will this card work in the cannon EOS rebel XTi?
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Johnpix had an excellent answer and I quote, "Compact Flash denotes an industry standard memory card design. If it's stated to use a Compact Flash card in your camera's operating manual than this card should work. Suggest after checking your camera manual that if it says to use a Compact Flash card that you buy this card. I have found it to be a very good card for my personal photography. If for some reason it doesn't work for you, take your camera and the card to a camera shop and ask why it's not working. If every option fails, than return it to the seller. Johnpix answered on March 3, 2015 "
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Yes it should. You may have to format it in your camera for it to be recognized and usable. Alternatives to this card would be the one they say is for your camera which is this one: Canon Powershot SD630 Digital Camera Memory Card 2GB Standard Secure Digital (SD) Memory Card
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Hi Joseph,I use this card in a Canon D7 with no problems. I hope that's helpful.Nikki
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Yes. The EOS Digital Rebel XTi is compatible with all Canon lenses in the EF lineup, ranging from ultra-wide-angle to super-telephoto lenses, and including Canon's EF-S series lenses, manufactured specifically for Canon's APS-C sized digital sensor.
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I use mine on my EOS XTI and my T2I. It works well on both of them. They all have the same mounting style so it should work on yours too.
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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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This memory card should work for any camera that can take SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) memory cards. The Canon T3i is compatible with all SD, SDHC, and SDXC cards. You should be able to shoot both HD video and take pictures on this card, although the resolution of the video/pictures you are taking will determine how much/many you can take before the card fills up. 16GB should be more than sufficient for most applications.
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I don't know... suggest googling the REbel XTi and look at the suggested accessories.. or look at the XTi user manual on-line at Canon web site... or, of course, ask Canon...
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Newer Rebels will use an SD card, but the xti model uses a CF card like this one. I used this exact card with my xti and it worked fine.
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It fits on both my Canon Rebel XT and 3Ti. If you have the standard Canon bayonet mount, it should fit. Didn't have any problems once i figured out which adaptor ring to use. Pretty awesome on long range pix.
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I'm not sure, it may. I brought it to work with a Canon xti rebel. If you check on canon website, and see if this works with a canon Power shot, if it uses the same cable as the xti, you will be fine.
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This should work with any CompactFlash card from any brand of camera. Take a look at your memory card and see if it says CompactFlash or CF on the label. If so, it should be fine. By the way, the cards from my Rebel XT work just fine. A Canon point and shoot camera will Typically use SD cards, which are not compatible with this reader.
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Hey Peter,This one will not - the BG-E3 is the one you'd want for the Rebel XTi
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I have a canon rebel XTi and the sandisk compact flash cards will all fit into the compact flash slot of the XTi. All CF cards should, in theory, because it is a standardized format like USB or cd or dvd. I can say yes. Hope that helps :*)
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I do not know...I use this card in a FIJI camera...THE 2 I PURCHASED from Amazon work very well.
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I purchased mine for my EOS Rebel XSi so I imagine it would work no problem. You can search online for a list of lenses that your camera body will accept. Good luck!
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I'm not really sure! If you put Canon Rebel XTi in the search part on amazon it might or should be listed under the remote shutter release for Canon, most of the time accessories will work for the dslr rebels. Hope this can help, I am just learning how to use my Canon Rebel T3i.