BEWARE: it doesn't work with older cameras (e.g. 60D)

Luckily I tried it in the shop before buying it and I didn't buy it online.

The autofocus does not work with my 60D. Pretty weird and unexpected as his sibling, the 40mm pancake works fine.

I don't know if this can occur to other STM newer lenses, please share your findings.

As per Canon, every lens is guaranteed to work with every body past, present or future.  if your experience is different, chances are there is a malfunction somewhere

Works perfectly with my 30D.

Something's wrong, either with the lens or your camera. That lens works fine on a 60d..

https://www.the-digital-picture.com/Reviews/ISO-12233-Sample-Crops.aspx?Lens=960&Camera=736&Sample=0&FLI=0&API=0&LensComp=960&CameraComp=736&SampleComp=0&FLIComp=0&APIComp=2

photosen wrote:

Works perfectly with my 30D.

Works fine on my 30D, 40D and 70D

This does not answer your specific question, but I went from the FD system to the EOS in the early '90's.  I have the original EF designs of the 50/1.8, 100 macro and 24 tilt&shift purchased in the mid-90's.  They all properly function with my 5D Mark IV, though their analog designs may not give the best results with my digital body.  I don't use these enough to justify trading up to newer versions.

The only lens I have that doesn't work on the 5D IV, or on a Mark III, is a Sigma 400/5.6 APO macro HSM.  It focuses, but (usually though not always) does not allow the shutter to fire, giving an "ERR 01" message.  Still works on the A2 film body.  FWIW.

Wayne G

bent christian wrote:

Wayne G wrote:

This does not answer your specific question, but I went from the FD system to the EOS in the early '90's. I have the original EF designs of the 50/1.8, 100 macro and 24 tilt&shift purchased in the mid-90's. They all properly function with my 5D Mark IV, though their analog designs may not give the best results with my digital body. I don't use these enough to justify trading up to newer versions.

The only lens I have that doesn't work on the 5D IV, or on a Mark III, is a Sigma 400/5.6 APO macro HSM. It focuses, but (usually though not always) does not allow the shutter to fire, giving an "ERR 01" message. Still works on the A2 film body. FWIW.

Wayne G

EF lenses are guaranteed to work on any Canon dSLR ever made. EF-S lenses are not. That being said, I am pretty sure all EF-S mount lenses work on all crop cameras to date. I think there is something wrong with the OP's lens.

Crop cameras released before the digital rebel such as the D30, D60 and 10D for instance are 1.6 cropped cameras but only take EF lenses.

Mark B. wrote:

jitteringjr wrote:

bent christian wrote:

Wayne G wrote:

This does not answer your specific question, but I went from the FD system to the EOS in the early '90's. I have the original EF designs of the 50/1.8, 100 macro and 24 tilt&shift purchased in the mid-90's. They all properly function with my 5D Mark IV, though their analog designs may not give the best results with my digital body. I don't use these enough to justify trading up to newer versions.

The only lens I have that doesn't work on the 5D IV, or on a Mark III, is a Sigma 400/5.6 APO macro HSM. It focuses, but (usually though not always) does not allow the shutter to fire, giving an "ERR 01" message. Still works on the A2 film body. FWIW.

Wayne G

EF lenses are guaranteed to work on any Canon dSLR ever made. EF-S lenses are not. That being said, I am pretty sure all EF-S mount lenses work on all crop cameras to date. I think there is something wrong with the OP's lens.

Crop cameras released before the digital rebel such as the D30, D60 and 10D for instance are 1.6 cropped cameras but only take EF lenses.

This does not, however, apply in the OP's case. It is a 60D which is 100% compatible with EF-S lenses. As has been said more than once in this thread, there's obviously a problem with either the lens or the body but it is not a compatibility issue.

Exactly,  I was just pointing out the trivial fact about the older bodies of which the 60D isn’t old as suggested in the OP