Can a new Canon dSLR lens (EFS 18-55mm) fit onto an old Canon film camera body?




iggy2012


I need it for Photography class.
the new lens is the kit lens of the Canon 400D. The old film camera is the canon EOS REBEL XS AF SLR FILM CAMERA BODY



Answer
The answer is an unmitigated no.

The 18-55mm EF-S lens won´t fit on a pre 1987 Canon SLR and it won´t work properly on a more recent body. The 18-55mm was designed specifically for cropped sensors; the image circle is too small for full frame sensors and 35mm film. It would show massive vignetting - like looking through a periscope.

If you have an EOS film body, look for a used consumer grade EF zoom or a used 50mm f/1.8. These cost peanuts and you CAN use these lenses on your dSLR. In fact, a 50mm f/1,8 is a pretty neat lens to have for your dSLR - it can be used in low light situations and as a short portrait lens on cropped sensors.
---
added:
It won´t work. You can use any EF lens, but not an EF-S lens on that film body.
Any lens you get for the film body will also work on your 400D.

I cant fit in my 55mm lens filters to my camera 18-55mm lens...(DSLR)?




islander_g


hi. i just got these filters for my lens, they are Hoya 55mm filters...
my camera lens is a 18-55mm Nikkon Nikkor...
my camera is a Nikon D50.


why is that?

any solution?

what size of Nikon lens would these filter fit into?


these lenses are so expensive and i hope i could somehow get them to fit
will these filter fit into a Nikon Nikkor 28-80mm lens?



Answer
Congratulations on having the wisdom to buy quality filters. They may seem expensive now but when you're still using them 30 yrs. from now you'll realize what a great bargain they were.

If you will simply visit the Nikon web site you can look at the Specifications for whatever lens you own and find out the filter diameter needed for that lens.

http://www.nikonusa.com/

I do not recommend using "step-up" rings (they allow a 55mm filter to be used on a lens that uses 52mm diameter filters) on a wide-angle lens (18mm) due to the likelihood of vignetting (dark corners on your pictures).




Powered by Yahoo! Answers

Tidak ada komentar:

Posting Komentar