Will this work with a Canon PowerShot Elph 330HS? (10x optical zoom)
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I did not use with canon powershot Elph 330HS; You may want to log onto Canon USA and check specifications for your Canon Camera
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According to several magazines, it should work. You can read, for instance, the following article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_EF-S_lens_mount
1255463
It will work well, but once you begin to stop down there will be some vignetting. It also will not work with all lenses. Having said that there is no better adapter for the price. If price is not an issue then get red rocks adapter. It will electronically close the iris with all canon lenses. the red rock is the best adapter on the market. I would not buy a gh3 if I had an option. Buy a t3i or t2i instead. Larger sensor will always give you a better image and a shallower depth of field. GH3 is a dangerous investment do not expect great images in post from that camera.
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I think that it should be okay with any powershot. I have the powershot elph 300hs and it fits wonderfully. I looked up your model and don't see where there will be a problem. It truly is a nice case that protects and secures the camera.
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Not according to the specs for this cable. The PowerShot models are not listed. I think this cable is designed for Canon digital SLR cameras, not the Canon point and shoot cameras.
2127674
I don't have an elph 330, but I have an sx50 conon which work perfectly with this tripod. The Amazon website lists the Elph 530 hs and the elph 310 hs as being caompatible, so I would expect the 330 to be as well.
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Hi, I am just an amateur photographer but, if it helps here is some info on the Canon PowerShot ELPH 330 HS. I will "assume" that the HS in the model number refers to High Speed and the specs lean in that direction. The 330 HS has a shutter speed of 1/2000th of a Second, the sensitivity has an Auto mode and manual of the ISO from 80 to 6400 in 1 step increments, there is a Hi-Speed Burst mode. In the Hi-Speed Burst mode the recording pixels are 1984x1488. The shutter speeds are sensitivity ranges are Not as great as some of the digital ie., DSLR's. I am still experimenting with my new camera and have not as yet taken a picture specifically requiring "Hi Speeds". Maybe someone more professional can translate the specs into your specific requirements . Good luck and I hope this helps. JH
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This one may be ithttp://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/838800-REG/Canon_5709B001_WP_DC330L.html
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Yes. It's compatible with any of the recent EOS models, and probably with most of the recent Powershots-anything that can use the E-TTL or E-TTL II (1995 or later).
1264892
If you buy the one for the canon mount it will work. I use mine on a XSI. Remember you have to use manuel focus.
1619684
According to several magazines, it should work. You can read, for instance, the following article:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_EF-S_lens_mount
748108
It should work fine. I've used mine with the EOS Rebel XTi and the EOS 70D.
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I really don't know as I have the Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 HS but the charger is exactly like the one that came with my camera. It works perfectly. If this helps, the back of the charger says "Canon BATTERY CHARGER CB-2LV; INPUT: 100V-240V AC 50//60Hz 0.1A(100V)-0.06A(240V) OUTPUT:4.2V ----0.65A. USE THIS BATTERY CHARGER FOR CANON-RECOMMENDED BATTERIES ONLY" . It has has "CANON" Battery Charger on the front as depicted, has reccessible prongs, fits batteries about 1 1/2" x 1 7/16" x 1/4" with three contacts. An LED light blinks while charging, turns solid green when done.
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I primarily use mine on Canon but have used them on an older Olympus and regularly on my Fuji x100. Pretty much, it's a standard sized hotshoe with a centered sync pin (the majority of what's out there), it's likely going to work great for you. As a note, I love my Atlas IIs and my Odins (Odin's wouldn't be compatible).
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As long as the lens is designated as a "micro 4/3" mount then it will work with your EM10 camera.
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I really don't know as I have the Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 HS but the charger is exactly like the one that came with my camera. It works perfectly. If this helps, the back of the charger says "Canon BATTERY CHARGER CB-2LV; INPUT: 100V-240V AC 50//60Hz 0.1A(100V)-0.06A(240V) OUTPUT:4.2V ----0.65A. USE THIS BATTERY CHARGER FOR CANON-RECOMMENDED BATTERIES ONLY" . It has has "CANON" Battery Charger on the front as depicted, has reccessible prongs, fits batteries about 1 1/2" x 1 7/16" x 1/4" with three contacts. An LED light blinks while charging, turns solid green when done. I really don't know as I have the Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 HS but the charger is exactly like the one that came with my camera. It works perfectly. If this helps, the back of the charger says "Canon BATTERY CHARGER CB-2LV; INPUT: 100V-240V AC 50//60Hz 0.1A(100V)-0.06A(240V) OUTPUT:4.2V ----0.65A. USE THIS BATTERY CHARGER FOR CANON-RECOMMENDED BATTERIES ONLY" . It has has "CANON" Battery Charger on the front as depicted, has reccessible prongs, fits batteries about 1 1/2" x 1 7/16" x 1/4" with three contacts. An LED light blinks while charging, turns solid... » Read More I really don't know as I have the Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 HS but the charger is exactly like the one that came with my camera. It works perfectly. If this helps, the back of the charger says "Canon BATTERY CHARGER CB-2LV; INPUT: 100V-240V AC 50//60Hz 0.1A(100V)-0.06A(240V) OUTPUT:4.2V ----0.65A. USE THIS BATTERY CHARGER FOR CANON-RECOMMENDED BATTERIES ONLY" . It has has "CANON" Battery Charger on the front as depicted, has reccessible prongs, fits batteries about 1 1/2" x 1 7/16" x 1/4" with three contacts. An LED light blinks while charging, turns solid green when done. « Show Less
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I have an HS30 and it didn't work. I ended up returning this item. I don't know about your camera but my experience with a camera with a fixed lens is it does not take anything that will do something the camera is not designed to do in the first place.