Is Canon EOS 1D Mark II and Canon EF 50mm f/2,5 Compact Macro compatible?
Below you will find your chosen camera and lens. Click on the product name for more information.
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Canon EOS 1D Mark II
Released: 2004 Type: Digital SLR Sensor: APS-H (1.3x) 8,2 Megapixels 3504 x 2336 pixels |
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Canon EF 50mm f/2,5 Compact Macro
Released: 1987 Normal Lens (prime) & Macro Focal Length: 50 mm Aperture: f/2,5 |
Can you combine these two?
This is the short answer:
Yes! This combination is compatible
The camera and lens you have chosen can be used together. Here is a longer answer:
Canon all the way
The possibility to combine these two products is great since both Canon EOS 1D Mark II and Canon EF 50mm f/2,5 Compact Macro are manufactured by Canon.
Versitale lens
Canon EF 50mm f/2,5 Compact Macro is constructed to work with all sorts of camera sensors including the one of Canon EOS 1D Mark II.
Focal Length
The Canon camera has a sensor of type APS-H, a slightly smaller version compared to a Full frame sensor, which means that your experienced Focal length will be multiplied by 1.3x.
Actual Focal Length for this lens:
50 mm
Experienced Focal Length with this camera:
65 mm
Read more about Crop factor on Canon cameras
Total weight
When you are looking at a combination of a camera and a lens you must always consider the total weight. Each product weighs in at:
Canon EOS 1D Mark II
1565 gram
Canon EF 50mm f/2,5 Compact Macro
280 gram
Together they have a total weight of 1845 gram (equal to 4,07 lb).
