Will this allow me to use my Canon release RS60-E3on my Canon 7D? Looks like I need a female plug on one end instead of a male. Am I missing something
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I think male and female on plugs can be confusing (look at BNC plugs, for example). Let me describe the ends of the cable that I have. The camera end is a jack plug - it is like a shaped shiny metal pole with 2 black bands of insulator round it, like a headphone jack, which clearly would go in a deep hole. The other (timer) end has a black plastic well (recess) with 3 gold pins sticking up from the bottom of the well that almost reach the top. Maybe these pins are the male part. Looks a bit hermaphrodyte in other words. It is possible that your Canon 7D fits my timer without the adaptor, and that your Canon release is meant for cameras like my T-3 and you need an adaptor which goes the other way. I think male and female on plugs can be confusing (look at BNC plugs, for example). Let me describe the ends of the cable that I have. The camera end is a jack plug - it is like a shaped shiny metal pole with 2 black bands of insulator round it, like a headphone jack, which clearly would go in a deep hole. The other (timer) end has a black plastic well (recess) with 3 gold pins sticking up from the bottom of the well that almost reach the top. Maybe these pins are the male part. Looks a bit hermaphrodyte in other words. It is possible that your Canon 7D fits my timer without the adaptor,... » Read More I think male and female on plugs can be confusing (look at BNC plugs, for example). Let me describe the ends of the cable that I have. The camera end is a jack plug - it is like a shaped shiny metal pole with 2 black bands of insulator round it, like a headphone jack, which clearly would go in a deep hole. The other (timer) end has a black plastic well (recess) with 3 gold pins sticking up from the bottom of the well that almost reach the top. Maybe these pins are the male part. Looks a bit hermaphrodyte in other words. It is possible that your Canon 7D fits my timer without the adaptor, and that your Canon release is meant for cameras like my T-3 and you need an adaptor which goes the other way. « Show Less
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is there a female adapter that is sold instead of the male for my Cannon 7D
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It looks like the Canon 60d has a different connector. I don't think it will work.
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Unfortunately, it will not fit on the 7D. I have both cameras and I had to buy a different battery grip for each one. Canon has a different grip for each of its bodies, and none of them are interchangeable.
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As Greg Hoover has already explained, the camera sync cord will work fine with the 7D. Because this unit has a trx capability, you can remote fire the camera and have the camera remote fire a flash. The 603 does both at the same time. Pretty slick.
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It's a different cable. This one only fits EOS rebel canons. I needed a separate one for my 7D as well.
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I have no idea, but they were the only non-oem LP-E6 batteries that I could find that worked in my 7D AND my 6D. It's probably better to wait until the 70D is actually released as Canon seems to change the coding on batteries sporadically from model to model even though they use the same battery physically. The 70D does look like it's going to be a mighty fine instrument. Good luck.
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Based off an instruction manual for the Canon t3 Rebel that I found online, I would say this piece probably wouldn't work for your purposes. It appears that the Remote Switch RS60 E3 that is suggested by the user manual has a plug width of 3/32 inches or 2.38 mm. This specific converter converts from a 6mm plug to a 3.5mm plug. So, unless you plan on using a switch that has a 6mm plug, and you already have a 3.5 mm to 2.38 mm converter to use in conjunction with this one- I would say that this one wouldn't work.
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It should work, you may have to set the 580Ex to manual and set the RF603 swtich on 580Ex to TRX and RF603 switch on 6D to Tx/TRx
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I see you're getting various answers. I also did what you are trying to do. The best advice I can give you is to contact Canon & ask them. That's what I did & they got me on the right track. Lots of luck.
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Canon interface for have 2 format, E3 and N3. for 7D you should go for N3 and Canon 2 is the option for N3 connection.
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Yes it has 2 cables that work on both my full frameCanon 6D which uses the 3 prong round/d-style connector and the headphone type connector that works on my crop sensor Canon 60D. This should cover you needs.
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To be honest lolo, I have several cables for different Canon cameras (one is an XSI) and a sound recording device and can't remember which one goes to which. My experience has been, if it fits, it works. The one that fits my EOS 700D (T5i) works fine with my xsi, etc. If it were me, I'd get it. If it turned out not to work (and I'd guess pretty strongly that it does) then you should have no problem returning it.
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It absolutely will! Any adapter that says EOS, EF, or EF-S will be compatible with every camera below the Canon 7D.
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The model that I received will not work with the 7D or the 5D Mk III. The connector would require an adapter. If you want one with the correct connector then get this: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003F69JBW/
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To me it appears this product is two units. The reciever plugs into the T3 in the same place the wired remote switch (Canon RS-60E3) would plug in. The transmitter is a separate unit that you use to trigger the shutter
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I have both Satechi model, one for Canon 60D and one Canon 7D and the only difference is the plug to connect the Satechi to the camera: miniplug for 60D and other diferent for 7D. Both work fine.
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you may want to look at the specs of the product in detail, i believe they explain this issue there. i know it comes with adapters for several canon models. i have a 7d and the adapter worked fine, but i threw away the rest so i can't tell you if it comes with the t3i one.