I'm getting this monopod as a gift. Does it fit to an EOS 7 D Mark II ? and do I need to buy anything to attach it to the camera ?
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Yes the threads on the bottom of the Cannon is the same as all other DSLRs.
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its a good monopod, tiny bit on the heavy side but feels very solid. Yes the screw thread will fit the Mark ll and most DSLR. An attachment is needed if you require to do any kind of pan, or tilts because otherwise its just a camera on a very nice metal pole.
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It fits the camera very good. You don't need anything extra to attach the camera, it has a screw on top that goes straight into the bottom of the 7D.Just keep in mind that this is a Solid, fairly Heavy Monopod. I'm 6'4" and 220lb and it feels much more than I need.
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I do not own any Canon equipment, however, I'm sure Canon uses the same standard attachment fitting that all camera manufacturers use. I can tell you that my Panasonic and Olympus cameras attach without anything else being required.
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I'm not 100% sure. But i'm assuming yes, if the lens is not really long the EOS 7D should fit in. You might want to research it more before ordering. GL!
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The model that I received will not work with the 7D or the 5D Mk III. The connector would require an adapter. If you want one with the correct connector then get this: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003F69JBW/
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I use it primarily on my 7D, but my buddy has borrowed it a number of times for his 5d Mark II. Yes it is compatible.
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My understanding is that it works perfectly well with all digital SLRs ... works fine with my 7d though I have not used it extensively. Build quality is impressive, metal shoe, etc.
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I haven't used it with the mark ii - it works good with the 7d, t3i, and 50d, it should work with all the eos family. I know all my other remotes, both wired and wireless work across all of them.
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You just bought the tripod, so this will never fit any camera. You must buy a head for the tripod, that comes with the mount for the camera.
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CF cards and packages have a Type I and Type II, they are physically a different size. I could understand if you tried to force one into the other it might damage the pins. The Specs on the Canon EOS says it takes both types therefore I would expect it to work. I looked at purchasing a Nikon D810 and my legacy type I CF's would not work with it so I purchased a Nikon 610 which is only SD. If the pins were damaged I would ask what Model of camera and was there an issue inserting the adapter. I would expect it to work with the 7D
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Hello... did you buy any chance find out what kind of quick release works with the Canon 100 monopod? I noticed on the pictures posted on Amazon have a quick release after market piece but no information. I'm hoping you might have found one that works you can recommend?
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Tripod mounts are standard. Any tripod or monopod will fit any camera with a tripod mount. If your camera has a 1/4 - 20 threaded hole on the bottom, any tripod or monopod will fit.
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It attaches to the monopod. And then the camera and possibly the lens attaches to that.
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Thanks for posting, According to the description, this item is compatible with: Canon EOS 5D Mark II, EOS 7D, EOS 550D, EOS 500D, EOS 450D, 60D, 600D. I hope this helps!
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You need to get something to be able to move the camera around better than trying to move the camera using the mono pod and holding it still. I used the Manfrotto 486RC2 Compact Ball Head with RC2 Rapid Connect System. I use a 2nd one on my tripod.
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I don't know but me I take photo with a Canon 7D and a lens 70-200 and it's very stable and I love to work with this monopod. Sorry for my english but I am french speaking.
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The adapter that comes with it is for the Canon EF mount. That is the standard mount for the EOS family, digital and film. So...yes.
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No. You can attach the camera directly to the monopod. Manfrotto has this monopod set up to accommodate both sizes of threads, so you can attach the camera, a quick release, or a ball head.
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I have a cannon EOS it fits fine, though I would not recommend this flash....it's definately a 'what you pay for' flash.