Does this work on the Canon SL1?
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I am sorry to day that I have no experience with your camera. I can not say...sorry.
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From a t2i up to the t5i this lens would work great if your camera can take a RAW picture. I've never heard of an sl1 but if it has a detachable lens then you could always upgrade the camera body later. The lens will work with any canon camera.
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It will work with the SL1, though using the remote feature might not work depending on the plug that the SL1 uses you may need the RF-603 II C1 http://www.amazon.com/Yongnuo-RF-603-II-Wireless-Transceiver/dp/B00HOX8X9G/ref=pd_sim_p_4?ie=UTF8&refRID=0MEGM592V1AVFA7AVGWF the C3 models are for the camera models with the N3 remote terminals most of the rebels have had a mini plug remote terminal. So the transmitters will work either way but it would not be able to be used as a remote shutter release if you have the wrong remote terminal cord. Yes this is the newest version of the RF-603 models.
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It works just fine on my t1i. As they are both EF mount cameras it SHOULD work. My only concern would be clearance to the mirror in some very rare cases. I doubt you will have a problem.
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Edgar, according to the Canon website, it is only compatible with EOS-1D C and EOS-1D X http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/slr_cameras/eos_1d_x#SuppliesAndAccessories
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Yes, this should work just fine on an SL-5. Any P-Mount cartridge should work as they are pretty much universal. Happy listening!
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Aft one have comments about the stabilizer? And would this work with. Rebel sl1?
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It is listed for Nikon, Canon, and Pentax so my first guess would be no. It uses a Hot Shoe type connector that you find on top of most SLR cameras. Does your camera have something like this? If not, then it will not work. If it does, it could possibly work.
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The SL1 would be far too heavy for this mount. I wouldn't put anything heavier than a G16 or P7800 on it.
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I believe it can be used with the SL1. The lens, unless specified otherwise, will have a T mount adapter for the lens to make sure it will work with the camera.
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Yes, but don't buy it; it is too bulky. Buy the OP/TECH cover instead. OP/TECH has a chart that will tell you which size will fit your camera. My OP/TECHs fit both my SL1 and 5D III perfectly. Just search OP/TECH on Amazon and you'll find what you need.
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Yes this will work with just about any of the new SLRs I can't think of any that it would. If you have a remote plug it will work and work rather nicely. I love the set I baught. Ronnie
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I would say yes. I love this lens and it is more versatile than the 18-55 mm lens. I use it a lot for wide angle shots and it also has more zoom to it if you need it. I don't know about the SL1, I have a T3i and T1i and I like the Rebels for the lighter weight. Not disappointed with the pictures I get from it.
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This lens will work with all Canon DSLR's including the EOS SL1. This lens, all Canon EF (not EF-S) lenses actually, work with either crop-frame sensor bodies (of which the SL1 is an example) or full-frame bodies such as the 6D, 5D series, or 1D series. Canon EF-S lenses, on the other hand, are designed specifically for crop-frame bodies and, depending on the specific EF-S lens and body, may not work with full frame bodies. So, in a nutshell, this lens will work fine with the SL1. In addition, because the SL1 is a crop-frame body, don't forget that the focal range of the lens gets multiplied by roughly 1.6. On a full frame camera it behaves exactly like a 28-135mm zoom would have back in the 35mm film days, but on a crop-frame body it is 'really' a 45-216MM lens, a plus if medium telephoto is useful to you.
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Sorry for the delay in response...I have the canon sl1 and i can tell you that it shows the remaining level of power on the battery and the number of shots i can take..hope that helps.
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It should work on any DSLR camera. This unit has very limited functionality though. It does not have an on and off switch so you have to remember to remove your batteries. I have two of these units, one for my Canon and the other for a Sony. I wished the cable was two feet longer.
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I am not familiar with the LC1 but have used the flash on a DMC-FZ150, Leica V-Lux 2, DMC-G5, DMC-G3, DMC-G1 and DMC-LX5 and a few other Lumix brand cameras. I imagine it will work but you should do further research on the Internet. It probably will but might not work TTL with your camera. Good luck.