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90d USB Cord

chief
Rising Star

I am drawing a blank, what kind and where can i purchase a USB cord for my  EOS 90d so I can transfer images right from camera to MacBook and also to check shutter count. Also does any one know whta kind of USB cable a 1dx Mark ll uses. I am looking at buying a used model from friend and they do not have one, also want to check shutter count. Thanks

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jrhoffman75
Legend
Legend

1D X series report shutter count in 1000 blocks right in the camera.

 

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John Hoffman
Conway, NH

1D X Mark III, M200, Many lenses, Pixma PRO-100, Pixma TR8620a, Lr Classic

kvbarkley
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VIP

Any USB type-mini-B cable should work. Just make sure it is not a charging cable.


@kvbarkley wrote:

Any USB type-mini-B cable should work. Just make sure it is not a charging cable.


Be careful; some of Canon's recent high-end cameras (7D2, 5D4, ...) use a cable that's micro-USB3 at the camera end.

 

B&H sells all forms of USB cables. All the ones I've bought there have worked fine.

Bob
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA

is it a mini b or minic c usb

I am not sure, I find conflicting info, in any case, it is not a mini-b

jrhoffman75
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Legend

90D is Micro-B and 1D X Mark II is USB-3.

Google before you purchase.

John Hoffman
Conway, NH

1D X Mark III, M200, Many lenses, Pixma PRO-100, Pixma TR8620a, Lr Classic

Waddizzle
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Legend
I find it a just little odd that your friend, who is selling you a $4000+ camera, cannot offer more insight and help.

Look up the cameras at Canon’s Online Store to see the accessories. Or you could visit B&H.
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On Canon's store, and th emanual, too,  you can only find the number for the cable, no info as to what kind of connector it has. I believe it is just a micro-B, not USB-C.


@kvbarkley wrote:

On Canon's store, and th emanual, too,  you can only find the number for the cable, no info as to what kind of connector it has. I believe it is just a micro-B, not USB-C.


Which is exactly why I suggest a visit to B&H

 

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You are correct, BTW.  

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