Will this lens work with Canon 6D Mark Ii? null

The lens is meant for APS-C type camera sensors such as the Rebels and 60D, 70D, 80D. The 6D II is a full sensor camera. The lens's rear might protrude in and might get hit with the mirror and cause damage. If it doesn't hit you might see a circular image because it's meant for a smaller sensor.

No. This lens is meant for APS-C type sensor not for full frame camera sensors.

Yes. I have a Canon 6D Mark II and the Tamron 16-300 lens. They work great together. The new Tamron 18-400 lens will not work with full-frame cameras like the 6D Mark II.

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The lens is meant for APS-C type camera sensors such as the Rebels and 60D, 70D, 80D. The 6D II is a full sensor camera. The lens's rear might protrude in and might get hit with the mirror and cause damage. If it doesn't hit you might see a circular image because it's meant for a smaller sensor.
Answered by kanehi 7 years ago
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No. This lens is meant for APS-C type sensor not for full frame camera sensors.
Answered by kanehi 7 years ago
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Answered by John 8 years ago
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Yes. I have a Canon 6D Mark II and the Tamron 16-300 lens. They work great together. The new Tamron 18-400 lens will not work with full-frame cameras like the 6D Mark II.
Answered by WDWDuncan 8 years ago
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