Is it comparable with the Canon EOS 70D
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I don't know from experience. I do know that the USB cable required for the 7D is because that camera was designed before the GP-E2 was fully baked. I would be shocked if the 70D required anything other than a connection to the hotshoe.
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The Canon website specs for the GP-E2 states that is is compatible with the 70D. I would want to know if it utilizes the flash shoe like the 5D Mark III. The 7D must use a USB cable and has some limitations.
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Pages 416 and 417 of the 70D Instruction Manual (System Map) show that it is intended to be used in the hot shoe.
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I like my 70d very well. I have not had an an opportunity to use a 6d. So all I can speak from is my experience with the 70d. It is a very user friendly camera and has several wonderful features to get the pictures and performance that I wanted in a DSLR.
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As of July 2,2013 the Canon EOS 70D is compatible with 103 Canon EF lenses including the EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM. For more information visit http://www.canon.com/
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I am using it in my Canon 60D and it works fine. If the Canon battery in the 60D is the same as the 70D, seems they would be interchangeable?
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It's an improvement if you have a T4i, T5i, or 70D. Otherwise, you will likely get less than satisfactory performance. These new generation models have the compatible features for both the EF-S lens type--where it's closer to the sensor--and STep Motor technology for quick and virtually silent autofocus. But don't expect it to perform to specs or even as well as your older lenses if your camera body is not one of the three listed above. If you used it on a 5D Mark III for example, it would be noisy, the focus would stutter a bit, and slow.
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Hi Joe, do you use this as an intervalometer? Is it any good? Or do you have any recommendations with the 70D? Many thanks.
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I have not used a Canon D6 but it does have some nice features that the 70D does not have like GPS , low noise on higher iso and better image quality.. but it is over 50% higher price but not something that you buy everyday. We are very happy with our 70D and feel it was a good value for the package we bought...
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Actually it's the exact same sensor...the only difference there is that the 7D uses dual Digic IV processors where as the T2i only uses a single one (which affects the burst FPS). The sensor and processor are identical. It might not be *quite* as good at low-light only because using a single processor instead of 2 means there's not as much in-camera PP but it's not a huge difference (pictures looked very similar taken between the 7D and T2i).
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i would say the major difference in price is because of the build quality..i have used this dslr kit and i was really happy with everything..and the canon 70-200 should fitas you have a lot of space to move your camera body back and forth.
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It works fine on my 60d. So should work fine on 70d. It is slower to focus than the Canon version. Mine is very sharp. Mine does not have IS, but that does not bother me. I think it is well built, and the price cannot be beat for a 2.8 zoom. If lack of IS and USM do not bother you, it is a great lens.
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Yes! The camera is very user friendly and ready to use out of the box. When we recently compared the images from this camera to those from our previous Canon Powershot, there was no question about which was the superior piece of equipment. We are very pleased with the purchase and recommend it highly
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Yes it is compatible with the 70D. I popped this lens on my friend's 70D and we did not see any compatibility issues.
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Thank you for your inquiry. In regards to your question, yes, this is compatible with the Canon EOS 70D. If you have any additional questions or concerns please feel free to contact us directly at 800-991-3350.
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As Steve said YES, this will work, just checked the Canon website: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/slr_cameras/eos_70d#BoxContent it shows it comes with the LP-E6 battery pack which this is the LP-E6 here. I also agree though with Steve to purchase the Canon version as I've made the mistake of purchasing the cheap ones on Amazon and none of them can really hold a charge for more than a month (not in use) and last about half the time while in use. I hate spending the extra cash but when it comes to a nice DSLR you want to make sure you can rely on your gear.
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Yes it will, providing you use Cannons EOS utility, which came on the install disks with your camera. I have a Cannon T4i which is not to far away from your 70D and it works perfectly. Just remember the longer the cable is there is a small delay waiting for your images to show up (eg. laptop, desktop.) I would assume that you would be using it to show customers photos as you take them typically via Laptop. Oh if you get this than spend the extra few dollars and get the tether connection holders to prevent accidentally pulling the cords out of camera. That could be very expensive to get fixed. Happy Shooting!!
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I think you should be comparing this camera to Nikon's D70s, not the D50. I just bought the D70s after much comparison shopping with the Canon XT. I don't think you can go wrong either way. The deciding factor for me was the superior lens in the Nikon kit vs. the Canon which everyone agrees is practically a throw-away. So if you do decide on the Canon, at least buy the body only and upgrade your lens.
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http://cameratobuy.net/compare/canon-t3-vs-t3i/ or http://snapsort.com/compare/Canon-T3-vs-Canon-T3iThese web sites will help you.