Does it work on a mark III.
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I think there is a model that fits the canon cameras, not this one though. If the mark 3 is a full-frame (FX) camera it won't fill the frame. This model (and I assume the comparable canon one) have a removable hood that would otherwise show on a FX camera. The previous answer about not fitting on a canon I can't comment on. I suggest you go to the http://rokinon.com/index.php site and see if they list your camera model and which of their lenses will work. Also, I am happy with it in contrast to the previous answer. Good luck - I hope it will work for you. The price is great!
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I wouldn't see why not. If you purchase the Canon mount it should work fine. I currently use it on my Canon 7D and love it!
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Hey,I dont recommend this lens, I'm not too happy with it I mean it does the job, however it does not lock on my canon camera.
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Yes it works on all full frame Canon cameras and its the best bang for the buck you will find. I had the Sigma 8mm ($900) and this lens is way cheaper at 1/3 the price and every bit as sharp. I love this lens and have a blast shooting with it.
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No. This is can only be used on cameras using a 4/3 sensor. The image produced by this lens would not cover the full sensor on your Mark 3.
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I'm not sure I use it with my 5d mark iii ......check your owners manual under accessories it will give you the comparable remote.
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My 5.5" barrel on my 22/45 fits, so I would assume the MarkIII will fit as well.
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It is compatible with the 5D mark iiSo it should be compatible with the mark iii
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I am not exactly sure. I think that the difference between a Mark I and a Mark II is that a Mark I lacks a lever to let the slide go back forward after it remains open after the last shot. If the receiver is identical in all other respects, I think it should work. I would try to ask the mfg of the bracket to confirm this. The title of the thing says it is for Mark I And Mark II so I could only assume it will work. For what it's worth, I love the thing on my Mark II!
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I don't know. I used it on 5DMKII and it worked fine. I suppose that it would work fine on MKIII also.
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No it wont, Canon changed the MarkII just enough so that you have to buy a new one. the new ones have not came out yet. Send Neewer an emsail and see if they have any release date
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I'm not familiar with the Ruger Mark III target 22/45. If it has a Picitiny rail it will.
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You bet it will work like a champ. This is a great instrument and will marry up well with your Mark III. Good shooting.
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As far as I can determine, it doesn't fit the 5D Mark III. I would suggest calling Canon's 800 number or contacting them via email. I could see no reference on their website other than it fitting the 5D (it didn't list any of the succesors such as the 5D MKII or MKIII.
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it works universally with any red dot site I looked at, the only consideration would be the length of your mounting rail, I have a DPMS Panther arms ar15, it works perfectly with that and a site mark reflective red dot. The 3x has an adjustable center point to allow for varying heights of red dot site. Hope this helps and good hunting!
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I haven't used it with the mark ii - it works good with the 7d, t3i, and 50d, it should work with all the eos family. I know all my other remotes, both wired and wireless work across all of them.
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It works on both my Ruger mk2 and mk3 - can be modified with a small file. Go to the HKS site for a list of models.
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I used it with a canon t3i, so I am pretty sure that it should work with a cannon 5d mark III
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I am 99% positive it would work with your Mark II. It's working great on my 5D. I love it.
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If you are looking for remote trigger your flash, yes this works perfectly. But if you are looking for remote the camera, the cable which comes with this does not work for 5D Mark III