Will this cable work with canon 70D for tether shot
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Yes it will, providing you use Cannons EOS utility, which came on the install disks with your camera. I have a Cannon T4i which is not to far away from your70D and it works perfectly. Just remember the longer the cable is there is a small delay waiting for your images to show up (eg. laptop, desktop.) I would assume that you would be using it to show customers photos as you take them typically via Laptop. Oh if you get this than spend the extra few dollars and get the tether connection holders to prevent accidentally pulling the cords out of camera. That could be very expensive to get fixed. Happy Shooting!! Yes it will, providing you use Cannons EOS utility, which came on the install disks with your camera. I have a Cannon T4i which is not to far away from your70D and it works perfectly. Just remember the longer the cable is there is a small delay waiting for your images to show up (eg. laptop, desktop.) I would assume that you would be using it to show customers photos as you take them typically via Laptop. Oh if you get this than spend the extra few dollars and get the tether connection holders to prevent accidentally pulling the cords out of camera. That could be very expensive to get... » Read More Yes it will, providing you use Cannons EOS utility, which came on the install disks with your camera. I have a Cannon T4i which is not to far away from your70D and it works perfectly. Just remember the longer the cable is there is a small delay waiting for your images to show up (eg. laptop, desktop.) I would assume that you would be using it to show customers photos as you take them typically via Laptop. Oh if you get this than spend the extra few dollars and get the tether connection holders to prevent accidentally pulling the cords out of camera. That could be very expensive to get fixed. Happy Shooting!! « Show Less
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Yes it will, providing you use Cannons EOS utility, which came on the install disks with your camera. I have a Cannon T4i which is not to far away from your 70D and it works perfectly. Just remember the longer the cable is there is a small delay waiting for your images to show up (eg. laptop, desktop.) I would assume that you would be using it to show customers photos as you take them typically via Laptop. Oh if you get this than spend the extra few dollars and get the tether connection holders to prevent accidentally pulling the cords out of camera. That could be very expensive to get fixed. Happy Shooting!!
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Yes it should work. If your Canon supports USB 3, then this cable may not give you the higher speed, but it will be fine for normal use.
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It is a TTL capable flash for Canon cameras. I suppose it could work for 70D as on-camera flash. I have used it on two different Canon point and shoot cameras and it works. But if you mean whether it works as a slave flash away from the camera, it is a no.
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Yes, it worked on my canon t4i which has the standard screw on the bottom. I share gear with a Nikon user and our threads are the same. However, this monopod broke in 2 months (and not from being too rough with it). I often have bought cheaper gear, but this one wasn't worth the $16.
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Not according to the specs for this cable. The PowerShot models are not listed. I think this cable is designed for Canon digital SLR cameras, not the Canon point and shoot cameras.
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Yes! This works great on my 7D, 5DMk III, and 1DX. It does not work on a 70D
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I was unable to get the provided cord to work with my 430EX and Canon 5D mkII. The flash would fire, but no TTL functions. The camera did not recognize the flash when it was on the cord. I ended up going with a "Vello TTL-Off-Camera Flash Cord" and bought the bracket separately for roughly the same price.
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The Satechi ad on Amazon claims it is compatible with the Canon 7D and it should be. If your question is concerning the new Canon 70D, I don't have any experience with that camera.
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Works great on my Pentax. If your camera has an 8 pin mini USB port, then there should be no problem. The cord is quality construction and works well with my application....tethering!
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Look up replacement cables for your CanonT3 on Amazon. However they make supposedly different units for Canon, Nikon, etc., so by just changing the cord for use with another brand camera may not work. The whole unit is not that expensive so you just might want to get one that is supposed to work for the Canon T3.
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I'm going to guess that it should. Just make sure Canon has the 64 bit driver. Microsoft might also have the driver. No driver, its not going to work..This cable did work on Windows XP for a Dell & HP Laserjets.
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You must have a 15mm rail setup on the 70D of course, but this should work with almost any dslr as it is adjustable both vertically and horizontally. Excellent build Quality and value for the money. I use it with multiple cameras' including my FS700.
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Yes, using it with my 70D. Using a Sirui G-20X ball head also. It's a great monopod combination. Very well made.
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The short answer, no. As configured, it will not. But all that you are lacking is the correct cable. You will have to purchase this three pin cable as well. Vello FreeWave Camera Release Cable for Canon Cameras with 3-Pin Connection - Canon EOS: 10D 20D 30D 40D 50D 5D 5D Mark II 5D Mark III 6D 7D 1D 1Ds 1DS Mark II 1Ds Mark III 1Ds Mark IV and 1D X
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Yes, the Tamron 28-300 will work on the 70D. The results might surprise you too. The lens is kinda soft on the 5D, but should take acceptable photos on the 70. Remember, it is not an 'L' glass lens and will NEVER be comparable to some of the higher end Canon lenses. You get what you pay for applies here, except you are not paying extra for the canon name.
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Yes, it will, I use it with my Canon 5D Mark III and a 70-200. Please make sure you have the proper attachment piece for your camera. I did use a cheaper tripod mount with ring and it broke. Use the Black Rapid attachment pieces.
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Julianna,....Canon guy here, so not sure. Looks to be a standard mini USB to a standard USB, so If that is what your Nikon takes. I would suggest going to your local Radio Shack, buying a Mini to Standard just to try out. That is what I did prior to this purchase, and it worked fine. $4 investment to make sure. Use mine to tether for remote studio shooting, works great.