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Question: Is this lens compatible with a  Canon 6D?
Document: I have been thinking/researching about other cheaper ultra wide angle zoom but finally decided to stick to Canon. I amost wanted to buy the Sigma but decided against it after having two other Sigma lenses (30mm and 18-200mm) These two are great lenses, especially the 30mm but one problem is that they have occasional autofocus problem on my Canon 350D. This is understanble because 3rd party lens will never be 100% compatible and you pay for what you get.
great lens for architecture. I have been using it for my father in laws homes and we have bee getting great results. to see some of the pics click on his website [...] My only complaint is that it is not compatible with a full frame body. It says that in the description but it is unfortunate that it wont work with my 6d
If you are planning on adding or going FF (and distortion is your archenemy), I would suggest getting the 17-40L. It is comparable in price and is compatible with FF cameras.
If you are reading this review then you likely already know the pro's and cons of this lens. It's not compatible with the full frame bodies and as such if you have near term plans to upgrade to full frame any time soon then stop reading here and buy one of the L series wide angle lenses.What this lens is:This is a great ultra wide angle lens.
I did considerable research on this lens before purchasing. Optics and the lens build are very good, and the price is very reasonable for what you get. Only possible drawbacks are the &#34;S&#34; series design, which isn't compatible with a full frame sensor (I don't have any), and it is a little slower relative to my old 16-35mm 2.8 &#34;L&#34; (which was destroyed in an accident).
It is light with decent build quality, just shy of L quality. However, attaching a good UV filter should be sufficient to keep out most dust. The common 77mm filter size is also convenient. It has exceptional color and contrast. Center sharpness is very good and distortions are relatively low for this type of lens. USM makes focusing fast and quiet. It is compatible with Canon's DPP software for easily correcting distortion and CA.Now for the negatives.
This might not seem impressive but this is HUGE when you think the lens is rectilinear (more on that below). (++) Excellent (excellent!!) optic quality. Performances seem to me very comparable with the EF 16-35 L IS USM used on a full-frame sensor (6D and above).
Jajajaja, these Canon lens are very, very good. Dyscover the new world
The Canon 10-22 mm Lens does everything I had hoped it would do for my photography!
It's a shame to have a great Canon digital SLR camera and never have the opportunity to experience this lens.
Answer: Since the 6D is a full frame camera I do not believe that the EF-S 10-22mm lens will work.  It was designed for cropped sensor cameras. You could check with Canon to be sure.