Does the confirm chip work with the Canon EOS 5D Mark III?
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While this is a great adapter, and will work on almost any canon full frame, sadly this most likely will not work with the 5d iii due to reverse engineering- this AF chip was produced before the introduction of the 5d iii. I have had great luck with adapters that have the Optix V5+ or V6 chip on the 5 iii. They are very well made (i've used them in m42 and Nikon to EOS mount) and seem to be extremely accurate for focusing. they have some nice features too, such as programming different lenses to one adapter, and "focus trap". The EzPhoto adapter is very good too and I have some for my other applications, bu tmine do not workk on the 5d iii.
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While this is a great adapter, and will work on almost any canon full frame, sadly this most likely will not work with the 5d iii due to reverse engineering- this AF chip was produced before the introduction of the 5d iii. I have had great luck with adapters that have the Optix V5+ or V6 chip on the 5 iii. They are very well made (i've used them in m42 and Nikon to EOS mount) and seem to be extremely accurate for focusing. they have some nice features too, such as programming different lenses to one adapter, and "focus trap". The EzPhoto adapter is very good too and I have some for my other applications, bu tmine do not workk on the 5d iii. While this is a great adapter, and will work on almost any canon full frame, sadly this most likely will not work with the 5d iii due to reverse engineering- this AF chip was produced before the introduction of the 5d iii. I have had great luck with adapters that have the Optix V5+ or V6 chip on the 5 iii. They are very well made (i've used them in m42 and Nikon to EOS mount) and seem to be extremely accurate for focusing. they have some nice features too, such as programming different lenses to one adapter, and "focus trap". The EzPhoto adapter is very good too and I have some... » Read More While this is a great adapter, and will work on almost any canon full frame, sadly this most likely will not work with the 5d iii due to reverse engineering- this AF chip was produced before the introduction of the 5d iii. I have had great luck with adapters that have the Optix V5+ or V6 chip on the 5 iii. They are very well made (i've used them in m42 and Nikon to EOS mount) and seem to be extremely accurate for focusing. they have some nice features too, such as programming different lenses to one adapter, and "focus trap". The EzPhoto adapter is very good too and I have some for my other applications, bu tmine do not workk on the 5d iii. « Show Less
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it worked both on my 5DmkII and EOS 1100. So yes, I believe it works on the 7DI, 7DII and all Canon EOS, except the M series.On croppped sensor camera such as the 7D, it will be effectively 35*1.6-80*1.6 lens ie 56-128mmtuong
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I've never worked with that camera, but I would assume so. It connected to my Canon 5D Mark III just fine.
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I've used mine with a 5dmkiii, I would check two things: 1. is your camera set to "2sec/remote control" mode? The remote will not work if it is set to any other mode, such as high speed continuous, silent shutter, or any other except either the 2 sec or 10 sec self timer. 2. maybe the battery is dead.
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Yes it will work with a 5D Mark3. If it were me I would purchase the canon 100mm L thought.
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No. You need to get a different model for your camera 5D Mark III uses BG-E11. Your camera manual has Canon tech support phone number to assist you. The battery grip vary from model to model, so double check before purchasing.
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I don't know positively, but I assume it would. As I said in my review, it is custom-tailored to the Canon EOS cameras. It works seamlessly with my 5D classic, and also did on my 40D before I sold it. There's really nothing to program; just attach, turn on, and shoot! Hope this helps!
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I can't recommend the EzFoto AF-Confirm adapter for a 5D3. It doesn't work on my 5D3, although it works perfectly on my 7D.
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Hi Susan, I am not certain. I works fin e with my Canon EOS 5D MK II ... Sorry I do not know more. B&H Photo can probably answer this question.
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With newer 2012 + cameras yes. Still a bit buggy on my 7D. Works fine on my 5D3 and eos -M
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I have the 5D Mark iii and it works beautifully. I would chek to see if the 6D has the same type of plugin for a remote. I think it has the same one because they are bith full frame cameras. If it matches up it will work. Just check out pictures online to confirm. The remote works great!
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I have a Canon 5d mark 2 and a Canon 7d and it works great on both of them. I would say it works on the T3i because it's still a canon flash and hot shoe system.
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No. It works with the following: NEEWER Timer Remote for Canon 50D, 40D, 30D, 20D, 10D, 5D,1Ds Mark III, 1D Mark III, 1D Mark II N, 1Ds Mark II,1D, 1V, EOS 3, D2000 by NEEWER
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Compatible with 5D Mark II, but not with 5D mark III. It looks like you may need an Ee-S for the original 5D (that you call Mark I).
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I've used it with my t3i with no problem. I used the optical slave sensor. As long as it can sense the cameras flash, it will trigger.
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Yes it does have a focus confirm chip and does let you know that your subject is in focus but, I don't find it to be very accurate esp when shooting below F5.6. It's a very sharp lens though. Love it so far.
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