Will hold the batteries for Canon 20d &amp; 5d?
436350
Yes - it hold four batteries for the 5D / MkII / MkIII / 20D etc. with or without the batteries yellow protective covers in place. Wish it had a business card holder built into its back incase it gets misplaced, but I usually tuck one into one of the four compartments.
1007126
I have a 5D mark 2....but in my battery stopped holding a charge after one year of very light use.
2163171
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.
285843
They work on my Canon 60D. Also, I use Eneloop rechargeable and have no issues with these batteries either in the transceivers or in my flash units.
365813
I use it for my k10d I would assume it would with the 20D it is cheap buy if it does not that was my logic when I bought it and I love it!
1767031
I have a 6D, that firmware, and STK batteries, and they work fine. Your Canon charger however, will not charge them properly. I got a free charger from STK that works with STK and Canon batteries. Just send them an email and they will get you one.
1313375
No. I've used battery grips with 300D, 10D, 40D and now 60D Canons. All were unique and not interchangeable with each other.
2256517
i use a battery grip for my camera, other than that, they are awesome batteries. ive been using them for a while and no problems. they last a long time
1414756
Not all of them, only the pocket sized ones. My 20D and my wife's Rebel XT use CF.
712401
I don't know. I only have Canon batteries. You may want to check a Canon forum such as Photography on the Net(you can google it). You should be able to find an answer there.
353438
No that battery is for the Canon EOS Cameras. Canon 40D uses a much smaller and cheaper battery.
1080589
Yes you can. The first or main battery is in the body of the camera, this houses the second battery OR 6 AA batteries. If no battery is in it, the camera and battery grip controls still function.
1763270
I bought them to hold my EN-EL3e batteries for my Nikon D300 and although tight, they work fine. you may want to check to compare the size of your Cannon batteries to these Nikon batteries to determine if this Holster will fit your batteries. I have attached these Holsters to my camera case straps and they are very utilitarian.
1453858
I have a Canon 5D Mark II and the battery grip works very well. I am very pleased with it.
1367108
I have grips for both my cameras (a Canon 5D Mk III and a Canon 69D). My workhorse camera (the 5D) has the grip on all the time. No use the wear and tear of taking it off and putting it on all the time), while 60D is my travel camera and back up for the 5D. Since you have to take off the battery door to mount the grip, and ten replace the door when you remove the grip (for travel), I seldom use the grip on the 60D. It depends on how often you are going to need the extra battery. I hope this helps. D. Phares, Chandler, AZ.
1473885
I own a D3000 and the batteries work just fine. They don't hold as much as the original one but they don't cost as much either and I always carry at least 2 with me.
146329
I use it frequently with both the 6D And 5D. It will have to be without a battery grip because it will be too tall for the focus ring.