Will this work on Canon Ipf710?
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Sure. The refill ink is for all the Canon printers But you have to put correctly the ink in the color cartridge
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I'm using mine on a D7000 so I can't advise you about your camera. However I see that it will work on a D610 if that is any help.
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It should I don't see why it wouldn't Now I don't have a d7100 so make sure the ring on the lens will fit on the camera body.
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I have no idea about the Nikon D810 but it works great with the Nikon D7100.
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I know very little about Canon but I'm pretty sure it will work. Sorry I can't be more helpful
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I think a lot would depend on where the pins were on the printer. Go to the Canon website and ask there; they would be better informed on the compatibility.
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It works with my Canon T3 I, so I'm sure it would. It's just a regular plug in like alll of the canons have.
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Sorry I can't say for sure, I have used it on a canon 7d only. The Canon website will tell you after you cross the Amazon part number to Canon.
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No it will not. It is made for the 1 Series cameras like the V1 and J1. Much smaller sensor and lenses than the D610. I don't think there is even a way to make it work with an adapter.
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It should. I use it with Canon Xti, 7D, & T4i. You have to put the camera in self timer mode which does put some limitations on your settings. And you have to be in front of the camera so the remote has line of sight to the cameras IR receiver on the front. But this can still be done without being in the photo yourself. I only use this as a back up though. I use a cable release that works with my 7D, but not the other two Canon cameras I have. For the price it is hard to go wrong with this, even with its limitations.
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not familiar with canon. used it with a nikon d610 and short telephoto zoom. worked ok.
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I can tell you it works for the canon full frame. I'd expect the same of other manufacturers' full frame cameras as well.
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sorry, not familiar with this camera, but if its lens is removal and the mount is compatible don't see why not. have you checked the canon website and asked the question? pjc
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Provided the contacts are correct (Canon in my case) for the camera and for the flash, then yes it should work. However, you might consider a better quality cord for your higher end flash unit.
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no idea. Go to the Canon USA web site, beside this product should be a pull down window which will note compatibility.
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I am not quite sure, but it comes with three different types of cables, one has a ten pin cable that should allow for a connection to the D810. Works great with the D5200 and D7100 models. Hope this helps.,
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As far as I know it won't work on D610 as it's full frame camera, while the lense is for crope frame cameras only. You can add ~300$ to buy Sigma 70-200 that is designed for full frame cameras and will work for both.