Canon Eos 7D Mark Iii Digital Slr Camera

This is what I am looking for to use in my Canon EOS 60D SLR.

I just bought a Canon Mark III and needed a grip. Silly me thinking I could use the one from my Canon 7D. When I searched, I found the Canon brand for nearly $300 and I was not willing to spend that. Did some more research, read the reviews and settled on this one. I love it. it feels good in my hand and it lightweight.

Recently switched from a Canon 7D to the 5D Mark III and I needed a way to fire my Canon 430exII flash off camera. I just couldn't swing the cost of another flash as a master so I tried this Vello flash trigger. So far they have worked great. I will be using these for a portrait session in a couple of weeks and will try to update the review afterwards with more detail on the performance.

At the time I ordered a Canon EOS 7D Mark II with both an SD and CF memory card slots, I was pleased to see this kit that provided both cards that also matched the specs for the camera. The kit was both convenient and also price competative.

I've always used a filter on my SLR lenses so when I got my brand new Canon EOS digital SLR I was surprised that the color of the first few shots was off. Then I remembered the filter. All good now!!!

It is well made as you would expect from Nikon. I am using it on my Canon EOS 5D Mark III and a Canon 100mm f/2.8 macro lens. I made a extension tube out of a 2 PVC pipe. At one end of the PVC tube I glued an old 58mm filter so I could attach it to my lens and at the other end the slide copying adaptor fit perfectly and it works great. My set-up is the same as one of the other reviewers.

The right product for my Canon EOS 5 mark iii.I talked to a photographer and not just a sale personnel. When asked for information I got very useful, accurate, and courtesy data from an individual how happen to be a product order. The flash cord is just what I needed, again.Not sales: just information; as it has been for my last 30 plus years with B&H!

I have a Canon EOS 5D Mark III and have found it to get very heavy when carrying it around for long periods of time. The Spider Holster is comfortable, extremely well made and gives my arm a rest between shooting.

I upgraded to the EOS-1D Mark III from using the Canon 20D, so as you can probably guess, the improvements are amazing. I shoot a lot of basketball games and the 10 fps high speed drive mode is like firing a machine gun. Being able to shoot so fast has greatly increased the number of really great shots I get. I like the bright LCD and find my auto focusing is much improved. I have been shooting at about a 320 shutter with with the ISO set at 3200 (low light in those gyms) and get very clean pictures with very little noise. They say it is the photographer and not the camera that makes a great picture... but the EOS-1D has definately improved my game.

I recently moved from a Canon 5D Mark III to the EOS R5. It is great to be able to use my old L series lens with the new camera.