is this the E2 solution? is Eclips safe for canon 5d sensor?
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The E2 solution should be safe for all sensors. You only need to select correct size (full size sensor or APC size sensor). I have even used E2 on the Nikon D800E which does not have a filter over the sensor. Further information is on Photographic Solutions website: http://photosol.com. They also respond to questions via computer.
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Not sure .. solution is safe on my d600 and d700. The swabs sometimes come dry inside I would recommend you buy the solution and swabs individually and not the pre-moistened one. Cheers!www.beraviphoto.com
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Not sure .. solution is safe on my d600 and d700. The swabs sometimes come dry inside I would recommend you buy the solution and swabs individually and not the pre-moistened one. Cheers! www.beraviphoto.com
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I only l have the T2i, but according to dpreview.com the T5i also uses the LP-E8 - Check it out.http://www.dpreview.com/products/canon/slrs/canon_eos700d/specifications
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No, they're not, for two reasons. 1) These are EF-S mounts, not EF, so the glass is closer to the sensor. The older cameras aren't made for the EF-S mount. It will work, but not well. And 2) STM (STep Motor) technology works only in the new generation of Canon EOS cameras, specifically at the time I'm writing this the T4i, T5i, and 70D. On any other model of camera it will be the exact opposite of what you're expecting: noisy, skiddish, and slow.Don't bother with an EF-S or STM lens unless you have a compatible camera body. On a compatible camera body, these lenses are quick, smooth, and virtually silent. No, they're not, for two reasons. 1) These are EF-S mounts, not EF, so the glass is closer to the sensor. The older cameras aren't made for the EF-S mount. It will work, but not well. And 2) STM (STep Motor) technology works only in the new generation of Canon EOS cameras, specifically at the time I'm writing this the T4i, T5i, and 70D. On any other model of camera it will be the exact opposite of what you're expecting: noisy, skiddish, and slow.Don't bother with an EF-S or STM lens unless you have a compatible camera body. On a compatible camera body, these lenses are quick,... » Read More No, they're not, for two reasons. 1) These are EF-S mounts, not EF, so the glass is closer to the sensor. The older cameras aren't made for the EF-S mount. It will work, but not well. And 2) STM (STep Motor) technology works only in the new generation of Canon EOS cameras, specifically at the time I'm writing this the T4i, T5i, and 70D. On any other model of camera it will be the exact opposite of what you're expecting: noisy, skiddish, and slow.Don't bother with an EF-S or STM lens unless you have a compatible camera body. On a compatible camera body, these lenses are quick, smooth, and virtually silent. « Show Less
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The only question is the electrical connection. It works on the Canon EOS models. I don't know about the 5D, but assume it has the same connections (hot shoe, etc). Those are pretty standard and it should work with most cameras. The sizes of the adapter rings are listed. Those have to be compared to your lens front threads.
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While this is a great adapter, and will work on almost any canon full frame, sadly this most likely will not work with the 5d iii due to reverse engineering- this AF chip was produced before the introduction of the 5d iii. I have had great luck with adapters that have the Optix V5+ or V6 chip on the 5 iii. They are very well made (i've used them in m42 and Nikon to EOS mount) and seem to be extremely accurate for focusing. they have some nice features too, such as programming different lenses to one adapter, and "focus trap". The EzPhoto adapter is very good too and I have some for my other applications, bu tmine do not workk on the 5d iii.
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I don't have a 5d ii. I have a 5d III and it works just light the canon battery. The camera will read the battery charge level and battery serial number.
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I have a 5D mark II, they work just fine with it. Charges canon and wasabi batteries equally well. Prefer canon change from blinking to solid lights when charged, to wasabi change from red to green lights, but can easily put up with it for the price.
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Not familiar with canon models, but if you have a full sized sensor some vignetting will occur. If you have a ds sensor, you shouldn't have a problem.
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All compatible cameras listed in description are "EF-S" mount cameras. The 5D Mark II is an "EF" mount camera. EF mount lenses fit on EF-S mount camera bodies, but EF-S mount lenses do not fit on EF mount camera bodies. So if this adapter is an EF-S mount, it will not fit on the 5D Mark II (or Mark III or any full frame Canon Camera) Now I am not saying it won't fit, I'm just stating that if it's an EF-S mount, it won't.
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No, it won't fit. The 5D has an EF mount and will only take EF lenses since it's a full frame camera. EF-S lenses will only fit APS-C sized sensors
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I can't recommend the EzFoto AF-Confirm adapter for a 5D3. It doesn't work on my 5D3, although it works perfectly on my 7D.
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http://snapsort.com/compare/Canon-EOS-5D-Mark-III-vs-Canon_EOS-1Ds_Mark_III
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Being the same size scope, the mount is driving the price and the 5se appears sturdier then the slt (I own the 5se that I got on Amazon). The 5se can also be set up as Equatorial using the built-in wedge (which is useful for astrophotography). If you don't need or want the wedge feature, bump up to the 6se if it fits within your budget. Also, Celestron lists the slt series as beginner telescopes and the se series as intermediate. I quick search on youtube will find several before-you-buy videos. Hope that helps.
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I had problems with this device and returned it to Amazon. And I intended on using it with a Canon 7D and 6D battery which is the same. Hope this helps!
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It is compatible! there is a firmware update that needs to take place. Call or email their customer service line. They are extremely helpful. They're very friendly and I'm confidente they'll resolve your issue.http://support.eye.fi/cameras/canon/eos-1d_mark_ii
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In my experience .2 VDC should not have an effect as I think there is internal regulation. I did not measure my new STKs and cycle them through my EOS 6D regularly with excellent performance. HOWEVER, it would be good to contact STK (very responsive) and Canon (a little less so) and ask to put your mind at rest. This is not an inexpensive camera. Again, my experience is very good. I will buy again in a year; I run batteries only one year before replacement.
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I don't quite understand your question. This viewfinder works just fine for me on the e-pl5.