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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what's the trade-off for not going native RF and using this Sigma with an adapter?

A: Best is to use a lens that has been made for mirrorless cameras. It is in general optimized for that type of camera / sensor. But the Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 DG OS HSM Art Lens to Canon RF-Mount Adapter Kit is a sharp lens and does work very well on a mirrorless RF mount camera.

Q: 2. How does this lens compare to the 2.8 version? Is it worth another $800 to get the 2.8?

A: Sharpness the 2.8 is much sharper but for the price difference, I would more so look at the Tamron SP 24-70mm f/2.8 Di VC USD G2 Lens for Canon EF.

Q: 3. Hi! I have a Canon Rebel T3i and I'm wanting a wide angle lens for portraits and weddings. I'm sick of having to stand way back and still only getting a portion of my subject in the photo! Any suggestions for me? Thanks!

A: You have a crop body...1.6x crop...so the Field of View using a 24-70 lens is 38.4 to 112mm...Let me caution you....for group pictures...sometimes 38.4mm is not wide enough....This is what I usually see with wedding photographers...one to 2 bodies....with 3 lenses available....for FF, it's 16-35 (for group images), 24-70, and 70-200....for crop bodies, it's EF-S 10-22 (for group images), 24-70, and 70-200....In some weddings flash is not allowed in the church....so you have to bump up your ISO....higher ISO, more noise....thankfully there are excellent NR software around.... I hope that answers your question....More...for model shoots....I use a minimum 50mm for FF, 35mm for crop....the wider your lens the more distortion you introduce...

Q: 4. Is this lens Parfocal?

A: No. I'm not aware of any lenses with f-stops that are parfocal. In order to get a parfocal lens, you'll want to look into Cinema lenses which use t-stops. They're typically parfocal.

Q: 5. Is it compatible with the Canon T5i? Thank you

A: Yes

Q: 6. I had Canon D50 , it fix the lens 24-70mm .Yes or not ?

A: I'm sorry but this question really dose not make any sense ..The 24-70mm f4. is a very good lens. However, between the time (last year) and the middle of summer this year, I traded the f4 in for a Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM Lens. The f/2.8 lens really pops . I use this lens on both my Canon 6D and Canon 5D Mark III. Outstanding results....!!!

Q: 7. I have a Canon Rebel T6s. Is this lens compatible and, if not, what do you recommend?

A: Yes, This is a compatible lens. All new Rebels take EF and EFS lenses.

Q: 8. Does the Lens 24-70mm fit a Canon 50D camera ?

A: Short answer - Yes it does. I've been using my lens on a EOS 60D which is the replacement for the 50D. Every EF series lens will fit any EOS camera (film or Digital) made from about 1987. The EF-S series lens will only work on the APS-C sensor cameras but the EF series will work with APS-C, Film or Full Frame digital sensor cameras.

Q: 9. How much does the lens weigh with the Canon 6D body?

A: As indicated under the Specifications tab, the Canon EF 24-70mm f/4L IS USM Lens weighs 1.32 lb (600 g). The Canon EOS 6D DSLR camera weighs 1.69 lb / 770 g. As such, the two items together would weigh 3.01 lb / 1.37 kg.

Q: 10. I have a Canon Mark IV and am looking for a second lens. I currently have a Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM Lens which I love, but it's time to get a wider view. Is it worth the cost to go for the more expensive Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM Lens and has anyone used this with a Mark IV ? I think I could likely get away with the less expensive Canon EF 24-70mm f/4L IS USM Lens and just sacrifice the low light aspect. What are Mark IV users using for a wider angle lens over the 70-200 ? The 70-200 is such a great lens, it sits on my camera all the time. Thanks.

A: If you don't need the wider aperture, then sure....the 24-70 F4 IS L lens is awesome!In my case I only use it for cityscapes and landscapes (F8 to F11 mostly) so I don't need the more expensive model.