Can I use this with Canon Powershot G7x ?
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If your camera has a standard tripod screw (female) on the bottom, it should work. If you camera weighs more than 6lbs, you are pushing it. This handles an entry level DSLR (a camera with removable lenses). I looked up the powershot G7x and it looks like a very light camera. The suction on this device hangs on to glass like you wouldn't believe.
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It should work with any small to medium sized point and shoot. Would not be able to hold larger cameras.
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The answer is yes and no. Yes, if you don't mind mounting your Canon upside-down. Of course you will have flip or invert the video 180 degrees with software later (post processing). No, because your Canon is a relatively high profile camera - compared to the small, hand-held, dedicated, low profile camcorders. In order to shoot video in the upright position, the mount must be bent into a partial "U" shape. Because your Canon is taller it would likely make contact with the windshield before you could level-out the camera. Google "gopro windshield mount". Thie GoPro is a camera of similar weight and dimensions as your Canon. Look at the pictures of the GoPro mounts. See how much more substantial those mounts are. The answer is yes and no. Yes, if you don't mind mounting your Canon upside-down. Of course you will have flip or invert the video 180 degrees with software later (post processing). No, because your Canon is a relatively high profile camera - compared to the small, hand-held, dedicated, low profile camcorders. In order to shoot video in the upright position, the mount must be bent into a partial "U" shape. Because your Canon is taller it would likely make contact with the windshield before you could level-out the camera. Google "gopro windshield mount". Thie GoPro is a... » Read More The answer is yes and no. Yes, if you don't mind mounting your Canon upside-down. Of course you will have flip or invert the video 180 degrees with software later (post processing). No, because your Canon is a relatively high profile camera - compared to the small, hand-held, dedicated, low profile camcorders. In order to shoot video in the upright position, the mount must be bent into a partial "U" shape. Because your Canon is taller it would likely make contact with the windshield before you could level-out the camera. Google "gopro windshield mount". Thie GoPro is a camera of similar weight and dimensions as your Canon. Look at the pictures of the GoPro mounts. See how much more substantial those mounts are. « Show Less
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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 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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Yes, I use it with my canon 5d mark iii. Just be sure to ask for the eos adaptor
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This will work with all DX cameras. I cannot speak for the D7100 but it works beautifully with my D5100, including AF.
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Yes. I have a gf3 and gx1 and a few point n shoots, all Lumix brand. They all have the needed mount hole. It's really down to the weight of the camera (plus lens). Too big and the extender becomes unworkable, and would probably break.
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I wouldn't see why not. If you purchase the Canon mount it should work fine. I currently use it on my Canon 7D and love it!
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This request was sent to me by Amazon to help answer.. Can not confirm GX7. I bought for GH3 lumix ..fits perfect for that model.
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They should but the E lens will have to be operated manually. There will be no electronic (or even mechanical) links between the GX7 body and the E lenses. On the bright side the GX7 can stabilize these lenses via in-body stabilization, something that prior Panasonic cameras with exclusively in lens stabilization could do.
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Hi, I have the Canon Powershot 50x HD and it worked very well in that camera. I don't know about your camera but check with the manufacturer. I had to contact them and they were very responsive and helpful. They should have the true information. That style of media chip works in most cameras. With a 32 gig chip I went to Madagascar for two weeks and took 900 pictures in HD and several videos and there was still room on the chip.Jeannie Marcus
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it worked very well on my canon G1x, and other canon owner with higher version of DSLR confirmed of its compatibility, im'm pretty much sure that it will work on your camera too. u may ask directly to yongnuo costumer care for your satisfaction.
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Yes, I have a Canon Powershot SX50 HS purchased in Nov last year. It works both with my windows PC (8 yrs old still running XP) and Mac (new).
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You sure can...works well on my canon xsi (450d) (field camera), as well as my 7d. Great lens, have fun with it.
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Yes. I use a Helder 1.7x converter I found at B&H; Photo. Works well but I use a long lens brace because it feels like it strains the camera without it. More info in my Amazon review of the camera.
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I have this case and it fits my Canon G15 comfortably. The G15 dimensions are 4.20" x 2.99" x 1.58". You might be able to fit a camera that's about 0.25" larger in any dimension, but any more than that and it would be a stretch. The G1X is almost 1" thicker so I'm doubtful it would fit.
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I use an Opteka T-mount adapter for Panasonic GX7. It works really well, the only thing is that you'll have to set your camera to the "shoot without lens" setting and manually focus and zoom. It costs about $15 and i've used mine to take a lot of moon and nature pictures. I hope this helps.
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Of course. It will work with any FX or DX camera with an internal focus motor.