does this speed light mount on the rebel cannon t4i camera top? I am new at this and want to be sure I am getting what I want.
311423
Yes this works perfectly on the t4i i have one of the t4i and it works good on it no problems
311424
I have the Canon 5d Mark ii and works ok... honestly I would recommend a Canon flash.. it will cost more but probably more reliable. if you are just looking for occasional usage it is ok for that.
1946634
Sorry, I don't know. I do know it works fine with my Rebel T3i and as the previous person answered it is a strong flash.
953525
I had no problem on the piece that fit on the camera. I have a Canon 7D. My complaint was the part that connected with the stroboframe bracket mount. It didn't hold very well. I was afraid that the flash would fall off and injure someone or break.
1351640
Good day! I see no reason for this to not work with theT5i. Like non OEM speedlights, this will function well for you. I have several Yongnuo components, and they all show excellent craftsmanship. Happy Christmas to you.
606476
Isn't it a little big to use on a T2i? Just get a hotshoe bracket and you should be able to fit it on a flash shoe... but again, it's a bit unwieldy to use on top of a small DSLR.
143120
Not sure if it will fit. I use it on a Nikon D5000, but it cracked about 2 months after purchase (I assume from heat). I taped it back together and it works fine if needed. I also have a Canon Rebel T1i and use a mid-level Canon speedlight on it and it is perfect. I never tried the vivitar on it, but I don't think its compatible. I highly recommend buying the right equipment for your Canon instead of using this cheap stuff that falls apart. Speed lights are $99-$300 and they are ideal for professional work. You can find info on Canons speed lights on the Canon website. Good luck!
2280372
Yes, it worked on my canon t4i which has the standard screw on the bottom. I share gear with a Nikon user and our threads are the same. However, this monopod broke in 2 months (and not from being too rough with it). I often have bought cheaper gear, but this one wasn't worth the $16.
2075966
That's difficult to say, but my guess would be no. Apart from the fact that it needs to be a flash that will respond to the camera initiation, this device is pretty much a piece of crap. Your T3i also doesn't have a lock for the flash, it relies on the lock on the flash device. This item doesn't have one. So even if it works, it will just be sitting on top of your camera. My advice is to pass. If you really want a decent flash at a bargain price, I use the Yongnuo YN-560 II http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0079M711S/ref=oh_details_o08_s00_i02?ie=UTF8&psc=1. I've used this for some time now, and it's a great unit. Scott Kelby (Kelbytraining.com and Photoshopuser.com) actually includes this in his "Pro Lighting on a budget" recommendation list.
2013103
Yes, works for my EOS Rebel T5. Will work for your T5i. The mount is a lot bigger than it looks. I can post a picture of my T5 on it
1514612
I have speedlights on stands, on TT5s with some kind of light modifier. I found a landyard for a name tag ( tacky) and looped it through and hang it from the light stand(s). I wish they made something a little nicer but I am going to make something that is a but more functional maybe with fastex buckles.,,,,I have attached the pack on a flash frame ( monsterous) and on my belt loop ( cumbersome)
444025
sorry, i have a rebel T4i ... the cord that threads thru the camera - frayed beyond repair, just while trying to attach it. I never figured out how to thread it and I ended up throwing it out. :( you should check out the Spider Holster - i see them use it on CreativeLive.com all time - looks really strong and reliable!!
451825
i have a cannon T3 Rebel, and as far as i know it will fit any cannon. hope this helps you
748164
I don't know. I am still struggling to sync my canon T4i with this flash unit and produce clear photos. Sorry.
1031864
I have several Canons and they all mount fine. You simply remove the eye shade from the scopes eyepiece, thread a small ring onto the eyepiece, then thread your T-ring and finally your camera to the T-ring. Now you have a very large lens mounted to your camera. Just remember to purchase a T-ring compatible with your specific model camera. Different sensor sizes requires deeper T-rings to avoid vignetting. T-rings don't cost much, I've seen quality name brand models as low as $16. BTW, mirrorless cameras also work great with these scopes. Good luck!
1477690
it's great w/ the rebel T1i. might contact canon to see if both models are the same.
2064469
Yes this will work with the t4i. The Eos rebel series (t2i,t3i,t4i,t5i) all use lp-e8 batteries. I have these and they work just as great as the original ones.
977820
Cheri, this is a diffuser. It's not a mounted flash/speedlite. It mounts onto the speedlite. So, you need to find the speedlite first, then mount this onto that. It should fit most all speedlites, as it's universal and has a drawstring like cinch to mount it.