Will a Canon 60d lense work with a Canon T6i?

[grace303]

Will a Canon 60d lense work with a Canon T6i?

Thanks

[kvbarkley]

Yes, both use EF *and* EF-S lenses.

[ScottyP]

They have exactly the same lens mount. 

[Milos1978]

almost all lenses EF work on both cameras ( full frame and apsc) but some EFS work only on apsc cameras. EFS is for croped sensor (mostly).

and one important thing: apsc is cropped sensor, so if you have prime lens Ef 50mm f1.8 on full frame, that lens will act like 80mm f2.88 on apsc camera (multiple with 1.6). 

[kvbarkley]

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@Milos1978 wrote:

almost all lenses EF work on both cameras ( full frame and apsc) but some EFS work only on apsc cameras. EFS is for croped sensor (mostly).

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All EF-S will only work on crop frame cameras, not "some".

[ebiggs1]

"... that lens will act like 80mm f2.88 on apsc camera (multiple with 1.6)."

I know the debate and arguments made for a 1.6 change in aperture but I, among others, do not think it is valid.  The physical specs of a lens can not change.  You must insert the word 'equivalent' or 'appearent' difference.  A 50mm f1.8 is a 50mm f1.8 and will always be a 50mm f1.8 lens.

[Waddizzle]

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@ebiggs1 wrote:

"... that lens will act like 80mm f2.88 on apsc camera (multiple with 1.6)."

I know the debate and arguments made for a 1.6 change in aperture but I, among others, do not think it is valid.  The physical specs of a lens can not change.  You must insert the word 'equivalent' or 'appearent' difference.  A 50mm f1.8 is a 50mm f1.8 and will always be a 50mm f1.8 lens.

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[ebiggs1]

If it makes any difference, I doubt it, but that statement was in reference to your lack of comprehension of my reply.  This "act like 80mm f2.88 on apsc camera"  is incorrect.  Big difference and I hope you grasp it.