The choices of compatibility does not mention 40D. Is it compatible?
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Yes. I used it on mine and was very impressed. Especially with flash work, it's very sharp.
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It should. I used it on my 50D and now my 60D without any issues. It is a APS lens, so it'll work on both full frame and crop bodies.
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Any idea if the same is true for the 40d?(5 minutes later) Never mind. I just looked it up. No, it isn't. Bummer.
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I'm not sure about the compatibility issue, but I wouldn't buy this camera if I were you. It stopped working and recognizing the television set two weeks after I bought it. It's pretty much useless.
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I have no idea, I own a Canon EOS 60D, I was told by a friend who received a t4i as a Christmas gift that she would not invest in lenses because her friend has all the lenses she would ever need. You can take that as a yes or call Canon and ask them. Actually you can go the the Canon website and look for lens incompatibilities by entering the lens name and clicking on the compatibility link.
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My camera wheel works with the grip on or off. However, my grip function buttons do not work with my 40D. I think it's just a crappy product.
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Sorry Marilyn, but my 40D is also an EOS from Canon, I geuss it works also if you lost the letters. Rgds Axel
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Yes. I have a 40D and both cameras use the same lenses. The most important item to check is the diameter of the lens you want to attach the filter to. It's expressed in millimeters right on the lens usually preceded by a greek symbol that looks like a zero with a slash through it. You need a set of filters that match the lens diameter for each lens you want to use the filters on.
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my version of this shutter release is compatible with canon 5d mark ii as well as canon 40d ... therefore, i am assuming that it would also be compatible with that line of cameras ...
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Yes, it has a 1/4-20 male end. The 40D has a tripod mount with 1/4-20 female opening (most cameras do) it will work.
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Jeff, you will be good to go! Your 40d and the 600ex-rt will work together no problem!
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For what it's worth: I called Canon with a question about my 30D camera. I asked the employee which camera I should look at if I were to upgrade, and would my current lenses be compatible. He suggested the 70D, and said that my current two lenses will work with the 70D. He also mentioned that I could consider buying the 70D in a "kit" with the 18-135 STM lens, which he said is a good general-purpose lens that has some beneficial technology that takes more full advantage of the 70D than my two current lenses would.
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Yes, the 30D and 40D use the same connector, so this cable would be compatible with the 30D.
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I have a 40D that I use all the time. I did buy a 60D but I find myself still using the 40D for most of my photos. Unless the 40D is broken I'd keep using it. Of course if like me, you just want a new toy, there are a lot of 60D's on the market. I don't us my cameras for video so I can't speak to their abilities. Hope this helps.
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Yes, compatible. I have both a 60D and a T3i and have no issues with this flash. Instructions aren't very good but you can set the camera options for staggering your flash curtain if that's what you are referring to. I've had 3 flashes, returned every one of them and have now had this for over a year and it's still kicking. Really like this flash for the price. Hope this helps.
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No that battery is for the Canon EOS Cameras. Canon 40D uses a much smaller and cheaper battery.
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Yes, it matches with 40D... I've used it with several old 300D and D60 as well as with 5D mk.II - but there is no good focusing screen for these cameras. I've tried standard focusing screen Eg-A, Eg-S and 180split screen. Even Eg-S was the best I've missed a lot of shoots. At the end I've had to sell this great lens and buy EF 50/1.2 - just because of weak focusing. Glass itself is amazing in term of sharpness and 'film-like' colors. If you are videographer then it's no.1 for you - because you will use loupe on your LCD for focusing for sure. But if you want it for stills I recommend something different with good AF. Specially for a crop format sensor. I have EF 50/1.2 - what it's good (just wide open f1.2 is a bit softer with strong vinetation on full frame but from 1.6 it's a great lens). Standard EF 50/1.4 has perfect value for that price. EF 50/1.8 is 2years lens - it's plastic so after this period mine couldn't focus correctly. I've also tried Sigma 50/1.4 - it's the same level as EF 50/1.4 for me - but I prefer Canon. EF 50/1.2 is my choice because of build, focus and optical quality. For Canon bodies you can't find nothing better. BUT if you love Zeiss glass - change to Sony, you'll see why ;) Note: I use 50mm for about 90% of time and I work as a wedding and lifestyle photographer. You can find my work at www.marianmajik.com
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Sorry, I didn't buy the 40 inch set. I have the 48", and it doesn't have 3D.