Will this unit give full functionality on the new Canon 70D?
788334
It works as advertised for me on my Canon 70D. What do you mean by full functionality?
788335
According to Canon, yes. http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/gps_receivers/gps_receiver_gp_e2
2037230
It performs great on my 6D. I can only imagine it would be as good on your 70D.You may also want to review its performance in live view. The 70D has the new live view AF and I can't speak for that. Good luck!
468163
No, definitely not unfortunately. It will control the aperture in EF Canon lenses, but not autofocus with my Sony FS700
886952
I have not used every function. It does work well on my d7000. I have used it for varying the shutter speed for some night shots of Pasadena. The advertising info on this remote indicates it works well on all aspects of the d7000. You might try it out and if it does not show compatibility with your d7000 I am sure you can return the item.
1857811
I'm not sure if it will work on the Canon 6D however I am sure that it works For the canon 70D. And you can purchase another receiver on Amazon
1552615
Yes, the Tamron 28-300 will work on the 70D. The results might surprise you too. The lens is kinda soft on the 5D, but should take acceptable photos on the 70. Remember, it is not an 'L' glass lens and will NEVER be comparable to some of the higher end Canon lenses. You get what you pay for applies here, except you are not paying extra for the canon name.
2231205
Works fine with my T3i and 70D using either my Canon fast-50 or Tamron 17-270. If you're using a non-Canon lens, make certain its mount is for Canon. Yes, the contacts are there.
2081822
It works well on 7D for me. Don't know about 70D though. The build is better than what appears in the photo--stronger internal reinforcement. I chose this one based on the photo, thinking it looked weak on the side so I could open a screw hole on the side to do some tweak. Not so easy. Tight fit too.
436355
Yes, this system would be compatible with your Canon 70D. Please note that this lens can only be focused manually.
818085
Hmmmm. I think it will operate on a D700 but I am pretty sure it will not be fully functional, in terms of usable focal lengths. It's a DX lens, not really designed for full frame cameras. You would be better looking at the 24-70mm lens.
706797
Yes! This works great on my 7D, 5DMk III, and 1DX. It does not work on a 70D
1240120
I purchased this viewfinder for use on a Nikon 7100 which I have since sold. I don't know about the Canon 70D.
884668
I don't own a 60D or a 70D I have a t3i and it works great on that. My dad has the Canon 7D and he has the same timer shutter and it works fine for him. So I am guessing it would work
2714
Yes. The Canon EOS 70D will accept both EF and EF-S mount lenses. The Canon version of this lens is an EF mount. It will work in both automatic focus and manual focus modes.
1024683
It does, and it's actually quite good. I would still recommend anyone truly serious about photography pick up a speedlite of some kind. I use a Canon 430 EXII and it works wonderfully attached, or as a slave separated from the camera. With an external flash like the EXII and others you can wirelessly trigger the onboard pop up flash, and the slave unit anywhere else you'd like, or one or the other. It makes for a pretty proficient light setup for anyone taking photography seriously. But the simple answer (and I apologise for rambling) is yes, the 70D comes equipped with a built in pop up flash! It does, and it's actually quite good. I would still recommend anyone truly serious about photography pick up a speedlite of some kind. I use a Canon 430 EXII and it works wonderfully attached, or as a slave separated from the camera. With an external flash like the EXII and others you can wirelessly trigger the onboard pop up flash, and the slave unit anywhere else you'd like, or one or the other. It makes for a pretty proficient light setup for anyone taking photography seriously. But the simple answer (and I apologise for rambling) is yes, the 70D comes equipped with a built in pop up... » Read More It does, and it's actually quite good. I would still recommend anyone truly serious about photography pick up a speedlite of some kind. I use a Canon 430 EXII and it works wonderfully attached, or as a slave separated from the camera. With an external flash like the EXII and others you can wirelessly trigger the onboard pop up flash, and the slave unit anywhere else you'd like, or one or the other. It makes for a pretty proficient light setup for anyone taking photography seriously. But the simple answer (and I apologise for rambling) is yes, the 70D comes equipped with a built in pop up flash! « Show Less
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It is a good unit,but with my experience with macrophotography I found much better results with different softboxes...it is compatible with the Nikon D7100
1988677
Yes, beacause I use with my canon 7D with a len 70-200 with extender. Good video et photos.