Does this work with a Canon Powershot SX520 HS to download photos from camera to computer?
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I`m sorry I really don`t know! but I can tell you that because, I couldn`t find another usb, to go with my old camera, I finally had to get a new camera!
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I'm not sure, it may. I brought it to work with a Canon xti rebel. If you check on canon website, and see if this works with a canon Power shot, if it uses the same cable as the xti, you will be fine.
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Mine is a SX 50 HS, so I'm not sure if it works with any other, and the cable is not needed for anything but software updates, which apparently are not really needed either. I did get a software update, but it made no difference with the function of the camera, and Best Buy and Cannon both said it's not really needed. Hope that helps a little. :-) Good Luck!
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I have a Canon Powershot XS50HS. It works there. It is a standard SDHC chip and should fit most cameras that take that style chip. But you should ask the company about your specific camera. They are very responsive to inquiries.
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http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/1/0300012151/01/pssx510hs-cu-en.pdfcut and paste the above URL and it should take you right to the Users Guide for the camera
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It works fine with my Canon 400D (XTi). If your camera specs a NB-2LH battery I see no reason why it wouldn't work. PS Just looked the specs for sx50 and it does't take an NB-2LH battery. It Takes an NB-10L. jtt
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I am not certain. I purchased it for the SX50 and it did not fit. Although much less expensive than the Canon adaptor it seemed to be poorly made. I threw mine away and bought the Canon product.
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I am not sure if you are asking about the cable or the camera. The camera I have is Sony Cybershot DSC-H55. The cable I bought to connect from the camera to the USB port on the computer is the one listed. The camera end of the cable is proprietary and the computer end is USB. The cable works fine with my camera and the camera is automatically recognized as an external drive by Window 7. I hope that answers your question.
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Hi - My camera is an SX40 HS and i was rather disappointed with the products, since it does not attach very well to the camera - i was kind of busy and unable to do a proper review, but my recommendation is to check if it will attache to your model - for the SX40, i did not...
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According to the manufacturer page it supports up to 32GB.http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/digital_cameras/powershot_sx160_is#Specifications
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I'm not sure, but as long as your camera takes SDHC type cards, it should work. Especially if the Nikon P520 takes 1080i HD video, at a read/write speed of 30 MB/s or faster. The extreme Pro series list it's read/write speed at 95 MB/s. If you're using your camera to take just still images, then a less expensive, slower speed smart card (20-60 MB/s) might be your best choice.
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I don't know. I use it in PowerShot SX260HS. Canon website says:Storage MediaSD/SDHC/SDXC memory card, Eye-Fi, MultiMediaCard, MMCplus card, HC MMCplus card
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It says it does. However, I have not set it up. It requires setting up an account with Canon. It's not typical plug and play. Transferring the SD card to a laptop works for me. It came with a USB SD card reader which works great.
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I believe this kit of ND filters will work for your camera. Check out the link down below of a Canon PowerShot SX50hs using a 67mm filter. Hope this helped.http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/50941634
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Yes. this cable is compatible with a Canon SX520HC camera. I hope this helps and thank you for looking.
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If your camera has a memory stick I am sure it will work. I have a Sony Cyber Shot DSC-N2 that has a memory stick and I use it for down load photos from the memory stick to my computer. Hope this helps. John
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I'm sorry I can't say for sure because I have a Canon PowerShot ELPH 320HS. It works great in my camera and for $7, it would be worth a try. Also I think the other reviewer is right.
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I use it in a canon powershot SX50HS. It will probably fit any canon. If the chip you have now looks like the one in the picture, it will probably work. BUT... I would not buy this chip again. I trusted it to my trip to Madagascar and I had lots of black "pictures" in the download. I snapped the picture but it didn't write to the chip. Fortunately, my husband took a lot of the same pictures so I could reconstruct what was lost. It's much cheaper than buying an SD chip in the local camera store, but its not worth it in the scheme of things to loose your vacation pictures. I have two of them and I "retired" them.Jeannie Marcus I use it in a canon powershot SX50HS. It will probably fit any canon. If the chip you have now looks like the one in the picture, it will probably work. BUT... I would not buy this chip again. I trusted it to my trip to Madagascar and I had lots of black "pictures" in the download. I snapped the picture but it didn't write to the chip. Fortunately, my husband took a lot of the same pictures so I could reconstruct what was lost. It's much cheaper than buying an SD chip in the local camera store, but its not worth it in the scheme of things to loose your vacation pictures. I have... » Read More I use it in a canon powershot SX50HS. It will probably fit any canon. If the chip you have now looks like the one in the picture, it will probably work. BUT... I would not buy this chip again. I trusted it to my trip to Madagascar and I had lots of black "pictures" in the download. I snapped the picture but it didn't write to the chip. Fortunately, my husband took a lot of the same pictures so I could reconstruct what was lost. It's much cheaper than buying an SD chip in the local camera store, but its not worth it in the scheme of things to loose your vacation pictures. I have two of them and I "retired" them.Jeannie Marcus « Show Less