenses. However, I ultimately went with the Sigma 17-50 with the IS, and have been more than satisfied except for the additional $100 cost.
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I would just buy the 18-140 as it is the one you would use the most. Later you could consider what additional lenses you would like to buy. A 50mm is a mild telephoto on a DX body so you might be better off buying the 35mm f1.8 instead. The 70-300mm VR is a better lens and there is less overlap with the 18-140. You see quite a few good used 70-300mm VR's for sale at reasonable prices because a lot of people buy them and then later discover they don't have much need for a lens that long.
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Well, if you do not have the Tamron telephoto lens. I would say yes to 16-300MM but upgrade from 18-270mm is not worth it due to different is not day and night.
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52mm is for a lens that accepts 52 mm filter and 72 is for a lens that accepts 72 mm filter. check your lens to see the size you need.
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I have the standard lens and have the 75-300mm zoom lens. I probably use this one the most, its a good mid size lens to have in the camera bag.
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i would look into the product specs for your lens size and that will tell u what size to get
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I have a D800 and all the lenses you listed as well. The 35 i think would lend itself to portraits and the like. I take mostly outdoor stuff which the 28=300 is a fantastic all around lens that I use for a walk around lens. Necessary no not at all but a nice addition.
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It will be too wide and short to meet the need. The old 2S system would have been a nice fit but nothing in the new line is equivalent that I have found. BTW, 4.8 seems really short for these lenses. I have a Tamron 70-300 that is closer to 7" and fits great in a Tamrac (which I reluctantly went to after not finding the lowepro to fit.
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There were two different versions of this lens, with different size filters. Look for a circle with a slash through it on the front of the lens. The number beside this is the size you need. Ebay is the best place to find one. Hope this works for you.
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Id say pick the 17-35 if you intend to stay on DX size for another 5yrs... the 50mm covers the middle of the 24-70 so moving your feet will cover that distance, but the 17-35 will allow for group shots and landscapes/buildings... the 24 will limit that somewhat.... my2cents!
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I have both the Tamron 17-50 and the 28-75 as well as the Tamron 28-300 that I shoot with the Nikon D200. I can't say if I prefer the 17-50 over 28-75 but I love both of them and find I use them both depending on what I'm shooting. If I could afford only 1 lens it would probably be the 28-75 for my type of shooting. If you;'e shooting large groups of people or need the wider angle then I'm sure 17-50 may serve you better.
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Hello, I have 2 lenses. 18-135mm - it should be attached with Camera body and can go easily in lower compartment.70-300mm - goes to upper compartment. I have hood for both the lenses and all gose very well inside this Backpack.
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Tamron lenses come with different mounts. Make sure you buy it with the Canon mount. Obviously this is a much shorter lens with a wider field of view at 18mm and the same as the other lens at 55. It will not zoom in nearly as much. The reason to buy this lens is the wide f2.8 maximum aperture which is maintained at all focal lengths. This allows pictures in dim light.
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Kathryn, Canon do not list your lens as being suitable to use with either of their extenders. If you need to go longer (well over 300mm) you'd need to find another lens, either zoom or fixed, depending on the type of work you do. Good luck. Jeff
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Each lens has a diameter, and you need the correctly sized filter for that diameter, so it really depends on your lenses... For example, my kit lens takes 58mm. The next lens I plan to buy (50mm f/1.4) is also 58mm. So they'll both take the same sized filter. I have another lens (Tamron 70mm-300mm) which needs a 62mm filter, so I would need to buy another, separate filter just for that if I decided I wanted filters for that as well. Keep in mind, some lenses (generally very-wide angle and fisheyes) won't take this style of filter at all.