can it be used for Canon imageCLASS D420?
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I believe the answer is YES. I have an older multi-function device Call Canon USA customer care to verify compatibilty. Stay with Canon OEM cartridges and away from pretenders. The multifunctions are great products. Good luck.
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Yes, the Cannon 104 Toner Cartridge can be used for the Canon image class D420. Please note; whenever your printer light comes on advising to replace the cartridge I suggest that you ignore this and continue printing as you will be able to obtain many more copies before the cartridge really needs to be replaced.
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Check this Link to the Canon Website - it shows Toner 104 for this Model ImageClass D420. http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/printers_multifunction/imageclass_series/imageclass_d420#SuppliesAndAccessories
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I don't know for sure, but I think not. Recommend you visit the Canon website and seek help from support. If your camera manual does not reference an accessory device, then most likely it is not compatible. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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It works in my Canon 50d just fine. You can only try it to find out. If it doesn't it should be easy to get rid of.
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I dont think so. The reason I bought it was because my model was listed on the ad as compatible. So, I did not see yours. I will not risk it. I hope this helps. Another way to find out is to look under the camera that you have to double check you have the correct model because the manual the I had stated a different model number from the one I actually had. So, based your search on the number underneath the camera.
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The short answer is Yes.This product worked fine for my Canon ImageCLASS MF4370dn.
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I'm not familiar with your type of camera. Mine are Canon (5D and 40D). Hope this is helpful.
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Yes, class 10 mainly used for dslr due to performance but it will work on any camera that requires sd card.
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Canon and Nikon are very brand specific so I would think not. You will have to research the correct cable needed for Nikon. Do a Google search or email the helpdesk at BHphotovideo.com
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I don't really know, I own Nikon's, but you may find this link helpful. You can always check Canon support to be sure. Good luck. http://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/2212757
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sorry, not familiar with this camera, but if its lens is removal and the mount is compatible don't see why not. have you checked the canon website and asked the question? pjc
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I have one on a Canon EOS 40D. It will not be a perfect match. You'll have to learn to use the camera with the adapter. Lenses will fit, you'll be shooting using manual settings and the adapter lens in front of the camera sensor will reduce image quality slightly.
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There should be a list of compatible machines. My Canon MG5320 uses them quite well.
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Yes it should as long as you have a hot shoe which I believe you do with the D5300.
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Check to see if your Canon 6D is compatible with a Canon 430 speedlite. If so, you can use this one too on the 6D.
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According to the Sigma web site the D5200 is not compatible. Here is the link to the chart they offer. http://www.sigmaphoto.com/compatibility-table-ef-610-dg-st Of course not all companies test out every camera either, wouldn't hurt to contact Sigma customer support at 631-585-1144 which is their general inquiry line.
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I have not heard of Nikon D4200. The Nikon 18-55mm lens has a filter diameter of 52mm, so the 58mm filter will not work. You need to get a filter with a diameter of 52mm.
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Hi, you will need a lens mount adapter. The lens works for a full frame dslr also (of course). As for the question before from the other person- sorry for the delay I didn't notice your question. You probably long decided on what to buy but the M42 mount is a screw off so that may account for the adapter getting "stuck" on the camera lens mount. When you switch lens one twist can forget this maybe if in a hurry and won't hold both the adapter and the lens and then unscrews only the lens from the adapter while the adapter remains on the camera mount. But in that case it wouldn't harm the camera you just start over or twist off the adapter from the camera. Hi, you will need a lens mount adapter. The lens works for a full frame dslr also (of course). As for the question before from the other person- sorry for the delay I didn't notice your question. You probably long decided on what to buy but the M42 mount is a screw off so that may account for the adapter getting "stuck" on the camera lens mount. When you switch lens one twist can forget this maybe if in a hurry and won't hold both the adapter and the lens and then unscrews only the lens from the adapter while the adapter remains on the camera mount. But in that case it wouldn't... » Read More Hi, you will need a lens mount adapter. The lens works for a full frame dslr also (of course). As for the question before from the other person- sorry for the delay I didn't notice your question. You probably long decided on what to buy but the M42 mount is a screw off so that may account for the adapter getting "stuck" on the camera lens mount. When you switch lens one twist can forget this maybe if in a hurry and won't hold both the adapter and the lens and then unscrews only the lens from the adapter while the adapter remains on the camera mount. But in that case it wouldn't harm the camera you just start over or twist off the adapter from the camera. « Show Less