Sylwester Pietrzyk wrote:
Adam Maas wrote on 17.01.06 4:07:
Actually, with Canon you're fine, as long as you bought into EOS.
Anything EOS works on anything EOS (Except the damned flashes, but that
goes for everybody, and at least Canon's flash system works with flashes
dating back to 1998, with Nikon you had to replace all your flashes with
the latest models to get TTL metering on all but the most high-end
bodies). Nikon's worse, in a way, since some bodies work fully with AI
glass, some don't and a couple can even be factory modded to work with
pre-AI glass.
Hmmm... mounting EF-S lenses on other than 20D or 350D bodies can actually
damage mirror because of protruding rear element...
I always forget those 4 lenses. They are of course the exception. Well
the 18-55 can be modified to fit non EF-S compatible cameras, but unless
you own a D30, D60 or 10D, why would you want to?. And the 300D can use
them as well btw.
-Adam
