Does it support a DSLR? I know this is a dumb question, but some other timers have this spec. So, i must ask. Lol.
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I would have to say yes it is made well if your cam is heavy you would need to center it well
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I'm surprised, I would have thought that would work, especially with the D7000. Sorry, I guess I can't help with this one. Good luck!
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Sorry; don't have a clue. I would call Canon. In my experience with the DSLR's, Canon's TSR's have good phone support and are very helpful (800) 828-4040 and listen to the prompts for the correct department.
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I haven't used the timer very much .. I use a D600 and it works with my camera... On the papers that came with the camera it lists the cameras that it works with and the D7000 is one of them. Hope this helps...
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I wouldn't think it is beefy enough for a DSLR. I would go with a different unit for that.
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Check with Canon - every camera has different specs and it is the camera's specs that will dictate whether this will work or not. It works in my Nikon D5200 DSLR but I wouldn't know if it works in another model because each is different. Canon probably has this information somewhere in its website - and it should tell you in the manual if you have that.
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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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I tried it with my D5100 and couldn't TTL... maybe did the wrong settings !
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I purchased it for my Nikon D3000 but the plug was incompatible. In addition, it was falsely promioted, since the Nikon does not have a remote jack. Of course, I couldn't poaaibly know if the device would function with other cameras.
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I use it only on a Canon DSLR but see no reason it wouldn't attach to the lens of any other make of camera. However, you should understand that regardless of camera manufacturer this ring flash will not give you TTL --through the lens metering.
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i could not get it work on my camera... The flash works fine on a nikon camera, so i guess the problem is with the adapter. i have purchased another adapter from dx.com but it hasn't arrived yet.
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No it's not. It's hardly compatible even with Canon. Of the 3 units I've owned only 1 would function properly with Canon DSLR's. Even though I suspect the dealer just sent me back the same unit when I returned unit #2
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I use it exclusively for shooting video with a DSLR, so yes it works perfectly with DSLR's.
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Canon SD750 turn the Date/Time stamp off, but my friend said this feature only works at Picture Mode.So this trivial feature does seem very hard on normal digital cameras, only Samsung/ Nikon support it extensively.
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I used on my d5200. It did not function as i expected. Maybe because i am a new user and dont know how to properly adjust it. I will buy a nikon just for sure to replace that one.
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Anyone know if this will work with a Sigma EF-500? I can't see why one would need a Nikon-brand flash unit for it to work... anyone?
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I don't have any experience with those cameras, but if they don't have a hotshoe on top and the distance from that to the LCD screen is not within a certain range, it won't work. In any case I don't think this item is designed for anything other than DSLRs. Hope that helps.