This will work with a Canon 40D? and one more you can set up the times to take photos every 3 sec automaticly ? thank you
1040087
Hi, you can setup the remote to take photos every 3 sec automaticly ;) if the 40D got the same connector that the 7D you're good to go ^^ Really nice remote, i'm using it for years now and still working like first day. http://www.steves-digicams.com/camera-reviews/canon_7d_io.jpg
1040088
The lit says a 40D is supported. It will let you do shots every 3 seconds (or just about any interval).
1040089
Hi, you can setup the remote to take photos every 3 sec automaticly ;) if the 40D got the same connector that the 7D you're good to go ^^Really nice remote, i'm using it for years now and still working like first day.http://www.steves-digicams.com/camera-reviews/canon_7d_io.jpg
857102
Yes - works perfectly with my Canon 60D. Uses the standard e-TTL II technology used in Canon cameras to control flash through camera body, should work just fine with 70D.
1906621
I'm not familiar with your type of camera. Mine are Canon (5D and 40D). Hope this is helpful.
109776
I have the Canon 6D and it works great! I don't see why it wouldn't work with any of the other items listed above.
133014
Google for Aputure. Look for the model timer you want and the Canon models it fits.
311424
I have the Canon 5d Mark ii and works ok... honestly I would recommend a Canon flash.. it will cost more but probably more reliable. if you are just looking for occasional usage it is ok for that.
2137104
As long as it's the same connection as with the new cams (I use it with an A65), it should work! It does work as a remote shutter, but do note that it is wired. It also has a lock, so you can keep the shutter down manually! It also has all the features you'd need, so it does have the shot timer. However, you should also note, the interface is NOT intuitive--but if you're on a budget, it's definitely usable.
608743
Yes, it will mount and take photographs on a D40. The autofocus will not work though. The lens can of course be focused manually to take photographs, but realize that it is a limitation. Look for any AF-S lens to have working autofocus.
1966602
Yes, it will work with any canon that has an EF mount. It is, however, a fully manual lens, which means you won't be able to use auto-focus and you will have to set the aperture manually as well (using a ring on the lens). If you know this going in, and are familar with using manual lenses, this shouldn't pose any problems.
645632
This will definitely work with your Canon. All you would have to do is adjust it to suit your liking.
1014735
I have a 40D. Works in auto and manual. Well worth it for the price. I use it forWedding photography and it works flawless. Hope this helps .
1033786
Not your 60D, this is a manual flash, you have to set it each time you want to take a flash photo. To get the automatic camera settings you need a TTL flash.
254824
It should work just fine (it's about the same size as my DSLR and I've had nothing but success using it). Hope that answers your question!
1713522
Hello it works with my D3200 just fine. I have used this effectively at a range of 100' with a clear line of sight. I cannot answer how long you can set the time lapse. R
1354250
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.
1014737
The flash will work fully automatic and manual for the 450D. There is a list of the Canon bodies it is compatible with under the flash name.
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This grip takes a ton of AA batteries, I actually tossed mine in the trash shortly after buying it. I would send it right back and spring for one that uses actual canon batteries and not AA's, then you will be able to use any battery that fits into the 40D.