Wondering.... does it also calibrate the new Canon Mark III?
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It doesn't calibrate the 5DIII, you do the calibration using this device as reference. This is an important distinction. You can also just use a printed focus chart, I think Jeffrey Friedl has one of the best.
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I wasn't too thrilled with this unit. I found better results in using something from around the house that is tack sharp and used that to fine tune my AF. Something like a knick knack with some writing on it or a candle jar. That gave me better results. I'm a Nikon user so I can't answer your question on the 5D MKIII but I would assume that that camera would have an AF fine tune option.
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Yes I have a friend who used it on his 5dmarkiii. You will need to calibrate each lens separately.
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It calibrates the lenses. The camera (Canon Mark III) has the settings for the micro adjustments needed. Short answer ...Absolutely
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Hey there. Yes, the information will be sent back and forth flawlessly. Some cameras state the f-stop in odd numbers, but it is actually the proper f-stop. Be Aware! I got this and ended up getting the Mark III instead of the Mark IV and neither Amazon or Adorama will respond to me to rectify this. The adapter is fantastic, but get it from another source.
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No it does not. I have had two major problems with it and now it is unusable. The first thing that happened was the shutter release fell off......Panasonic fixed it.......then within a couple of weeks, I got a black dot right in the middle of my sensor therefore reproduced on every photo......I can use iPhoto to rub it out so I didn't worry, can't send it back.....out of warranty! So now in the last week, the focus on the camera has given up.......I am upset.......this is my third Lumix.... I'll buy a Nikon.....
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Wish I had a 5D Mark III so I could answer with authority. I think it will but would reach out to Tamron to confirm. I've used it on an XTi and an XS.
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I don't believe it does. Not an easy camera to use. Seems I am always fussing with the metering. If I have plenty of time and opportunities to retake a photo, I can get nice photos with this camera. Very unpredictable. Finally replaced the camera with a Nikon D7000. Beautiful piece of equipment! Worth the money over and over. I do not suggest you spend your money on the Pentax. Just not an easy camera. Way to frustrating for me. However, if you still decide to go with it, the camera likes the enelope rechargeable batteries. If you don't invest in the rechargeable batteries, you are going to go broke buying batteries. Good luck! Hope my feed back helped a little.
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Yes, it does. In fact I'm selling mine but ONLY because I'm moving to a full frame sensor. It's unfortunate b/c there's really not a sharper wide angle lens than this one. I'll miss it for sure!
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Be sure to check compatibility. Or ggl and ask battery grip for Canon Mark III.
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Yes, the lens will work with your Canon Mark III. The lens is fully manual so you have to set focus and decide your exposure time. Use the camera Histogram to find your exposure or a grey card
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It works with Canon Mark3. Depends on how you like the quality of the sound. I always use multi track recorder to record musical sound tracks (Zoom R16) and software to polish the sound quality.
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Yes, although be weary. I bought this same one off Amazon and I received the Mark III, not the Mark IV. The Mark III cannot be updated from home and Amazon, nor the company who sells it ever responded to me. Buy the Mark IV somewhere else.
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I don't believe it does. Not an easy camera to use. Seems I am always fussing with the metering. If I have plenty of time and opportunities to retake a photo, I can get nice photos with this camera. Very unpredictable. Finally replaced the camera with a Nikon D7000. Beautiful piece of equipment! Worth the money over and over. I do not suggest you spend your money on the Pentax. Just not an easy camera. Way to frustrating for me. However, if you still decide to go with it, the camera likes the enelope rechargeable batteries. If you don't invest in the rechargeable batteries, you are going to go broke buying batteries. Good luck! Hope my feed back helped a little. I don't believe it does. Not an easy camera to use. Seems I am always fussing with the metering. If I have plenty of time and opportunities to retake a photo, I can get nice photos with this camera. Very unpredictable. Finally replaced the camera with a Nikon D7000. Beautiful piece of equipment! Worth the money over and over. I do not suggest you spend your money on the Pentax. Just not an easy camera. Way to frustrating for me. However, if you still decide to go with it, the camera likes the enelope rechargeable batteries. If you don't invest in the rechargeable batteries, you are going to... » Read More I don't believe it does. Not an easy camera to use. Seems I am always fussing with the metering. If I have plenty of time and opportunities to retake a photo, I can get nice photos with this camera. Very unpredictable. Finally replaced the camera with a Nikon D7000. Beautiful piece of equipment! Worth the money over and over. I do not suggest you spend your money on the Pentax. Just not an easy camera. Way to frustrating for me. However, if you still decide to go with it, the camera likes the enelope rechargeable batteries. If you don't invest in the rechargeable batteries, you are going to go broke buying batteries. Good luck! Hope my feed back helped a little. « Show Less
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I'm not aware of a calibration function to it. It's simply quite accurate out of the package.
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I haven't used with this camera, but according to this information about the camera firmware, it does (it mentions adding support to a specific 270ex feature on firmware 1.0.5): http://web.canon.jp/imaging/eosd/firm-e/eosdigital5/firmware.html
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Yes it does. If you look on Canon's site it's listed as you have it: PGI -255XXL
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The one I bought here on Amazon does. Simple to call or email Canon here in the USA and confirm it.
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Honestly I can't tell you. I purchased the camera and it just didn't perform at the level my DSLR did. So I returned it. It was slow in focus and a lost many shots because of it. Hope this helps. I do have a canon 3ti rebel and love it!
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I'll have to check (I'm not close to my camera at the moment). I think it does....I think it does everything that the back display does....in fact to me the viewfinder is much clearer. I'll check and post a response here.