Will this work on a canon 5d mkIII?
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This item does not have a "camera" requirement, it is only a "target". Any camera that you point at it will record an image and that image will reveal if the camera in question has a "back focus" or "front focus" problem. If (and this is important) your camera has a "Focus adjustment" (Canon = AF microadjustment, Nikon = AF Fine-Tune, other cameras may vary) then you can shift the focus point forward or back until the target shows a centered focus (in your test picture(s)). If you have multiple lenses, each gets it's own setting (on this camera). If your camera has no option to change Auto Focus range... this item is of no use.Instruction Sheet:spyder.datacolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/SpyderLensCal_UserGuide_English.pdf This item does not have a "camera" requirement, it is only a "target". Any camera that you point at it will record an image and that image will reveal if the camera in question has a "back focus" or "front focus" problem. If (and this is important) your camera has a "Focus adjustment" (Canon = AF microadjustment, Nikon = AF Fine-Tune, other cameras may vary) then you can shift the focus point forward or back until the target shows a centered focus (in your test picture(s)). If you have multiple lenses, each gets it's own setting (on this... » Read More This item does not have a "camera" requirement, it is only a "target". Any camera that you point at it will record an image and that image will reveal if the camera in question has a "back focus" or "front focus" problem. If (and this is important) your camera has a "Focus adjustment" (Canon = AF microadjustment, Nikon = AF Fine-Tune, other cameras may vary) then you can shift the focus point forward or back until the target shows a centered focus (in your test picture(s)). If you have multiple lenses, each gets it's own setting (on this camera). If your camera has no option to change Auto Focus range... this item is of no use.Instruction Sheet:spyder.datacolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/SpyderLensCal_UserGuide_English.pdf « Show Less
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Yes it will work on a 5d. This product will work with any camera and lens. Its the software in the camera that allows you to make the needed adjustments per lens. Look at a 60d, it can't make a lens adjustment in its software. But other cameras can like the 5d mklll. The Mark 3 will remember and automatically adjust every lens you have ever used this product on. It is a great tool to setup all of your lens with. ---- Have a great day! R.Wilkerson
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I have used it on 5D MarkII. I believe you are asking for Sony A7. And this should work.
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Should fitthe Mk III. Canon DSlr's have 2 size view finders, one foir the subframe cropped bodies and the 5D's and another adapter to attach to the 1 series (bigger). I can't imagine that they would make a different size VF for the MKIII.'
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I use it on a Canon 7D. I can't imagine it wouldn't work on the 5d as well.
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Most likely. I got one for my 5D III and it seems to work fine. You can try to email them directly for your specific camera.
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Sorry I have 5d mark III,I know it's compatible with canon speedlite 600 EX
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I'm not sure I use it with my 5d mark iii ......check your owners manual under accessories it will give you the comparable remote.
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The ST E2 works flawlessly with My Canon EOS T2i. Sorry, I don't know if that will work on the 5D MKII.
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Yes, also will work for the 5d Mark III if you upgrade some day. It actually will fit all pro EOS Canon.
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Hi Robert, I am pretty sure it works with the 5D Mark 3. I use it with my Nikon D800 and D600 and it works with all DSLRs. It works with a stereo mini-jack. It's a great choice.
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I have a Canon 5D Mark III and the lens works great. It comes with an adaptor so it fits on canon cameras.
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I have one on my 5D Mark III. Just make sure you purchase one that is specifically made for the Mark III. I think it fits the 7D also.
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yes it will work very well with the 5d mark II. I own a Mark II and Mark III
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Yes it does. Coicidentally, about 10 minutes ago I was using it with my 5d mkiii.
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Yes the cannon version of this lens will operate with full function on the 5d mark 3.
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Hey Pablo Thanks for the email. Yes the Canon 5D mk II will work perfectly with this rig :). Dont forget to add a lens gear to your order to use the follow focus. Hope that helps All the best, Tom
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I use my Vello FreeWave Plus Wireless Remote Shutter Release on my Canon 5D Mk II. I have no experience with the 5D Mk III. My guess is that it will work since it probably has most to do with the connection to the camera body. Have you talked to the manufacturer?