The photos seem to show two different types of cables. I have a Canon 6D (N3 type terminal). Will this work with it?
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The one I received did not come with any N3 Type Terminal Adapter. So no, I don't think it will work
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Honestly, I do not know for sure if it will work on a 6D. The good news is, Canon is real good about making pieces universal, so I would bet it will. However, look at the Canon site. You should be able to get a definitive answer to your question.
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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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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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Yes a cable that is compatible with Canon 5DMk3 is provided. I use it with my 5DMk3.
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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 know that it works with the 5D-Mark2, but I'm not sure about the 6D. Have you tried contacting Canon about compatibility? They should be able to answer your question. Don F.
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Yes it will work with the Canon 6D. I use it on mine :) as for the flash, it should work because it is designed for compatibility with Canon's hotshoe. I couldn't think of why it wouldn't
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I am not familiar with your particular camera model. However, if it has the mini 4-pin connector on the camera, it should work providing you have the 6-pin connector on your computer. The difference between the 4-pin and the 6-pin is the power lead. If your camera needs the power from the computer to download you would need a 6-pin connector for the camera (I don't think I have ever seen one so equipped) I use the cable on a Canon HV-20 and it functions correctly. I was happy with the purchase; I had to replace the cable that came with the camera, one that I had misplaced. I hope this helps.
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It works on the 7d, which I would think works on the 6d, but I am not sure. You'll have to see if they have the same connection. If so, you're good to go.
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just be aware about the cable, RCC-C1 (for canon with 2.5mm remote shutter release cable input) or RCC-C2 (for canon with 3 pins remote shutter release cable input) i guess t6s has 2.5mm plug input
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The plug on 1 end is the universal USB, if your camera has a 5-pin USB 2.0 than this should work with no problems. Just remember when you tether to camera when you take a photo because this is a 15 Ft., cable it takes a little longer for the photo to show up on your computer, or Laptop. Shorter cables will have the photo show up a little faster but not by a whole lot of time. If your going to use this much, than buy the Tether cord so a accidental tug on the camera end does not pull camera & lens down to floor. Better to be safe than sorry. I have this cord an with 15 Ft., I almost brought my new camera an lens crashing to the floor. So I will be getting the x-tra holder for camera. Also cameras today have delicate electronics, 1 accidental rip of that cord out of camera could damage camera, also when done using cable always turn off the camera 1st. Check your manual for specs on what your connector at camera end is. Manufacturer should have this in manual.
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This cable is a standard USB Mini-B connector. I believe the Canon EOS cameras all have Mini-B ports (as opposed to Micro-B, which is more commonly found on phones/tablets) I bought this cable for use with my 650D.
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I think so but not 100% sure. Google your canon camera and ask for suggestions on cable it uses.
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The unit is set to operate on a Canon flash terminal with four small contacts positioned under one large contact. If your camera is configured this way, the unit will work.
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I don't know. I've been using this with a 50d, 40d and a 580EX and it works fine. I wouldn't think it there would be any issue with using it with a 6d and a 600ex, since this TTL cord is essentially just an extension of the contacts from your camera hot shoe to your flash.
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The specs say it is a replacement for the canon remote 803n wich is supposed to work with the 5d, mark II, and mark III. Should be for a three prong connection. I would say YES, to the best of my knowledge.
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I have a 60d and it works great on mine and has 2 different connectors...I believe they are the n3 and headphone style...I love mine and use it a lot.