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Jan 07, 2006 13:17 |  #1

Hi, could anyone tell me if a lens has been re-chipped and it works on a D60 and 1D Mk11 will it work on a 350D.

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Canon 50 1.8
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Jan 07, 2006 13:55 |  #2

What lens?:confused:

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Jan 07, 2006 13:59 |  #3

At a guess I would say anything made by Sigma.

It should work ok with the 350 if it works on the D60 and 1D

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Jan 07, 2006 16:09 |  #4

It is a sigma lens, thanks for your input.

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Jan 07, 2006 18:21 |  #5

it *should* be fine once it has been modified to work with digital bodies

many people here have experienced problems with "err99" being displayed on their camera's display - for some reason older Sigmas aren't compatible with the digital bodies and do the err99 thing when stopped down.

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