I have a Canon ZR85 and a Macbook Pro. Will this cable connect the two? Thanks.
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It depends if you have a firewire on your macbook pro, so it depends the laptop
2001733
It will connect to the canon but not to the Mac your Mac needs a firewire connection
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NOT that one! I bought the wrong one actually. The large end of THAT cable goes into my 2010 iMac FW800 port but u need an adapter to fit on the other end that will convert it to 'old style' FireWire 400 from the earlier macs. I never got around to getting the adapter. I took the HD out of the old Mac and put it into an enclosure. The pictured cable AND the old style FW adapter should work 4 U though.
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I have never used either an Apple or Canon, however if your connection on the Apples looks like the flatter (USB) end and your Canon looks like the squarer end, you should be ok, for this is a fairly common cable from a few years ago
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I have a MacBook Pro as well. Pretty sure you need the Bu-30 so the printer can receive the document. I could be wrong so I'd check with Canon to be sure.
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Yes, it will work great for that. I ordered it for transferring pictures to my iPad, but it wouldn't work with the iPad Camera Connect Kit. It does work great with my MacBook Pro though.
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I'm on a Mac, but I had to get a different cable than the one that came with it. Good luck.
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It should - I believe that MacBook has a FW 800 port. You will need a FW 800 to 400 cable - the enclosure has 2 such ports. It also has a USB B socket, but file transfer would be slower than FireWire.
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No, it's the old connection. You will have to purchase the adapter to the new MacBook Pro
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Hi,I don't know if my uses will help you, however I use the cable regularly to connect my MacBook Pro to an iMac for use as an external monitor and to connect external hard drives to both the iMac and the MacBook Pro
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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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I don't think so. However, I do think the cable is universal. It was one thing that slipped my mind until it came. I was glad it worked with my canon speedlite.
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You mean "Firewire" cable, not wirefire. You'll need a Firewire 400 cable on both ends, unless you're plugging the camera into a Mac with a Firewire 800 port, in which case you'll need a 400 connector on the end that goes into the iSight and an 800 connector that plugs into your Mac. Do a search on Amazon to find one, or you can try Other World Computing (macsales.com) and you should be able to find what you're looking for. You can also try looking for an Apple-branded Firewire cable on eBay that will be an exact replacement for the one you lost.
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i would personally think not. it is call a "printer" wire. Don't know if I would take a chance. Works great as a printer connection for my portable printer to my macbook pro.
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It worked for me to connect a Macbook Pro to a Lasejet 6MP. That is the only printer I tried it with.
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Check the connector. If it is the same magnetic type it should work. It will not work on my daughters Macbook pro as it is a different connection
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I'm pretty sure it will be. Most canon products work very well with the Mac computer. I use me HV20 with my Mac, so I'm pretty certain it will work on you Mac.
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It most likely will depend on the flash you have and the pin type. I got a cable that would go with a canon 600rt and a Nissin Di866 pro. This is what I got - Godox PB820/PB960 External Flash Battery Pack Cable for Canon and NEEWER® PB820 Flash Battery Pack Power Cable for Canon 580EX II, 580EX, 430EZ, 540EZ, 550EX and other flash model with same type of input power port