I've got a Canon 6D that I use for stills and video. Would this work well for both or just video?
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For stills, it won't go from landscape to portrait mode, so it's limited for still use. Also, it's spring loaded, so you'll be fighting the spring (unless you remove the spring...) So, probably really only suitable for motion use, or stills where you need to pan with action.
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No, this will not work with 6D, only APSC DSLRs, such as 7D, 70D, and Rebel series.
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i've been using it for video and it works just fine shouldn't be a problem with stills
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This works best for video. I don't use it for stills. However I looked up the TG-3 and I would definitely use it for underwater diving and on land video. BTW I really like that camera, might be my next camera! If you can find a small tripod (like the Albinar 2 in 1) that is hand held like the opteka that would be great because it is fun to take selfies with your phone with this type of camera.
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Yes, it should. Save your money for a full sensor camera first though, much better. 6D is an inexpensive full sensor. You'll be glad you did! :)
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K., I am sorry, we have used the SD card to dump still shots onto instead of taking up the limited space... we have not used it for video. Typically we shoot our segments, put them to an editing program within a week and clear the memory to optimize its limited space. Sorry I could not be of more help. You may consider going to Canon's help site to see if they have a resolution.
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I know that it works with the 5D-Mark2, but I'm not sure about the 6D. Have you tried contacting Canon about compatibility? They should be able to answer your question. Don F.
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I only use it for still photography, but I would not think it would work well for video. It has an extremely small focal area. You want a much wider ranger than this would give you. This lens is for up close photography.
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You are definitely in luck, I have a 6D and it works with the 6D perfectly. I believe all the newer Canon cameras have that mini 3-prong connector. Enjoy.
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Yes. It will act as a moderate wide angle lens on the 6D (which has a full frame sensor) and will be a roughly standard lens on the T3i (crop sensor). It will produce good images on both, though the crop sensor may dilute some of the fantastic qualities of the lens on the T3i (appearing slightly less sharp at the edges of the field and exaggerating the bokeh fringing). Regardless, it is a fantastic lens on either camera. It is a great value for a super sharp moderate wide on the 6D and is still one of the best large aperture standard focal length lenses you can get for canon crop sensor cameras as well.
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This camera is great for both still and video, bud autofocus in low light is great just adjust the iso and try to find a low light lens
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I have it on a canon sx50 works great. Actually I don't know why it wouldn't. It doesn't work for video just stills.
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Yes, this card should be an excellent card for both stills and video. It is very fast and it should hold hours of video if you so desire. It is also very compatible with pretty much every device as it is SDHC and not SDXC, as it would have been had it been a 64GB card. (Even those are very compatible with modern cameras.) Good luck.
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I use this card on a 7D with good results. Better to have more speed and capacity because you never know when you will need it. The 7D does great video. You will eventually use it v
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I use it with my Canon 5D and 600EX-RT, so I imagine it would have no problem working with the 6D either.
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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 depends on what is more important to you and how you shoot? The 7D has lots more AF points. Would you be using them? Do you currently rely on a crop sensor to get that extra focal length in your EF lenses? How used were you to shooting 35mm? Personally I can see the merits of having both. I love my 6D and full frame, but there are times absolute real estate of the sensor size isn't necessary and I'm looking to replace my aging, but solid, 40D. The 7d has a larger buffer, more processing power by 100%, dual slots, but a smaller sensor size for MP size. Are you shooting more video than stills? The 1st 7D excelled at that. I personally will always steer towards sensor size. I have images from a 11MP 1Ds that beat 15MP crop sensor cameras (not to mention 1 2/3" sensor 15MP cameras) simply because the MP weren't constrained to a small sensor size. I realize this really doesn't help answer your question and only asks more. But the camera is a tool, and it's very rare that a camera comes along that is that swiss army of cameras that does everything better than all the rest. Good luck in your decision.