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Originally Posted by
Big Mike

Originally Posted by
dxqcanada
Note: if you have EF-S lenses for your 60D ... they will have vignetting on an EOS film camera (because they are full frame).
Actually, I don't think that they will even mount to the camera (without modification). This is to prevent damage to the camera, as some EF-S lenses extend far enough back that a full frame (film) camera's mirror may hit it.
Ah, did not know that.
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02-07-2012 10:15 AM
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Been spending a lot of time on here!
The only EF-s lens that I have is the 12-135 kit lens, and it stays at home, lol.
I do have a good understanding of the exposure triangle, and shoot mostly in manual with for the creative stuff/important stuff. That being said I am interested in getting back to a more basic way of doing things. So maybe a full manual camera maybe the way to go.
thanks for all the replies.
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