Canon ACK-700 AC Adapter for S1 IS, S30, S40, S45, S50, S60, S70 & Rebel XT Digital Cameras |  | Brand: Canon Category: Photography
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Rating: 6 reviews
Media: Electronics Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4 Dimensions (in): 7.8 x 3.3 x 1.7
MPN: 7305A001AA Model: 700 UPC: 013803008562 EAN: 0013803008562 ASIN: B00005UKXN
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| Features:
| • | Lets you power digital camera from any standard household power source | | • | Compatibility: PowerShot S30, S40 and S45 |
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Product Description 2/8/200615-19-33...
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Includes the CA-PS700! Great for Remote Capture shooting June 19, 2005 St. Chris (Browns Mills, NJ USA) 19 out of 20 found this review helpful
Note, please, that for Canon digital still cameras, this is not a battery charger. (Canon includes a battery charger with its cameras that use custom batteries.) It is an AC adapter that allows you to use your compatible camera without depleting (or even using) a battery.
I own a Canon PowerShot S30. I have regularly used the S30 with Canon's Remote Capture software to take photos that are saved directly to my computer. (Product photos for an online catalog, using a tripod and special lighting rig.) I have found this adapter to be indispensable, since the S30's custom battery doesn't last for hours on a charge. The ACK-700 adapter includes a battery-compartment insert (the DC Coupler DR-700) for the PowerShot S30-S70 models; a small plug fits into that, and the wire passes through a sliding door in the camera. It keeps the camera powered constantly. Easy enough!
I've also used the ACK-700 to power the S30 while transferring photos from the memory card to my computer, but (as someone else remarked here) an inexpensive USB memory card adapter better serves that purpose.
Note: Another Canon AC adapter, the CA-PS700 (also sold on Amazon), is part of the ACK-700 kit! The CA-PS700 kit contains the AC adapter unit (with the wire that goes to the camera) and a cord to plug into the wall. The ACK-700 has those items and includes the DR-700 insert. If you don't need the insert, you can set it aside. Canon's specifications say the CA-PS700 is compatible with the Elura 40mc, Elura 50, Digital Rebel XT (EOS-300D), S1 IS, and S2 IS, so the ACK-700 is compatible with all those models, too.
I just got a PowerShot S2, which requires the CA-PS700 to use AC power; since my ACK-700 already includes it, I didn't have to buy a new adapter!
keeps me plugged in strong August 6, 2005 Virginia G. Condon (dutchess country, NY) 3 out of 3 found this review helpful
this makes it possible to take pictures if batteries run dry. it is great to have a backup plan no matter what your doing.
It's an adapter, not a charger. November 8, 2005 rloutz (Galt, CA) 5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Another reviewer complained about it "not doing anything for you" - I think they didn't understand what they were buying. It is an AC adapter, not a charger.
I need an AC adapter because I plan on using the intervalometer feature to shoot time-lapse photography for up to several months with my PowerShot S1 IS. This will save me possibly hundreds of recharges of batteries and allow me the knowledge that I can let it snap photos for up to 4 days (maximum limit of the camera) without worrying about batteries.
I docked it one star because of price. Seems a bit spendy for what you get, but Amazon still had the best price I could find....
Necessary if you connect to a computer via USB December 26, 2002 Scott E. Wrangham 38 out of 42 found this review helpful
If you plan on connecting the camera to a computer via a USB connection, then this product is probably a must buy, else you'll drain the batteries a lot. However, if you have some type of Compactflash peripheral (I have one on my HP 1315 printer), then you can copy directly from the card to your PC. Hence, no need to power the camera. If this is your situation, I'd just buy an extra battery, and possible the 12v adapter so you can charge the battery in the car. Unfortunately, the latter is not sold at amazon.com, at least not at the time of this writing...
my experience September 28, 2005 Christie Hernandez 1 out of 9 found this review helpful
It is listed as being adaptable to many types of cameras but in fact are not because when I purchased it it was not compatable with my camera.
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