Hi! Does it work on canon650d? And can you use them outside, without having it in the outlet?
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They are just lights. What camera you use does not matter. They do need to be plugged into an outlet.
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1. Any lights will work with any camera.2. No, these are AC only (alternating current). They have no battery options short of a generator.
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Yes they need to be plugged in. I used them for indoor studio product shots...Worked for good internet photo product shots... if doing other studio-portraits,you may need a Top light... hope that helps.
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It's is a self contained unit, meaning it will work with any camera. It doesn't connect to the camera. I have used them and it is great for a budget lighting system. I have not used them outside because they require an outlet. I have debated buying a generator or something similar to accomodate but haven't yet.
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You must use a generator to have a continuous power for continuous lighting
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They are electric, so you need an outlet, or an external power source such as a generator.
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Is a kit that actually provides continuos lighting (+ soft box diffuser). it is not controlled directly by your camera (like a flash); instead, you will need actually an outlet to work with this guys.
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I plug mine into a regular 110 outlet. This is a delightful, compact, light weight printer. It is fast and quiet. Such a great product by Canon.
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You have to have an AC outlet. I have several cameras outside. I had to drill a hole, run wire across my attic and then spice into the AC adapter in my den where they are all plugged into an AC power strip. If you have an AC adapter closer to your camera you may not need to go through all that, but you need AC power.
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Yes, I've been using them for a couple of years now and have had no problems with them on my Canon Multipass 530.
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I have a Canon DC 50 and they work fine. The only problem I've had was getting the recordings off the disc and onto computer HD. You had to use the software Canon said to use, (Roxio), sorry if that is not the right spelling. I am going to try with Windows 7 and try and find some cheap software other than Roxio.
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if you put 'chargeable' batteries in it you could charge them but outside of the camera. I don't believe there is anyway to have external power with this camera.
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Yes they aren't attached to your camera. They are on at all times by switch. They plug into the wall.
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Dear friend, Thank you for your questions. Please note that the Camera has no battery inside, and it is not support for battery carrying, so you are right that the camera has to be continually plugged into the electrical outlet to work. It is hope I have solved your problems. Best regards!
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You have to charge it outside the camera. It's a very good idea to have a spare battery, as your battery will inevitably run down at the worst possible moment. Be aware that Canon will not honor the warranty if a non-Canon battery causes a problem. That didn't stop me from buying a cheaper, third-party battery as a back-up, though, as the cost difference was substantial.
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These two contact chargers may work, but they don't have a connection to the thermistor in the battery pack (the "T" contact) like the real Canon charger and as a result, the pack could be overheating and they don't know. This is a safety hazard.
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The cameras require 9 volts DC, and 600 ma current capacity. So I suppose you can power one of the cameras with a battery for outside use but that doesn't seem practical to me. The cameras are design to be used with the supplied AC adapter.
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Hi Nguyen,Yes, these would work with that camera, and no, it comes with the adapter you need, however please know this. That camera wasn't meant for lenses, the quality of the photos is poor and the camera gets confused even in manual settings. I would recommend buying the canon t3 which is just as good and is meant for lenses. Good luck and happy shooting!
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I have used my Canon charger to charge my batteries and they have worked flawlessly. Since they didn't come with their own charger, I guess it was kind of assumed we would use the OEM charger or purchase one separately. Hope this helps.
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Easy answer: Buy the Canon CB-2LW Battery Charger and get a plug adapter. The Charger is multi-voltage compatible. I just took it with me to China and charged up the battery overnight - in the morning, I was ready to video the sites! :) I'd recommend getting at least two of the higher capacity Canon BP-2L14 Battery - that way you can carry a spare charged battery with you. The Kensington 33117 International All-in-One Travel Plug Adapter works okay, but there are some plugs where it won't work (I found the diagonal slanted prong style in China sometimes needs the third ground prong which the Kensington doesn't have). Hope this helps! Easy answer: Buy the Canon CB-2LW Battery Charger and get a plug adapter. The Charger is multi-voltage compatible. I just took it with me to China and charged up the battery overnight - in the morning, I was ready to video the sites! :) I'd recommend getting at least two of the higher capacity Canon BP-2L14 Battery - that way you can carry a spare charged battery with you. The Kensington 33117 International All-in-One Travel Plug Adapter works okay, but there are some plugs where it won't work (I found the diagonal slanted prong style in China sometimes needs the third ground prong which... » Read More Easy answer: Buy the Canon CB-2LW Battery Charger and get a plug adapter. The Charger is multi-voltage compatible. I just took it with me to China and charged up the battery overnight - in the morning, I was ready to video the sites! :) I'd recommend getting at least two of the higher capacity Canon BP-2L14 Battery - that way you can carry a spare charged battery with you. The Kensington 33117 International All-in-One Travel Plug Adapter works okay, but there are some plugs where it won't work (I found the diagonal slanted prong style in China sometimes needs the third ground prong which the Kensington doesn't have). Hope this helps! « Show Less
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You can use your original Canon charger that came with your camera to charge these batteries. That's what I used and it's still fine till this day.
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I ordered that and when I received it, it would not work beyond 10ft pointed straight at the sensor. I called the company and they said it was a bad one and sent a replacement. I got the same effect with the replacement. So personally I think you would be better off with a cable switch or just using timer on your camera. these DO NOT get the range specified so I count them as a piece of crap. I certainly would not use it to attempt wildlife photography or anything of that nature. This answer is based off of using a canon rebel xs. Dslr
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I would also assume they would work but I wouldn't count on it. I returned these cartridges because a leakage problem with one of them and another didn't seem to be recognized by my printer. Like the user below I ended up going to Best Buy and buying the Canon brand. Yes, I paid more but I am completely satisfied with their performance.