Is the canon 50D battery grip compatible with the canon 7D?
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The best that I can tell you is to check with Canon. In fact you should always check to see if your product is compatible with each other.
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The battery adapter has a battery shaped connection that goes into the Camera to replace the main battery on the camera. Not sure if you have it hooked up to the camera why you need the battery grip attached. Not sure but I don't think it will work with the Battery Grip attached. If the 70D takes the same battery as the 7D, 5DII and 5DIII it will work in the battery slot.
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It should since the 50D and 5D are just a small and big brother and have same pinout for the socket, but I would verify anyway on the manufacturer website. It works fine with my 50D. Again it should work, but verify on the web. Thank you
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After I purchased the wrong battery grip, the company I bought it from will not let me exchange the battery grip for the Eos Canon 7D. I will never ever do business with them again. It is still in the box, never used or put on a camera, they sent the wrong one, now I am stuck with it, so if any one wants a 50D Eos Canon Power Grip, let me know.
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Yeah, no - when you have it all rigged up, you can't use the battery grip. I'd recommend getting an AC adapter and wearable external power source (battery pack) if you need it for extended periods of time. Otherwise, just be ready to dismantle it every hour or so to swap batteries.Neewer® ACK-E8 Replacement AC Power Adapter Supply Kit for Canon EOS Rebel T5i/700D, T4i/650D, T3i/ 600D, T2i/550D
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Be sure to check compatibility. Or ggl and ask battery grip for Canon Mark III.
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I'm assuming so but I'd check the companies website just to make sure. I only have a 50D and 60D, so I can't answer your question.
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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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Bob, I have a Canon 20D that I'm using the remote shutter control on. I'm only guessing that if all the D series of Canon are the same in most of their aspects, then it will. When I bought my shutter control it was stated it worked on the 10D, 20D, and several other Ds. I would suggest contacting Canon and see if they can answer that question. Try googling Canon 7D remote shutter control and then a 20D. See if the part number is the same for both. Good luck, Ron
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Yes it should work well with the canon 7D and any other canon EOS digital cameras.
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The answer is YES. By taking the screws off the bottom of the plate that the u shaped metal bracket attaches to and placing the plate on top of the u bracket and then replacing the screws on the top of the u shaped bracket into the plate that goes into the base plate it's a perfect fit on the Canon 5D MKIII with the battery grip attached. You should have no problem doing the same for the MKII.
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I use it with a 5DMkIII (almost same size as the 7D) and it doesn't fit with the battery grip, but the battery slot is still accessible when mounted on the plate. Hope it helped you. C.A.
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I've been using Sterling Tek batteries since I had my 10d, then in my 50d and now in my 6d. Never a single issue with any of them. Put it this way: they lasted longer than my 50d camera....If the 7d uses the LP-E6 battery, these will work. All camera functions work just fine. And I've never had a bad one.
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The correct battery grip for EOS6D can be found on this page http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OYBLFT6
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It works fine for 7d, but big and heavy. I prefer use single battery, light and can shot up to 700 shots with its original battery per charge.
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I can't say for certain as I don't own a 50D but I had a a 20D that this remote worked with perfectly. When I upgraded to a 60D recently, this remote does not work though as the connector is more of a headphone jack style, not the three prong circular version that this is. Check your camera and see if the port is a 1/4 inch in diameter with three prongs in a triangular pattern. If so, this remote will probably work.
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Yes. The 7D has the same N3 type connector socket as the other Canon models listed for this product. You can verify this by clicking on the compatibility links for the various remote release products on this page of the Canon site; http://shop.usa.canon.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/subCategory_10051_10051_-1_12107