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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I've used this with the now discontinued EOS R and it worked. Will this work with the EOS R7?

A: The Canon WFT-E7A Wireless File Transmitter (Version 2) is not compatible with the Canon R7.

Q: 2. Can this be used out on the field without internet access? Like other items on the market that use an ad-hoc Wi-Fi Network?

A: While it depends completely on what you are using to pick up the signal this is generating, generally the answer is yes, you can use it without internet access when you provide your own network.

Q: 3. Does it also work with Canon 5D MK III?

A: According to Canon the WFT-E7A (VER.2) is only compatible with the 7D II at this time. For the 5D III, you would need the first version of the WFT-E7A.

Q: 4. What is the range of distance and is there a way to extend the range for drone work?

A: distance of approximately 32.8 feet it can't be extended

Q: 5. Looking for a file transmiter for my 6D?

A: You can go with the Camranger mini. Click on the link below to view; https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1430644-REG/camranger_1020_camranger_mini.html

Q: 6. How does it physically and electronically connect to the camera?

A: Correct it plugs into the left of the Ethernet port. The port is called the System Extension Terminal.

Q: 7. Will work with a Sony a7r?

A: It works with the a7rII.

Q: 8. hey this proudact works with canon eos 1dx mark 1 ?? thanks you

A: No it is not. According to the EOS system Brochure, it is only compatible with the EOS 1Dx Mark II.

Q: 9. Following up on my last Q. I believe all Olympus (and Panasonic?) AF lenses are "focus by wire". Is it physically possible to manually focus such lenses when mounted on this adapter? I would think not. If not, there are very few MFT lenses that can be used with this adapter. Correct?

A: If the Micro Four Third mount lens you use uses focus-by-wire, I do not believe it would allow you to focus the lens using the FotodioX Lens Mount Adapter listed above as I believe electronic communication is required for adjusting focus-by-wire lenses. However, if you have a full manual-focus lens or if your lens uses mechanical coupling for focus purposes, then those should offer compatibility with the above lens mount adapter.

Q: 10. Can I use it with 1Dx?

A: I'm sorry the WFT-E8A is not compatible with the original 1DX. The WFT-E6A is compatible with the 1DX but it is discontinued.