Will this lens work on a Rebel 2000?

[ccowden 0]

See pic.

It is a Sigma 24mm supposedly for EOS cameras, but has a metal mounting ring and the camera does not. I am clueless if that matters. The connections and things all look the same.

[ChrisARitz 0]

Looks just like the one I use on my Rebel 2000

[AiRpollUtiOn 0]

Pretty sure that that will do.

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[Canuck 0]

It's going to be really tight though with the conversion - like about equivalent to a 38mm lens (I think).

Canuck

[ccowden 0]

What conversion?

[linestretch 0]

if it's made for an EOS, it will work. The mounting is just the difference between the cheaper/lighter camera and the heavier/spendier models.

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[ltdiver 3]

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It's going to be really tight though with the conversion - like about equivalent to a 38mm lens (I think).

Canuck

Think he's talking about a regular 35mm camera, not a digital one.

ltdiver

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[Canuck 0]

Oops, my bad. I could swear when I first read your post it said "Digital Rebel."

Yeah, that lens will work fine.

Canuck

[vdschoor 0]

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See pic.

It is a Sigma 24mm supposedly for EOS cameras, but has a metal mounting ring and the camera does not. I am clueless if that matters. The connections and things all look the same.

Chris, if it's for an EOS camera, it will work on your Rebel 2000, no problem.

Iwan

[ccowden 0]

Thank you everyone. I went ahead and bought it. I am new to the stills thing!

I appreciate the help!

[bmcd308 0]

Too late now, since you already bought it, but be aware that some older Sigma lenses do not work with newer EOS cameras.

see this:http://photonotes.org/articles/beginner-faq/lenses.html#compatibilitythirdparty

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