Will this work with an Canon Auto Zoom 1218?
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I am not familiar with all Canon models, but this does sound like a Super 8 camera. As long as it is a Super 8 camera, this film will work. There was an issue a few years ago where new film stocks were not read properly in automatic exposure cameras, but this was for the color stocks only, and it was not an issue with manual aperture cameras. The black and white stocks were never an issue. They will always expose properly so long as your camera is in working order. The color negative stocks still have issues with higher ASA ratings than what simple cameras often have, but the newly released Vision 50D color negative film can be read properly in all cameras. Tri-X is good, and will work. Just remember this is a higher speed film. It can do well in low light, but needs a lot of it and the less you have, the more grain you will have. If you need anything further, please contact me!
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I was unable to find your model camera online. Are you sure you have it correct? That said, this is standard super film, a cartridge or cassette style tape. It is square and the a lot in your camera will have a disc in the middle that matches in with the tape. If your camera is suoer8 then this will work, as it sos for me.
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i have never used that specific model camera but as long as its running you should be good
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No, this is strictly for a super 8 camera. Just like the one that was used in the movie "Super 8". To be honest, I bought them to with the camera that I have as a collector item. I don't know what type of camera that you are mentioning, but these rolls are not made for still photography. It is just going to sit in its original box along with the camera. It hasnever been used, but the dollar value is not much. Strictly for display in the man cave.
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Hi Allie,I wish that I knew the answer to your question. I bought this film for friend that owns a super 8 camera. To my knowledge, he hasn't shot it yet. You might try to call or email someone at Kodak. Film people are generally pretty helpful. If not, there are probably film clubs that you can find online that use 8mm film. Sorry I couldn't be more help.Good luck.Matt Marconi
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Yes, it will and works fine. No automatic lens settings or autofocus of course.
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I was told that all Canon lens are compatible with each other so it sholud work.. I have the rebel t3 eos and I use all kinds of Canon lens.
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Hi- It should work with any Canon camera that uses the EOS camera mount. Remember, it is a manual focus lens...again it has significant fringing and sharpness issues if you want to make large prints etc. For a casual user it is a good deal. Good luck!
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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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not sure, i'd say go to the website for canon and check see if it works with that one
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We got the Canon EFS 18-135 mm image stabilizer lens.....works well. The auto focus in video mode does not work with this camera.
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It will only work if your camera is on manual mode. There is no communication between the lens and the camera, how it is with most other lenses.
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I believe it will work with ANY Canon camera with the same plug shape and voltage (which is very low). I don't think the Canon system has changed that particular component.
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Yes, it will. I use it on mine, comes with adapter. Be advised this lens is for manual use only, no auto focus and it takes some tweeking to get your settings. For the money, a decent lens for zoom once you get the hang of it.
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It should coz it uses its own batteries and is an independant unit. Just mount it on top of your camera and it should work.
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It works with any SLR or DSLR camers as long as you mount it to the lens with a right adapter. A telephoto zoom lens is recommended though.
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Can't answer specifically to that model as I use a Canon Rebel. But it looks to be universal so I'm fairly sure it would work on your camera. I love mine. I was tried of the neck strap.
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It should because it work with my 650D or T4I. It also work well if you don't have a shutter cable.
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Yes it will and it works great on ttl or manual. On ttl the flash actually adjust when you adjust the focal length
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I really haven't used it as yet so my answer may not be useful to you. However, Pun's answer is "right on". I have a Canon t3 and have attached it as instructed andd I think it will work out fine.
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Yes it will work just fine, but it has no "auto" functions, so you will have to set focus and the F stop yourself on the lens, not through the camera controls.