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Question: Will this lens work with a 70 D?
Document: However pictures taken with the lens sharpen up nicely in Photoshop, so this can easily be fixed during post processing.If you are looking for a good general purpose lens with a decent zoom or are ready to move away from the lens that came with your D-SLR then I strongly recommend taking a look at this lens.
If you are looking for one lens for your D-SLR this is the one to purchase.Image quality is excellent except (as usual) at extremes of focal length. The IS works very well and really does allow you to shoot at least 1 and often 2 stops higher. It is larger and significantly heavier than the kit lens but after a few days you don't really notice it.
I figured it was as good a time as any to give it another try, and hit up a friend who was a bit more enthusiastic and she loaned me her D series, and a few lenses (one of which was this one) to take with us so I had a bit more flexibility.By the end of the trip I was hooked again. The bug bit me.
If you shoot full frame and have more of a budget, the Canon 24-70 is far better than this lens as well. However if you want a quality general purpose lens this lens is really tough to beat at this price point.
Also, it doesn't zoom in as far as I hoped it would, can't capture wide pictures as well as the kit lens that came with my Canon Rebel, and doesn't work for macro pictures. Also, it is extremely heavy. So it's really a mixed bag.
This is one of Canon's most versatile lenses. I have used it for portraits and weddings since day 1. The IS enables lower light settings. It's a great alternative to the 24-70 L 2.8 lens that is so expensive. This is a lens to have in your bag.
Saving up another 400 will get you a lens that will not only do a better job on image quality but will work for years to come and still hold it's resell value. This lens goes for around $75.00 in the real world resell markets, and that's if it works..
The lens is a dream in this capacity as you sometimes have to hunt around a lot to find your "target" and only have a few shots before it is gone again. The IS helps ensure that one of those few shots work out well.If I have a complaint, it is the size. It is rather long, and was a pain in the neck before I bought a new bag.
First off, this isn't an L lens. Let's make it clear that I am rating it in it's class, in that odd in-between area between the basic lenses and the pro gear.I've been using this as my primary lens on a Canon T2i for 3 months now, and am starting to find where I like it and how to get it to work with my behavior.
This is the "kit" lens I got with my 40D. I've found that this is a great lens to use for most general purposes, especially for portrait and other "people taking" opportunities. As everyone else has mentioned the quality, optics, etc of the lens is great and the IS feature really does work surprisingly well.
Answer: I use one on my 60D It will most certainly work on a 70D.