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Question: Is this lens compatible with a Canon EOS 60D
Document: Excellent lens, images have a superb quality typically associated with Canon "L" series. Someone really needs to pay attention to how it is being used, perspective on a subject, photo composition and the resulting images will not disappoint! Use it without considering those factors - and you might be disappointed. Also, this is a lens that I would recommend for a full frame sensor camera - I have great results using it with my EOS 5D Mark II and had just an OK result using it on my crop sensor Canon 60D due to the 1.6 factor that really killed the "wide lens" idea
Im using it with canon 60D for underwater photography and videography and its amazing.Its not too wide and not too narrow, so you can zooming in and out with clear pictures.Thank you so much
I was looking for a wide angel lens after upgrading from a Canon 60D to a Mark 5D III . I do a lot of interior real estate photograply and landscape photos. I am more than pleased with my purchase as the photos are extrememly clear and crisp. Lens works great and so far no negative issues.
Dear all Seasons Greetings.I am Anesthesiologist by profession, so my comments and review my not be helpful as a reference and I am unable to tell you any technical opinion. But on the other hand I am using Canon EOS Series camera since Canon launched it. Currently I am using Canon EOS 550D.I bought this lens mainly for night time parties; my 1st impression was that the quality of pictures was not sharp as compared to my other fixed focus lenses. on the 2nd party I used camera stand, which I think must for this lens, it improved sharpness a bit.
I now own 4 "L" lenses (see below). This 16-35mm f/2.8L is perhaps the most versatile for my needs. I often shoot interiors and landscapes at the wider ranges and the overall quality is excellent. The build quality of this lens is superb (as it should be). The lens is fast, quiet, focuses quickly, and I have no complaints. - When I'm shooting indoors where there are lots of people, this is the lens I use.Canon Digital EOS 40DCanon EF 50mm f/1.2L USMCanon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USMCanon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USMCanon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USMCanon EF 1.4X II Extender
Unlike the 10-22mm which does not fit a full frame body, you *can* use this lens on any body, whether cropped or full-frame, but it is *definitely* not worth the price if you are just going to be using it on a cropped sensor camera (60D, 70D, T4i, T5i, etc), because you lose the extreme wide end which is what is so awesome about the lens.I've used the lens quite a bit for real estate photography for great wide shots of rooms that can get *all four walls* in the frame at its widest.
I've been transitioning all my equipment to full frame (from my 60D to my 5D). So I used and loved my 10-22mm lens the few years I had it. Certainly the cost is extremely higher on the full frame bodies and lenses, but man this lens is incredible.The focal length is almost 100% identical to the 10-22mm (focal length measurements adjusted for crop body, 10-22 = 16-35 on a full frame sensor), so if you've ever used that lens you know what to expect focal-range-wise.
Great lens for interior work or landscape photos. Canon optical sharpness and rugged build quality in the L series lenses is excellent. Highly recommended.
Love it. Had to get this lens after I upgraded to my Canon 5D MIII from the 7D. My old Toshiba worked well on the 7D with the 1.6 crop factor, but not with the 5D. Great Canon L lens.
)Canon 25mm macro tube (5/5; I don't want to carry a huge macro lens, and I don't do a ton of macro work, so this is perfect! )This will be all I need to go to Iceland and record my whole journey! Thank you Canon!
Answer: Yes it is compatible as I have a Canon 60D as my backup to my Mark 5D III and it works fine.  You have to remember because of the crop factor on the 60D that it magnifies the image so at 16mm your really shooting at 25 to 26 mm.  You can check out some of the latest pics I did for a home at vrbo.com/462266.