Would this fit on my Mark III, EOS 5D? Thanks!
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Except for the answer by B. Estes, the other 2 answers are contradictory. This could be because Amazon at one point in time offered different filter sizes on this same product page. Here's a less confusing answer: a filter, whether it's UV, ND, CPL etc. isn't made a match a specific camera but a specific lens "size." The size of a filter that would fit a lens is usually marked on the front of the lens itself. It should say ØXX, where XX typically runs in increments from 37 to 77mm. Also, the focal length of the lens should not be confused with the filter size -- filter size is usually designated with the Ø symbol. Except for the answer by B. Estes, the other 2 answers are contradictory. This could be because Amazon at one point in time offered different filter sizes on this same product page. Here's a less confusing answer: a filter, whether it's UV, ND, CPL etc. isn't made a match a specific camera but a specific lens "size." The size of a filter that would fit a lens is usually marked on the front of the lens itself. It should say ØXX, where XX typically runs in increments from 37 to 77mm. Also, the focal length of the lens should not be confused with the filter size -- filter size is... » Read More Except for the answer by B. Estes, the other 2 answers are contradictory. This could be because Amazon at one point in time offered different filter sizes on this same product page. Here's a less confusing answer: a filter, whether it's UV, ND, CPL etc. isn't made a match a specific camera but a specific lens "size." The size of a filter that would fit a lens is usually marked on the front of the lens itself. It should say ØXX, where XX typically runs in increments from 37 to 77mm. Also, the focal length of the lens should not be confused with the filter size -- filter size is usually designated with the Ø symbol. « Show Less
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Fits my MarkII just fine. It fits my Canon 10D, 30D also. Check the accessories pages in your manual.
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I'm not 100% sure. But i'm assuming yes, if the lens is not really long the EOS 7D should fit in. You might want to research it more before ordering. GL!
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Dear Katie, I would be almost certain the answer is Yes. I have a Canon 5D MKII which fits nicely. I would be very surprised if the T3i is even as big as the 5D. By the way, in most positions within the cage, you actually can get to the battery. I have found this cage to be very helpful, and, with other arms, etc., added, to work well as a the basis of a full rig. Hope this works out well for you.
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No. The Canon 5D Mark III is a full frame camera and is not designed for the Canon EF-S line of lenses. I don't believe it will even mount on the 5D Mark III. Even if it did mount, the EF-S line is designed for the smaller APS size sensor line of Canon cameras. Thus, you would see a darkening of the corners of your image if it did mount. You need to stick to the EF line of lenses.
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This fits on the 5D mk III and works perfectly. Just remember to take the battery out of the timer when you aren't using it.
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No. I have a Canon EOS Rebel T3, and it does not fit my camera. I use a 50 mm lens, and that could be the problem. Also you should know that the brand is Polaroid.
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Sorry... I do not know Canon 5dmiii. Do you mean Canon EOS 5D Mark III? I have my old but good Canon EOS 20D that fit perfectly into this bracket.I hope you will find the right solution for your question.
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Yes, it will fit on any Canon EF-compatible SLR (as long as you get the Canon Mount version of course). That goes for Crop frame (like a 60D), or Full-Frame (like a 5D Mk III, or a 6D).
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I use the shoulder mount with a Canon 5D Mark iii DSLR. The camera attaches via a standard screw mount. Although I am not familiar with the dimensions of your camera I imagine it should work just fine.
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I use it for a 7D and it fits just fine, a mark III is very similar in size and shape. The only drawback is the cage makes the top of the camera a bit awkward to access.
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yes, and it will fit on all eos cameras. It will not fit on the eos m, or older fd cameras.
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Yes it will, all canon lenses have the same rear dimensions. This is a lens cap, if you want a cap for your Mark II 5D, you have to purchase a body cap.
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Yes it will physically fit on the Mark iii but it is not the right lens for that camera. The Mark iii has a full frame sensor and the Tamron lens is made for cropped-frame (smaller) sensors. This means the pictures you take with this lens on your Mark iii will have dark edges because the smaller lens opening doesn't allow light to cover the entire surface of a full frame sensor. Any "Di-II" Tamron lens will have this effect. You need to look for a "Di" lens if you buy a Tamron lens. This info is all on Tamron's website.
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Yes. It will fit any Canon EOS models having an EF or EF-S mount. I use it on both a Canon T3 and a Canon 70D.
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yes it will work very well with the 5d mark II. I own a Mark II and Mark III
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Have a Canon 5D Mark II so can't tell you that your stuff will fit. Good luck though