04-01-2024 08:49 PM - last edited on 04-02-2024 09:50 AM by Danny
I have two lenses that went on my old 35mm camera. I would like to buy a new camera but think I could get a better camera if I didn't have to buy the zoom lenses. Would these fit the newer digital cameras? BTW, they were both rarely used and are still in the boxes.
04-01-2024 09:41 PM
NewMexicoM72,
Do you know what kind of mount they are?
If they are an FD mount, you would probably need to buy an FD to whatever camera you buy adapter. (e,g, FD TO EF or FD to RF).
Steve Thomas
04-02-2024 01:13 AM
The lenses for the Rebel 2000 35mm camera are EF-mount autofocus lenses. They will fit and work on ALL Canon EOS cameras, film and DSLR (full frame and APS-C crop sensor), without adapters. They will work on Canon R-mount mirrorless cameras with an adapter.
Whether they will do justice to a new camera is another story. If the lenses you have are as old as the Rebel 2000, you may want some more-modern stuff.
04-02-2024 09:05 AM
normadel,
Thank you.
I overlooked the Rebel 2000 part.
That's what I get for being sloppy.
Yes, the 2000 is an EF mount and NewMexicoM72 won't need an adapter for those models
Steve Thomas
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