CHF25.70
Canon Rs-60 E3
Cable
Questions about Canon Rs-60 E3
What would you like to know?
0 questions and answers
Helpful answer
Thank you very much.
Galaxus
11 months ago
The Canon RS-60E3 remote shutter release is compatible with the Canon EOS 90D. This information is confirmed both on the Canon website and by other sources.
Automatically generated from the .
Former employee
2 years ago
Thanks for your feedback :)
Hello Ayse.068. The eos 90d is mentioned in the compatibility list on the relevant Canon product page. So it should not be a problem, even more so as this is a purely "mechanical" part. Greetings, Charleston
I bought the cable for Eos 700D and it fits.
According to the instructions found online, this remote control is also compatible with the EOS 250D
I think this shutter release is compatible with all canon cameras. I have an EOS 60D and it works very well.
The cable fits the G5X. According to the manual on canon.ch, the cable does not fit the G5X Mark II. The easiest way to distinguish between the two camera versions is that the G5X has a micro USB port and the Mark II a USB-C port. Cable length: approx. 60cm + 8cm handpiece
According to Canon website : No
https://store.canon.ch/canon-rs-6...
The M50 is not listed as compatible.
(without guarantee)
Former user
7 years ago
Yes, it is compatible. Works perfectly.
Helpful answer
Hello Aline,
According to the canon-France website, no it is not the case: https://store.canon.fr/canon-tele....
I know that there are other more expensive remotes for older/professional devices...
Good day to you!
Helpful answer
The RS-60 E3 has a jack plug and only fits cameras that have a corresponding E3 connection. It therefore only fits EOS cameras with an E3 interface.
See also: https://store.canon.co.uk/canon-rs-6...
The RS-80N3 does NOT have a jack plug at the end of the cable, but a plug for an N3 interface of EOS cameras. So it only fits EOS cameras with N3 interface.
See also: https://store.canon.ch/canon-rs-8...
Former user
7 years ago
I doubt it. It may be that a signal is passed on to the camera, but I would rather use something universal or something from Fujifilm.
14 of 14 questions