Does this also work on Canon 60D? It uses the same LP-E6 battery so it would be fine correct?
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Yes, the adapter will work with both of Canon's 60D & 60Da models as well as the 5D MK2 & MK3, 6D and 7D.
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Yes. The best way to make sure is to check Canon's website for your camera and the accessories tab.
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There is an article that shows compatibility. http://www.learn.usa.canon.com/resources/articles/2013/lp-e4n_battery_pack.htmlp
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I personally have other LP-E6 Battery chargers and I use them for different batteries like I use my canon charger for this wasabi batteries. As long as your charger is for LP-E6 it will work.
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I have a Canon EOS 70D and they work fine with mine! I just went through a whole weekend (5 days actually) on one battery and it's still over 50% charged.
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Mine came with a Canon LP-E6 battery and recharger. According to the literature, it is also compatible with Canon B511 and Nikon N-EL3E (elsewhere noted as Canon BP511 and Nikon EL3)I've only used it once and despite the fact that I ensured the battery was fully charged, it only worked for less than 10 minutes and so I had to switch to the regular power cord and connect to an electrical socket.
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It's totally compatible with the Canon 60D. I use it on my canon T4i and my canon 6D, an APS-C sensor and a full frame sensor (respectively). It fits perfectly on the EF mount and there is no vignetting of any sort for both cameras/sensors.
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When I received my lense it came with everything to mount to the EOS 60D camera that I own. So if you have a 60D model it should work. I don't know about any other canon models. But I would think they would work on all canons.
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Yes. I use it on my 60D. The only problem I have is that the instructions are not clear, but with some trial and error I have used it as a remote shutter and an intervalometer.
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I have no idea, but they were the only non-oem LP-E6 batteries that I could find that worked in my 7D AND my 6D. It's probably better to wait until the 70D is actually released as Canon seems to change the coding on batteries sporadically from model to model even though they use the same battery physically. The 70D does look like it's going to be a mighty fine instrument. Good luck.
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I use it on a rebel, just a bang around camera I use outdoors. Don't know much about the 60D but I imagine it works where an EF lens will.
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To be honest this hasn't worked for me at all. I have a canon 60d and it didn't work for my camera. Sorry
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I am using it with the T3i, and it works great. It should work on a 60D since it uses the same hotshoe as all Canon cameras.
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As I know original Canon charger may not work with non original (non-Canon) LP-E6 batteries. But this dual charger works good both with Canon LP-E6 and other brands LP-E6. As for me I have Wasabi Power LP-E6-JWP batteries and this dual charger works with them perfectly. And also it works with my pair of original Canon LP-E6s.
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This particular model is for 60D only. For 600D or 550D you will need a BG-E8 battery grip which you can find here from the same brand - http://www.amazon.com/Neewer-BG-E8-Replacement-Battery-Canon/dp/B004UTQRHW# I hope this helps.
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It works. It's the same as the 60D but the list was made before the camera!
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yes it works fine with my Canon 60d----however, I wound up replacing mine with a much improved version (same manufacturer, different brand name, just as cheap), the Fotga DP500II----available through eBay ("fotocola")--the reason I upgraded is the EZFoto has too much play in the gear, which makes an irritating clicking noise when you are filming---also the Fotga has double gear wheels which is much better for switching lenses---and it has 2 hard stops---and the gear play is much reduced---all in all a far, far superior product for the same money---you may have to shop separately for the rails & plate---there are hundreds of them for cheap online Have one to sell? Sell it yourself Details about Fotga DP500II yes it works fine with my Canon 60d----however, I wound up replacing mine with a much improved version (same manufacturer, different brand name, just as cheap), the Fotga DP500II----available through eBay ("fotocola")--the reason I upgraded is the EZFoto has too much play in the gear, which makes an irritating clicking noise when you are filming---also the Fotga has double gear wheels which is much better for switching lenses---and it has 2 hard stops---and the gear play is much reduced---all in all a far, far superior product for the same money---you may have to shop separately... » Read More yes it works fine with my Canon 60d----however, I wound up replacing mine with a much improved version (same manufacturer, different brand name, just as cheap), the Fotga DP500II----available through eBay ("fotocola")--the reason I upgraded is the EZFoto has too much play in the gear, which makes an irritating clicking noise when you are filming---also the Fotga has double gear wheels which is much better for switching lenses---and it has 2 hard stops---and the gear play is much reduced---all in all a far, far superior product for the same money---you may have to shop separately for the rails & plate---there are hundreds of them for cheap online Have one to sell? Sell it yourself Details about Fotga DP500II « Show Less
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The ACK-E6AC simulates the LP-E6 battery, so it's probably not compatible. However, there are ac adapter kits for the 40D camera listed on Amazon. Maybe consider those?