[FS: General] Canon EOS lenses for sale

kostas

kostas

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I have two Canon lenses that I need to let go:
1) Canon EF-S 10-22mm f3.5-4.5 rectilinear ultrawide. This is an excellent lens, sharp as a tack. Designed for crop frame cameras, but can be easily mount on Full frame, where it works flawlesly (no vignetting and sharp) from 16mm-17mm to 22mm!! (the attached picture is shot on the 5d Mark III @17mm). 530 Eur shipped (was 550 + shipping).
Lens comes with both caps, original box and documents.
I have been using this lens with a small b-hague steadicam on the Canon 550d with great results, but now have upgraded with a glidecam and heavier camera.
2) Canon EF 50mm f1.8 Mark I. This is the much more desired version with the metal mount and the focus ring on the lens barrel. Much better quality than the more recent version. 150 Eur shipped (was 150+ shipping).

Pictures of the lenses available upon request.
 

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kostas said:
I have two Canon lenses that I need to let go:
1) Canon EF-S 10-22mm f3.5-4.5 rectilinear ultrawide. This is an excellent lens, sharp as a tack. Designed for crop frame cameras, but can be easily mount on Full frame, where it works flawlesly (no vignetting and sharp) from 16mm-17mm to 22mm!! (the attached picture is shot on the 5d Mark III @17mm). 550 Eur.
Lens comes with both caps, original box and documents.
I have been using this lens with a small b-hague steadicam on the Canon 550d with great results, but now have upgraded with a glidecam and heavier camera.
2) Canon EF 50mm f1.8 Mark I. This is the much more desired version with the metal mount and the focus ring on the lens barrel. Much better quality than the more recent version. 150 Eur.

Buyer pays actual shipping rate. Pictures available upon request.
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Hi so the efs lens mount doesn't interfere with the mirror flipping on the 5d?
 
aly324 said:
Hi so the efs lens mount doesn't interfere with the mirror flipping on the 5d?
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There is a protruding black plastic ring at the level of the lens mount that prevents EF-S lenses from mounting on a FF body.
However it is very easy to take off this plastic part with your finger if you zoom out the lens at 22mm. And the process is fully reversible.

The EF-S 10-22 is the only crop frame lens that does not vignette on a full frame body, and should not be zoomed in past 14mm while the mirror is down (there is risk of touching the mirror with the rear lens element). In live view you can shoot even @10mm on full frame, but this results in a circular image inside a black frame (like a circular fisheye but now this is rectilinear). Past 16-17mm there is no vignetting.
 
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