Will this work with the Canon EOS 70D camera? Will it also work with the Canon Battery Grip for EOS 70D?
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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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Yes, the Canon ACK-E6AC Adapter Kit will work with the 70D. This adapter simulates the LP-E6 battery which the 70D uses. Also, if the battery grip has a slot for the adapter cord to fit in, then it can probably be used. However, it is extremely rare to need both the adapter and grip at the same time. When using the adapter, I usually have the camera mounted on a tripod. If I need to grab the camera and go, I just keep a few fresh batteries with me. Good Luck!
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The Canon Website (http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/slr_cameras/eos_70d#SuppliesAndAccessories) shows this as an accessory to the 70D. I use it on the 5D Mark II and the 7D. It's great for doing updates to the camera's firmware (also on the same page). Hope this helps you.
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Be sure to check compatibility. Or ggl and ask battery grip for Canon Mark III.
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YES. It works in the battery grip of my 7D and 5D2. Both cases, the camera sees which slot the battery is in as well as the serial number of each battery; just like the Canon batteries.
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Looked up on the internet and found following information. The Canon BG-E11 is the battery grip designed specifically for Canon EOS 5Ds, 5Ds R, 5D Mark III. I am using the BG-E9 on my Cannon 60D with no problem. I don't think it will work on the Cannon Mark iii. Hope this helps you.
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I would be very careful using the Photive battery together with a Canon battery in a battery grip, as the two batteries are rated at different voltages. You may not have any problem, but it might ruin one of the batteries.
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I believe the stock battery for the Canon 70d is the LP-E6. Highly recommend the Canon battery for Canon dslr.
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Yes, and you gonna use it since you get it in your EOS 70D...work perfect and helps to improve your shoots
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If you have an EOS-30D Canon Digital Camera This " WILL NOT " fit. The one you want will fit the EOS , 20,30,40 and 50 Models;which uses a socket pin type plug. The EOS 60,& 70 now use an 1/8 mini style jack that was also used on the Rebel style Digital cameras . Canon made a Change in their EOS Camera body; When the EOS-60 showed up the extended battery pack/grip has also been changed from the EOS-60 Model on forward. THE EOS-20 though the EOS-50 model are great buys on the used market today.Lots of accessories available for a great camera platform. Somebody on Amazon sells the timer your looking for; just make sure it says EOS-20 up to the EOS 50 Model to play it safe. I've seen what your look for if your camera is an EOS-30 . It's about the same cost as this unit.
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There`s no problem... i`ve the original one that came with the camera and a Neewer battery, and both of them works fine.... maybe when you check the battery status in the menu of the camera it will display a fewer shots with the Neewer one. The other advantage that you can experience with this grip is the posibility of use the six AA batteries holder, that in may case and using eneloop batteries, last almost twice than when i used the LP E6 batteries.
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Not at all! I own two of them. One for my Nikon D7000 with 18-200mm Nikkor and Vello battery grip. The other is used on my Canon G15. Best strap I have ever owned.
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No, it will not. You need the BG-E16. The BG-E7 ONLY works with 7D Mk1. http://www.amazon.com/Canon-9130B001-Battery-Grip-BG-E16/dp/B00NI3CD1K/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1416453890&sr=8-1&keywords=bg+e16
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Yes. Although I do not have a 70D, I have used it just fine with a 50D, 6D, and 1DX. It will work with any of the recent Canon DSLRs. The primary reasons to purchase one of these instead of Canon's are 1) Lower price 2) if you wish to have a more robust remote flash system by using more than one Mitros, or using the Phottix remote receiver connected to practically any another flash (my secondary flash is an old Canon 580 EX, and I am able to remotely control the power level on the 580 from the Phottix by using a Phottix Odin receiver).
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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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Mine is for Canon 70D the manufacturer is Zeikos, it comes with two trays that slide into the side of the unit, you can only use one tray at a time, one tray will hold 6 AA batteries the other tray is for the camera batteries it holds two LP-E6 batteries. I used it only once and it worked good.
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It works perfectly with the battery grip on the Canon T3i and 60D that I own... I do not have a 6D but I can assume it will work just as well! Hope this info helps.
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I don't know. Unfortunately I had to return mine because it would not fit my Canon T4i with the battery grip installed. So I ended up purchasing the Carry Strap Sling Pouch to go along with my Carry Strap Sling Strap and it works excellent for my needs. You can check it out for yourself using this link: http://www.carryspeed.com/products/the-sling-pouch Or just go to carrystrap.com Hope that helps.
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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.