Canon 7D Mark Iii

[10] Could it work with a Canon 5D Mark III ?

[Mono ] Upgraded my 7D to the 5D Mark IV. I shot with the Mark III for a few months as my friend let me borrow it while he went military. Mark IV sensor seems to be doing a better job as the images look sharper than the Mark III. Low light shooting is defiantly a ton better! Have not played with the video recording yet, but I am looking forward to 4k shooting. I see a few negative reviews regarding this camera. I really don't understand what they are complaining about. If you want to record videos get a video camera. This is still a DSLR and its main focus is capturing photos.

[0.095 lb] Fourth camera I've used this on, from 1D Mark IV, 7D Mark II, 1DX, and now 1DX Mark III. It fits all of these screens perfectly without bubbles. Unlike some other screen protectors this model does not peel off unless you want it to.

[2.9 lb] I used this on the top of my Canon C300 Mark iii. It fit well and allows me to add whatever accessories I need.

[PhotoBert] The information is very relevant for the Canon 7D Mark II camera. I'm glad I purchased it.

[1500x] I own three Canon cameras, (5D III, 5Dsr, 7D II) and they all take both CF and SD cards. These 2000X cards are very fast, and this one is no exception. It tests just a little faster than the other brand I have. As prices change, I'll look for Hoodman in the future.

[0.96 lb] I use this bracket with Canon 5D III, 7D, and 580 Ex II. Both camera bodies have Custom SLR M-plate with Spider Pro pin and a RC2 plate is connected to the bottom of the bracket. The 2 things to consider are: - With speedlight mounted 4 inches forward towards, the lens, balance is different thus making one-handed shoot difficult - The swing-out support arm works fine with my configuration but probably would not be stable if a Spider Holster Plate with Pin were mounted underneath this bracket (due to pin). Supports that prevent the sync cable/speedlight from rotating are very effective. Also, bracket changes between portrait and landscape modes easily.

[0.42 lb] The L bracket for the Canon 7D Mark II DSLR mounts well to the camera and doesn't interfere with any camera access areas. Mounts to tripod easily and is easy to change orientation. Well worth purchasing.

[100 W] The bottom line is that this hardware does what it should. It enables an AC connection to the Canon 7D Mark II. Much cheaper than the comparable Canon product. Well made and should last for a long time.

[18°] I recently purchased my new Rokinon SP 85mm F1.2 to go with my Canon 7D Mark 2 from B & H. This was my first purchase from B & H and it went very smoothly, without a problem. The lens arrived in perfect condition. It has performed as expected, very nice! The manual focus has not been an issue and works very well. It's not a wildlife lens but that's not why I bought it. Thus far, I am extremely satisfied with the process and product.