Has anybody tried this cable with a 70D?
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Im sorry I have a 60d but I beleive the functionality is the same. The cable works fine I have 2 pocket wizard 2 and a flex 5 I use on of the pw2 to remote trigger the other with the cable to auto focus and shot it also helps when test the flash and syncing
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Yes. Although I do not have a 70D, I have used it just fine with a 50D, 6D, and 1DX. It will work with any of the recent Canon DSLRs. The primary reasons to purchase one of these instead of Canon's are 1) Lower price 2) if you wish to have a more robust remote flash system by using more than one Mitros, or using the Phottix remote receiver connected to practically any another flash (my secondary flash is an old Canon 580 EX, and I am able to remotely control the power level on the 580 from the Phottix by using a Phottix Odin receiver).
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Yes, this is the correct cord for the Canon 70D and is compatible with the MBP. If you want to check other camera models here is a reference guide: https://www.tethertools.com/plugging-in/usb-compatibilty/
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I use this cable with my 60D but I run Magic Lantern firmware. Without ML it will turn off your viewfinder. With ML you can run an external mic and use this cable through the av out.
2014987
I am using with a 7D with no problem. It is cheap enough to try even if you are not sure.
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I am not sure to be honest with you what I suggest is you contact company selling the cable and ask them they should know, but if the Canon 60D is a Mini B 5 pin connection it should be fine, these cables are great!
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sorry, this kit was set up before the interdiction of the 70D and it will work on the 70d as well
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I don't know from experience. I do know that the USB cable required for the 7D is because that camera was designed before the GP-E2 was fully baked. I would be shocked if the 70D required anything other than a connection to the hotshoe.
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I would not. Rather, use one of these: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_11?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=dlink+outdoor+camera&sprefix;=DLink+outdo%2Caps%2C278I have the 7010L and like it.
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Greetings, I have used it with 70D and 5D Mark IV myself, but I have never handled a T2i, I'm afraid. But it seems to work just fine with that model as well. Here is a little video that you could use: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YR-DF_sQCQBest regards,
514907
Yup! - I use it on my (Cisco) Ultra HD III (the one with the 60 FPS film rate). No problems. I also use it on my (Pure Digital) Ultra, standard definition.
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If you mean 60D, then it definitely does and I believe it also works with the 70d.
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Yes, beacause I use with my canon 7D with a len 70-200 with extender. Good video et photos.
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Although I haven't used it on a 70d I have used it on a t3i. I wasn't disappointed, I usually film with a 18-55mm kit lens which works okay, but with the lens having a nice short end at 16mm it gives you a great wide field of view.
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Unsure about the 70D, but as far as I recall, I've had no issues with a T4i. But, I also have a speed-grip/battery on it as well.
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Yes it will, providing you use Cannons EOS utility, which came on the install disks with your camera. I have a Cannon T4i which is not to far away from your 70D and it works perfectly. Just remember the longer the cable is there is a small delay waiting for your images to show up (eg. laptop, desktop.) I would assume that you would be using it to show customers photos as you take them typically via Laptop. Oh if you get this than spend the extra few dollars and get the tether connection holders to prevent accidentally pulling the cords out of camera. That could be very expensive to get fixed. Happy Shooting!!
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The Satechi ad on Amazon claims it is compatible with the Canon 7D and it should be. If your question is concerning the new Canon 70D, I don't have any experience with that camera.