does this mic work with a canon 70D?
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I am sure it would, however I do not find it to be a good microphone. The internal mic produces as good if not better sound.
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I plan to use with my Canon DSLR. I am not sure if is good enough for studio voice over recordings.
649029
If the mic connector on the camera is a screw lock connector it should work. If its not a screw lock the plug wont fit all the way in to the unit and it wont work
1624774
I don't think that Mic will work, Brian. I used an Olympus ME 51s on my Canon T3i, an it worked great! Stereo too!
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Yes, this lens works on an EF mount, compatible with a 70D and it is designed for a crop sensor camera, which the 70D is.
355842
It should... I believe that has a 'mini' in, right? I know some Canons don't, mine worked on a D90 and a D7000. I'm not sure if I put it in my review but the shock mount quickly went out... the rubber bands created a "squeaking" sound that was totally audible, like, obnoxiously. I don't use the mic anymore but it did pick up great sound... when it wasn't squeaking :)
2164431
It's is compatible with any camera that has a mic input. You can get an adapter to go from 1/4" to 3.5mm if you need but it will work fine.
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If you can plug in an external mic with your camera it should work. I use it with a canon 60d.
1101442
I am not sure I checked the plugins and it worked on the 3 different types of cameras I have. The audio is not the greatest now so I bought some exterior mics and put them on the lines which worked out pretty good. Still am noticing a humming sound in the sound.
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EzFoto Professional DV Stereo microphone for Canon EOS 7D 5D Mark II Rebel T3i T2i 60D, Nikon D300S D3S D7000 D5100 Coolpix P7000, Sony a65 a55, A33, A580, A560, DSR-PD198p, Pentax K-7, K-5, Olympus E-5, E-620. If your Canon model has the small microphone jacks, it will probably work for you. If it doesn't, you can probably return it to Amazon at no charge and all of your money back.
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If it has an aux entry on the camera then yes. If it doesn't then no. But this mic isn't all that good. Try to buy another higher quality. I own this microphone just in case you're wondering if I'm a credible source.
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I do not know for sure that it works on a 70D but it works fine on a 60D and 5d Mark III. I would say if you have a red dot to line up the lens then it should work fine.
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I don't recommend this mic especially for camcorder. I tried it out with my Canon Vixia HF M50 and the sound was pretty bad. It had a very pronounced hum and the sound quality wasn't there. Might be better with smart phone, but I am returning the one I purchased as it doesn't work with camcorder for me.
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Brian - I don't know. But I can tell you, this mic is not something I would recommend. When I use it with my Canon T3i Camera, the camera supplies the voltage needed for the microphone (the mic doesn't have internal batteries). Sometimes, the camera voltage is too low and the microphone sounds very distorted. In addition, it tends to fluctuate in output - getting loud, then soft. A better choice would probably be one of the inexpensive Audio Technica battery powered mics. Just my 2 cents worth. Good luck.
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It works on my 70D but with different canon lenses like my 70-200m f/4L, 50mm f/1.4, and 24-70mm f/2.8L. I don't have a 100-300mm lens.
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I've only used it with the canon eos 7D and it was great. I have not had access to a 70D yet but I assume it will work since most of the accessories "like batteries" are the same for the whole canon dslr line
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Yes it will, providing you use Cannons EOS utility, which came on the install disks with your camera. I have a Cannon T4i which is not to far away from your 70D and it works perfectly. Just remember the longer the cable is there is a small delay waiting for your images to show up (eg. laptop, desktop.) I would assume that you would be using it to show customers photos as you take them typically via Laptop. Oh if you get this than spend the extra few dollars and get the tether connection holders to prevent accidentally pulling the cords out of camera. That could be very expensive to get fixed. Happy Shooting!!