Canon Camera Connect

Required to connect the Miops Trigger to a 3-pin Canon camera.

I use it to connect a Canon camera to an Atomos monitor. I has been working great.

Easier to set up and use as compared to Canon's Camera Connect app.

I use this cable to connect my monitor to my Canon R6M2 camera. Better quality then other cables I have tried in the past.

This connector now allows me to connect my Canon camera to my Fire and transfer photos to my Fire for back-up and storage on the road. You once had to buy expensive equipment to do this.

This has been extremely useful. I've been shooting a web series on my Canon T2i and using this cable to connect my Rode Videomic Pro to my camera and mount it to a boom pole. This gives me 25 feet of space between the camera and the mic, meaning I can capture wide shots while still getting clear audio. I haven't had any problems with the chord whatsoever so far - it's worked perfectly.

Used this to connect a canon cinema camera to an iMac for a StreamYard livestream - and it worked perfectly.

I use this adapter to connect my Canon Video camera to my PC as a web cam. It works great. Pretty much just plug and play. Very easy to set up.

Wanted to start doing some timelapse photography and shopped B&H for products that would work with my Canon 6D. I normally stick with only Canon accessories for my cameras but the Canon Timer seemed a bit pricey so I took a chance and tried the Shutterboss. It works great, no regrets on my decision. It's got every feature I need to do timelapse work. The only thing of note is that it doesn't snap/pop into the Canon body like Canon's own connectors do. I have a Canon remote trigger and you get a reassuring snap when you connect it to the camera. The Shutterboss connector does not do this, it's kind of a muddied feel when you connect it to the camera.

This cable is necessary to connect my Sennheiser wireless to my Canon 5D MK3. It screws in tight to the receiver, but the right-angle plug that goes into the camera needs to be checked from time to time. Just by handling the camera, I found it did not stay seated always.