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Oct 06, 2023 06:51 |  #1

Hi,

I know the Canon ER-SC1 is for the R3 but does it fit well on R5 or R6?
Anyone tried?


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Oct 06, 2023 08:08 |  #2

The ER-SC1 and ER-SC2 are for cameras with the new hot shoe design. Neither the R5 nor the R6 are modern enough to feature them. The old design doesn't have the fragile small pins and contacts you find in the new one, so the old one is not considered to be in need of any cover.


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Oct 06, 2023 08:45 |  #3

apersson850 wrote in post #19566318 (external link)
The ER-SC1 and ER-SC2 so the old one is not considered to be in need of any cover.

I want to have a cover as I am shooting paintball events. So the big question is if it fits and covers good.


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Oct 06, 2023 15:11 |  #4

Can't try it out for you. The R3 is so far the only R-series camera worth spending money on.
I can try it on a 1DX model.


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