Will this wireless remote work on the Canon EOS 6D? Can you use auto focus remotely before taking the photo with the remote?
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Vivitar lists the 6D as a camera that this remote will work with. It works like the camera shutter button - if you press half way it will activate the AF. When you press the rest if the way it activates the shutter.
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Yes this will work. Works with all including Nikon. Has adapters for all canon and nikon
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Dear, Yes this flash does work with EOS 7D. Canon is curently running a promotion on this flash. Thank you!
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I am also looking for a remote for my D3100, but according to the Nikon website this one is not compatible with this camera. Look for it on the official website and you will see that the only remote for this camera is the MC-DC2, but unfortunately it is not wireless.
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Lex, Before I bought this one, I had one that claimed to work with my D3100, but it didn't. This remote works perfectly. You may need to review the settings. Autofocus still works just fine, but I set the shutter to Manual. I don't recall, but I think it also works in Aperture Priority mode.
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I don't know positively, but I assume it would. As I said in my review, it is custom-tailored to the Canon EOS cameras. It works seamlessly with my 5D classic, and also did on my 40D before I sold it. There's really nothing to program; just attach, turn on, and shoot! Hope this helps!
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it worked both on my 5DmkII and EOS 1100. So yes, I believe it works on the 7DI, 7DII and all Canon EOS, except the M series.On croppped sensor camera such as the 7D, it will be effectively 35*1.6-80*1.6 lens ie 56-128mmtuong
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i need to know if this remote can work on a canon 40D and 5D?i would like to make sure before i buy it.
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Yes. Works well with all of EOS. The most important it is the lens. Works better with lens like 18-135; 20-200mm; 18-55mm. Because we use the ZOOM and the FOCUS to make the manual focus. For exemple, if you use a 50mm lens, you can just use the FOCUS to make the focus. Because you have not the ZOOM to help.
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For my 60D I use the Yongnuo and its a wonderful product .YONGNUO MC-36R/C1 Wireless Timer Remote for CANON Rebel T3 T3i T2i T1i XSi G12 60D 1100D 600D 550D 500D 450D
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Check out the wireless remote for the Canon 40D and other D series models made by Accessory Power Professional Series CANON RS-80N3 Equivalent Wireless Remote For EOS-3, 1v HS/1v, 1D-series, 1Ds-series, 5D-series, EOS 7D 10D, 20D, 30. It looks similar to the Vivitar (It has the same plastic remote and receiver bodies!) but is priced cheaper at $34.99 on Amazon! I've had mine for almost a year and I've had no problems with it. Like the Vivitar, make sure that the remote and receiver are in sync when you first use it. When you're not using it for a long period of time, make sure you take out the battery from the receiver, so you don't have a dead battery when you use it again.
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It works for Canon, no problem.It does not have a wireless trigger. I use mine with a Photix Strato trigger set (rcvr and xmtter).You plug the receiver to the PBL and the transmitter you put on the hot shoe of the camera.
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I nave a Canon T3i and this remote trigger works great especially for the price. I have read that it does work on a T3.
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It works well with my 7D and 5DIII, and I saw on the website of a major camera retailer that it will work with the 6D. I think it pretty much works with all of the non-Rebel series Canon EOS models.
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No, It is only a remote shutter button, if you half press it, it will auto focus, but only if you are in AF mode. Otherwise, it will just actuate the shutter. It can be used as a bulb trigger as well
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My understanding is that it does, however, the connection is firm on my e620. This is one of several remotes I have including a wireless remote, each serve its own purpose. This one is great for timed exposure.
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I use it with my D300 and my D700 and it works perfectly. The auto focus on the camera is activated when the shutter on the camera is only halfway pressed. Try holding the button on the wireless remote a second or two longer... perhaps this will simulate as if pressing the shutter button on the camera all the way down.
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After browsing Canon's website under Canon EOS Rebel XS accessories, there is no 'wireless' remote listed. However, there is a 'wired' remote switch -- RS-60E3. By the way, I bought the RC-5 remote, returned it, and then bought the RC-6. The difference is, the RC-5 has ONLY a 2-second delay shutter release, whereas the RC-6 has a switch for 2-second or immediate shutter release. Both the RC-5 and RC-6 are listed as accessories for the EOS Rebel XSi. Hope this helps. Here the link to Canon's website... http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/eos_slr_camera_systems/eos_digital_slr_cameras/eos_rebel_xs#SuppliesAndAccessories