Will this work with a Canon Powershot A2500
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I honestly don't know. I tossed this cord after I discovered that it would not work with the Canon PIXMA MG2220 that I had ordered. As you are aware, the USB cord does not come with the printer (shame on Canon). So, I ordered an extra cord. Well, the cord wouldn't even fit the connection. I tossed it in the trash and ended up using the one I had from the defunct MP560. Sorry, I can't help you with your question.
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I kept reading that some people said the cord did not come with the printer so i ordered another thinking i needed it, but when it got here there was a cord in the box. It even stated there was one before i ordered it but i was afraid it would not be here so i went ahead to be safe and got another just like the one you are showing here. The cord fit perfectly, so now i have an extra. It does work.
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It will not! sorry to burst your bubble I was very angry they sent me 2 defective cables. try somewhere else
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Hi Connie, The name of the product looks like a camera, so I should say; NO this does not fit. But you know better what the Powershot A 2500 is. If it is a printer, i am 99% sure it will be usable.
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Hi LC, The Canon Powershot A20 only supports CompactFlash cards up to 2GB in capacity. As such, the 4GB CompactFlash card would not work properly in that camera. Thank you for your interest in Kingston flash cards. -Jewel, Kingston Technical Support
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I am not sure. I used my battery for a PowerShot A2500. Sorry I could not be more help.
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Can't really answer this as I don't know your camera specs. It has worked well with both my S9500 and AW100.
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I own a powershot A2300, and it fits fine, maybe a bit loose(dimension: 0.8 x 3.7 x 2.1 inches). Yours is a bit bigger than mine (3.8 x 1.1 x 2.3 inches) but will have no problem fitting into one of these. I actually like it being a bit loose because it makes pressing buttons easier. Hope this helps!
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I purchased this remote for a Canon 60D and it works fine, I am not familiar with the powershot but the picture on the Canon website shows the camera without a hotshoe. The remote mounts on the hotshoe and receives a infra red signal via the hand held button, therefore from what I see the powershot sc500is wouldn't support the remote. You can probably contact Canon for a remote switch that would be compatible with your camera. Good luck!
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I have used it with my a200. I haven't tried it yet with my a77 but I am sure it will work as a previous commentor stated.
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Really not sure. We purchased for the Powershot D-10. May want to call a specialty camera store or Canon's 800 #.
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I'm sorry I can't say for sure because I have a Canon PowerShot ELPH 320HS. It works great in my camera and for $7, it would be worth a try. Also I think the other reviewer is right.
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As long as it has the standard threaded mounting hole in the bottom of the camera body it will work. All Canon cameras are equipped the same as to tripod mounting, so yes, it will work fine.
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I can't say for sure, but I have Canon Rebel and it works nicely with that.
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Yes it will. Here's the correct version for the Sony A200: Tamron AF 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 XR Di II LD Aspherical (IF) Macro Zoom Lens for Konica Minolta and Sony Digital SLR Cameras (Model A14M)
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No it won't. This is for the older sony dslrs. I have one with a sony a100 dslr. about 5 years old...
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I am not sure these batteries will work. You must do the research on your camera and see if your original batteries will work in the A2300. Some times the manufacturer will change the type of batteries needed because of extra power needed for the newer series camera.
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It works with my A55 it should work with the A57 but it is not recognized as a sony flash. Which means in very dark situations you wont be able to see anything through the viewfinder. There is a bunch of tricks online in how to work around this issue. For the price i say is still a good deal compare to the sony flash.
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What you have to review first is your camera's lens thread size. I have the canon 18-55mm with 58mm lens thread. If your's is the same then it will work well.
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Yes, it works fine. It will sync at 1/200 to 1/250 or lower depending which camera model. Just specify that it's for Canon cameras.