The AE-1 lenses have Canon's FD breech-lock lens mount. They are not compatible with Canon's later EF lens mount.
It may be possible to find an adapter, but performance would be lost, and the lens will not have the features of an EF lens. Best to save your money and get a dedicated lens, either Canon or Sigma.
No, Canon EOS uses a different type connection for its lenses and thus will now work with the "FD" lenses from the AE-1
AE1 lenses are the end of the line of the FD series of manual focus lenses. They are not compatible with the Canon autofocus series that started in the 1980s with the EOS line.
Yes. Most if not all of the functions should translate.
Yes, with FD to EOS(EF/EF-S) mount adapter
The Canon AE1 lens will not fit a Canon digital.
You can buy an adapter that will allow the lens to work in manual focus mode on the digital camera.
Canon EOS Rebel has EF, EF-S mount and is and EOS camera, Canon AE-1 has FD mount. Yes, there is and FD-EOS adapter.
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Yes, via a lens adapter available from aftermarket producers. All Canon FD lens to Canon EOS lens mount adapters will contain an optical element to provide correct focus at infinity. This is because the Canon FD lens flange focus distance (distance from the focus plane to lens mount) is shorter then the Canon EOS lens.
No, the lens mount is completely different.
One of the most compatible lens for Canon brands is APS-C 22x14mm. Also, another compatible lens for Canon brands is 36x24mm.
Canon EF lens mount was introduced in 1987. It is the standard lens for Canon EOS family of SLR films and digital cameras. The EF or Electronic Focus is handled by a dedicated electronic motor which is built into the lens.
In short, yes. More specifically, as long your zoom lens is an "EF" mount lens, it will work with all Canon Digital-SLR models from the EOS line. You can determine if a lens is an EF mount from the full name of the lens. The full name of the lens is usually written on the outside of the len itself.
Yep! As long as it is an EF lens.
The Canon AE1 lens will not fit a Canon digital. You can buy an adapter that will allow the lens to work in manual focus mode on the digital camera.
The Canon EF-S lens is compatible with the AE-1, as well as most of the other Canon SLRs.
For a Canon SD1300IS there is no compatible fish eye lens. The lens on this camera is not removable and therefore you cannot add anything.
Yes. Canon EOS film cameras uses EF-mount lenses. All Canon EOS Digital cameras will also accept EF-mount lenses.
It would depend on the type of lens mount. Generally speaking, it would probably not work too well. The AE uses full-aperture TTL metering, and its mechanism for manipulating the diaphragm of the lens is not likely to work with the "digital" lens, although that is not a sure thing. Try to gently mate the lens and body. If the lens will mount, shoot a roll of film and see how it goes.
yes all Canon cameras are compatible via lenses to each other