Will this work on a canon 60d with a Battery Grip?
2019832
Without seeing exactly what you have leaves me to give a general answer. Most camara and accessory bodys have a standard screw thread. I have never seen a non-standard thread on any camara equipment. I have no reason to believe that it would not work. If you still have doubts then I suggest that you call Cannon on their 800 number and ask for technical help. I have done that in the past and they are knowledgeable and helpfull and I beleive it is still free.
2019833
I am not sure but I don't see why not. The bracket works pretty well but needed a little modification to stiffen up the elbow joint to hole the flash in place.
2019834
Yes it would work but you be better served with a larger bracket that would give more seperation between top of the camera and the flash in the horizontal position. Also when the flash is moved to the vertical position the flash will not be centered over the lens.
2229169
It looks like the Canon 60d has a different connector. I don't think it will work.
540084
I don't believe it will. These battery grips are designed for specific camera bodies and I believe that the A6000 was one of the first bodies with the reduced size.
512816
Yes it should, I have it for the 5Dmk3 and it works great. I don't see why it wouldn't work with your 60D.
1584021
I have not tried it with the battery grip. Give me a day and I will check that out and let you know.
115229
yes it works... I have a 60D. it works as a wireless trigger to take pictures and for the flash as well.
1256049
You don't have to attach the cable to make the battery grip work. On the low end Canon models they weren't design to work with a batter grip that has a shutter button on it. The cable allow you to use the shutter button on the Battery grip. So if you turn the camera side way, you can press the shutter button on the battery grip instead of using the camera's shutter button. If you don't attach the cable, the shutter button on the grip will no work.
1154395
The use of a remote is covered in the Canon 60D manual. Follow those instructions and the remote works fine.
2221936
I really don't know. I have only tried mine once with my canon 60D and it worked
1656541
Do not think it will work with the 60D -- I have a 60D and the connector used for remote release is NOT the 3 pin used on other canon cameras but is round [looks like a small headphone connector]
1603084
No, it will not. You need the BG-E16. The BG-E7 ONLY works with 7D Mk1. http://www.amazon.com/Canon-9130B001-Battery-Grip-BG-E16/dp/B00NI3CD1K/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1416453890&sr=8-1&keywords=bg+e16
1175247
It works with any camera that has a standard hot shoe. So, yes, it works with the Canon 60D.
1274838
It worked on my canon 60d. But I didn't use it that much. The led light is limited to micro shots.
743393
I have it on my canon 6d, the setup for all Canon's are the same so yes it would work for 60d
2139131
I don't own a Nikon but I do have a Canon 5D Mark III with Battery grip and it works perfect with it. This is a great accessory. I'm very happy with it.
914621
richard, I have no idea, but I believe so on a 60DI am using it on Canon t3i...
196248
It works perfectly with the battery grip on the Canon T3i and 60D that I own... I do not have a 6D but I can assume it will work just as well! Hope this info helps.