Lens Film
Feb 14, 2012
Is it ok to use an 80-200mm Canon lens that came of a film SLR on my digital SLR?
And if so what would be the difference between a lens from film srl and digital?
IF the Film Camera was a Canon Eos Rebel with the EF lens mount then yes the 80-200mm will work on your Canon DSLR. Since a Canon DSLR like, say, the T1i has a crop factor of 1.6 your 80-200mm lens will have the angle of view of a 128-320mm lens on your 35mm film camera.
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