> > http://members.cox.net/byteseller/EFS-WEB/EFS-WEB.html > > > > What I found interesting is that he used his regular EOS 10D > to check out his > modification. If something went wrong, he'd have damaged a > $1000 camera. > He could have walked over to a photo store and bought a > second hand EOS rebel > body to do the check, probably $100. > Heck, I would have lent him mine :) > > And you'd have ended up with a broken camera, broken lens or both. EF-S lenses can only work with non full frame bodies. The D30, D60 and APS bodies are the only ones other than the 10D that might accept a modified EF-S lens (other than the EF-S bodies).
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