Will I be able to use a Shutter Release fitted for a Canon 5D or 7D on a Canon Rebel T3i?
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IT works for me. I have the TC-80N3 controller that I originally purchased for the 30D. It has the n3 connection on it. I bought this cable to use the remote with my 60D that has the same jack connection like the Rebel series, and it works just great.The only thing is that the n3 connection on the cable is a little loose, just the weight of the cable is enough to pull it apart. I taped them together with masking tape, and no problems so far.
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I use it to connect a shutter release intended for the 5/7D on a 1000D, which is the Europe/Asia model name of the Rebel, so yes.
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you may want to look at the specs of the product in detail, i believe they explain this issue there. i know it comes with adapters for several canon models. i have a 7d and the adapter worked fine, but i threw away the rest so i can't tell you if it comes with the t3i one.
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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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I used it with a Canon 5D Mk II and it worked great. I don't know about the 7D. I'm sorry I can't help with that particular camera.
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I am using with a 7D with no problem. It is cheap enough to try even if you are not sure.
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I'm sorry... I am not sure or not best answer is to call the camera manufacture and ask. I didn't require any fitting ring for the Canon 7D. If you have a mom& pop store stop in and ask. They are fun but now with all the editing apps, the things you can do with any photo is unbelievable. I wish you shutter bug smiles and Days full of blue skies. Wish i had more info for you. Best of everything.
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I use the Ravelli tripod and the Manfrotto rapid release plate with my Canon T3i. Although there isn't much room between the camera and the tripod I was able to adjust the tightening screw on the quick release plate so it becomes lose enough to slide the camera on but tight enough to keep the camera in place. Hope this helps.
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I myself have a Cannon Rebel T3i, and it works good. But, I'm limited to a short distance from the camera to subject. About 6 feet or less. I really don't know if it works the same with the 7D. Good luck. Try different distances............. JH P.S. Make sure the battery is always fresh, I keep spares. JH
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I have a D7000. I have not used as a shutter release, only to fire off camera flash
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I cannot help with this question, sorry. It is the best remote shutter release I have owned and works perfectly with my Canon T4i
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I use mine with a 5D. I don't think it's compatible with the 7D as it not in the list of compatible cameras. I think you need the TC80N3.
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Hey. A friend tried mine on his 5d3. Heavy vignetting. Be carefull the shutter doesn't hit the rear element to. It's risky.
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I only have the canon 7D to use it on. so I don't have an answer on the t2i. sorry
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Yes, there is a version that will fit on a Canon Rebel T3. I have the Nikon version.
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Canon interface for have 2 format, E3 and N3. for 7D you should go for N3 and Canon 2 is the option for N3 connection.
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I have a 40D so it should be compatible with the 70D, and I know my lenses are compatible with the 7D. I am not familiar with the T5i, but I think the Canon SLR lenses can be used with any of the Canon SLR cameras. One thing to keep in mind is that Canon has just released the Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 USM L IS II which is an improved model of this lens with good early reviews. It is naturally more expensive. I love my lens, but if I were buying today, I would go with the new, improved lens.
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I bought this for a cannon 6d and ended up returning. Not only could I not use cable release, but it just didn't fit right and was poor design. (At least for my camera). I am still looking for one that will work. Regards - jtbaskinphoto