Will this work on a Canon 5D mark iii?
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I am waiting for a solid answer from a 5D3 user. For those who don't own a 5D3, please do not add to the confusion by saying practically "I guess so". Canon has changed the E-TTL digital interface and made several 3rd party flashes unable to work in E-TTL mode on 5D3. FYI.
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I have the 5Diii and the version II of this flash unit (YN-565EXII) and there are no compatibility issues. I can control the flash from the camera menu both on-camera and off-camera using the YN622C flash triggers. I believe the only difference between the original 565EX and the 565EXII is the LCD layout. Yongnuo says they function the same. In any case, I would get the version II - it will work with your 5diii.
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I'm assuming so but I'd check the companies website just to make sure. I only have a 50D and 60D, so I can't answer your question.
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It does on my Canon EOS 5D Mark III. I see no reason it would not on other models.
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I use it with my 60D; works fine. After I purchased it, I found out that the Canon RC-1 (from my 19993 10S) also worked with the 60D I bought. So, bottom line is, if you email Canon support and ask them if the RC-1 will work with the 5D Mark III, you should have your answer.
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No. You need to get a different model for your camera 5D Mark III uses BG-E11. Your camera manual has Canon tech support phone number to assist you. The battery grip vary from model to model, so double check before purchasing.
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I doubt it. Only because it is only designed to control shutter. On the 5D Mark III video isn't controlled by the shutter button.
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Yes. It works on my 5d Mark iii and my Canon T1i. Compatible with all but only with the 600 EX RT speedlite.
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Certainly! It works on most Canon dslr cameras. I have used it with the rebel T3, Canon 5D, and 7D.
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The only question is the electrical connection. It works on the Canon EOS models. I don't know about the 5D, but assume it has the same connections (hot shoe, etc). Those are pretty standard and it should work with most cameras. The sizes of the adapter rings are listed. Those have to be compared to your lens front threads.
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I use it on a Canon 7D. I can't imagine it wouldn't work on the 5d as well.
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It connects fine on my Canon EOS 6D, which is full-frame. I'm going to assume the 5D MKIII is full-frame as well, so it should probably fit. But if you're looking for a 100-ish mm macro lens I would rather recommend the Canon model, as this Sigma lens has a very octagonal bokeh, while the Canon is more circle-shaped.
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I can't say for sure, but it works perfectly on my Canon 10d so I would think it should work on the T3.
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Yes, it's works perfectly with my 5d mark III, it's very easy to use and good construction.
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To the best of my knowledge, this will work with the 5D Mark II, it certainly works for the 5D Mark III.
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I have used it on 5D MarkII. I believe you are asking for Sony A7. And this should work.
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Yes, also will work for the 5d Mark III if you upgrade some day. It actually will fit all pro EOS Canon.
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I have a Canon 7D, 60D, 50D and they all work well. Not sure if it works on a 5D