Will this work in a Canon Powershot S60?
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Hi David, The PowerShot S60 only supports CompactFlash cards up to 2GB, as such our 4GB card is not compatible. We no longer manufacture smaller capacities that would be compatible with the S60. Thank you for your interest in Kingston CompactFlash cards, -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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Yes it will work. The Canon takes a standard SD card and this works great. Note that the SanDisk SD cards come in various sizes and a 16gig card will hold 1000's of pictures
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Bought it months ago and it works just fine on the A6000. Using firmware version 1.1 if that helps.
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Yes, it will, and you should get good service from it. With your camera, I wouldn't go lower than the 60 MB/s writing speed, but overall it should be just fine. In my humble opinion. Just make sure it's a Compact Flash card (CF).
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Hi, I have the Canon Powershot 50x HD and it worked very well in that camera. I don't know about your camera but check with the manufacturer. I had to contact them and they were very responsive and helpful. They should have the true information. That style of media chip works in most cameras. With a 32 gig chip I went to Madagascar for two weeks and took 900 pictures in HD and several videos and there was still room on the chip.Jeannie Marcus
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I should work, I honestly don't see why it wouldn't. As long as your cam has an input for a remote. Works awesome with my 60D if that helps...
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I am not sure. I bought a similar product for a Nikon camera but my Canon T3i and Canon Powershot use a different type of card. If you have any kind of store nearby that sells cameras (like Best Buy or a Photo shop) I'd stop in and ask them.
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It's working for my PS50ST60. My guess would be yes. But, you have to update the firm ware of the camera first. It doesn't work without that update. You need to connect your camera to you PC (I don't have a Mac but I would think it would work on a Mac as well), go to the FreeTalk website (http://freetalk.me), select the tab "TV Cameras", select the camera you have and click on the sub-tab "Additional" on the product details. There is a link to update your firmware of the camera. Again, it won't work without this update. Good Luck!
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Apparently, yes. http://www.dpreview.com/products/canon/compacts/canon_sx60hs/specifications
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Yes it will. It works in all the the cameras. From the 100 series through the 400 models.
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I'm sorry I can't say for sure because I have a Canon PowerShot ELPH 320HS. It works great in my camera and for $7, it would be worth a try. Also I think the other reviewer is right.
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If it has a LANC port or function, it should work. I use it on a Canon HF S200 & it works great.
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Absolutely not! The camera it is used for is this a Canon Powershot SX230 HS. It fits and works perfectly on the SX230 HS. You will be one very unhappy individual. Sorry. Happy shopping!
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It should. The E-600 (my camera) is almost identical to the e-620, only differing in the omission of a few firmware functions. Mechanically it's the same.
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Do not own a6000. Flash works on 200 and a77. If a6000 has proprietary sony hot shoe, flash should be compatible.
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I believe it should. The ad does say it works with S4000. It doesn't say it works with s6500 but it works on my Nikon s6500 anyway. BTW, this week the price is even lower than when I bought it: only $2.24 + $0.99 shipping!
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i had it on a nikon d800 and works fine. the d600 is a full frame camera as weel, i would say, it works.