Does the remote shutter work with a Canon 40D?
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The interface is somewhat universal. That is to say it works with more models than are in the product listing. It appears that this remote works with the Canon D series of DSLRs.
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don't know. you must have a mechanical shutter button. It didn't work on cannon t4i which requires electrical release sold by cannon or other company to work with t4i.
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Hello. I bought mine for my Canon 60D. By mistake I purchased the wrong SATECHI remote shutter release, with the NC3 connector (for Nikons) instead of the 2.5mm plug (for newest Canons). Yes, it worked flawlessly for the 60D and also for a newer T4i that we have in the office. Since I own a 20D and a 40D now I can use my shutter release with those old cameras (that had the Nc3 connector) and with my newer Canons that have the 2.5mm plug. I hope this helps. Great deal for me and the best solution.
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I use this remote on my Canon 60D. Auto Focus with the remote works by pressing the button half-way, same as the shutter release on the camera. With the camera on bulb setting, you push and hold the button on the remote for a moment to open the shutter. Once the light on the receiver stops flashing, you can release the button and the shutter will remain open. When you are ready to close the shutter, you just push the button again.
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With my Canon Rebel T-3 it works just like pushing the button 1/2 way down on your shutter button. Works very well just like you would focus from the camera with no remote.
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Yes, it does the usual half push down to auto focus, then the full push to trigger the shutter. As for the batteries, the remote trigger takes 1x 23A 12V battery (similar to a AAA, but shorter); and the receiver takes 2x AAA. I've been doing the same thing with this, self and group portraits.
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It should. Sounds like the same thing I am doing. Only problem is, you will not have electronic exposure control on the remote flash, only trigger.
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No. The FZ47 does not support a remote shutter. The best that you can do is set the timer.
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i am not familiar with that camera. check with Canon to see if it has the option for remote shutter
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Sadly, no. I have a D5100 and it has a "GPS" port which uses the same connector as this particular shutter release. I also own a D40. The D40 has a USB port which is a different connector. If you need a remote shutter release, I recommend the ML-L3 wireless remote shutter release. The D40 has an infred sensor and the ML-L3 was made for Nikon cameras. I hope this helps you!
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I don't know either, but I suspect it won't work - in order to use the remote shutter, you have to run the Looq app - with the Looq app running, the button on the remote shutter arm will activate the camera -
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I'm sorry I don't know the answer to your question. All I can say is that it works with a Canon 40D.
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Not that I could find. The wired remote only seems to work to trip the shutter.
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Same thing. Works with a 40d just fine and I cannot think of any reason why it would not work with any camera so long as you have a place to plug it in.
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The remotes that work on the Canon 60D camera are Canon Remote Switch RS60 E3 and Wireless Remote Controller RC-6. These are the two that I could find on the compatibility list of remotes listed.
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Yes. Set camera to bulb mode in manual exposure. Then you can set shutter time with the remote.
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Ah I've never tried it honestly. And now I'm in on travel and don't have neither the camera nor the remote control. However I tend to think that it should, as it provides all the functionality that the original Canon Remote Control does.