Will this work on a Rebel xsi - w/lens + 55-250 mm long lens and Canon430ex flash and a teleconverter or will that be a struggle? Thanks much!
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I have a canon t3 with the kit lens and a 75-300 mm lens and that just barely fits in this case. I think you would have to struggle with that much.
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You will need to go bigger. I have the camera and the lens and its a challenge to get that in.
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Lens no problem, don't know the size of the teleconverter, but likely the answer is yes to both flash an everything else. To be honest, I hardly use it as instead went wit ha backpack and one of these "sling" bags as felt it was a more practical way to carry the stuff around
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I have used the same controller with a Rebel XSI and a T4 so unless for some reason the T3 has a different plug in it should work. I have used mine for several years and they work great.
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It should. I use it with my Rebel XT which is an older model. So I assume it will work. Wonderful thing about Amazon is you have 30 days to return it if it doesn't work. I am really happy with mine. It recharges fast and the batteries last for a good amount of time. Be sure to get rechargeable AA's they last longer than standard batteries in a flash unit
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I have not personally worked with an xsi but i know this lens is an ef canon lens and will most likely work with it
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agree with other posts, it "should" work with any modern Canon camera flash pair. It should have all the same functions that your flash has with the camera now. (for example - if you have a 3rd party flash that doesn't do something like E-TTL now it won't work with this either). Works well with 60D and 430EX II speed-light combo.
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Yes, it works with a canon rebel xs. That's the camera I have and it works great!
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I am not sure. But make sure that it is compatible with both the camera and your lens. Some of these teleconverters do not fit the EOS kit lense. Bower should tell you. I have purchased some good equipment from the Bower brand with great success on my Rebels (T3i and T4i
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Hi Angela, I'm honestly not sure! It didn't work very well with my canon rebel T1i. It was back in the mail after a week of many attempts to use. You might be better of just buying a more reliable flash if your not sure. Hope this helps you:)
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Always check Canon Compatibility list would be my suggestion on this! I use this on a 70-200 mm and a 400mm Canon L lens with no problem. Always make sure your battery is off before connecting it and removing it. Other than that it is fairly simple to install!
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I can't speak from personal experience as I own neither this lens nor the Rebel XSi, but from what I've been reading and based on the images of this lens provided by Amazon, this lens does not have built-in image stabilization. However, it appears that the EF-S lens mount is compatible with the XSi, according to Wikipedia. You can take it for what it's worth, but I'm almost certain that this lens will work with the XSi.
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I have a Nikon D5200. I looked at the specs on your camera and it looks as if the 2x7n should work. Keep in mind that a teleconverter is what it is and don't expect it to take the place of a 400mm lens if you couple it with a 200mm. Yeah it will work but your camera will be limited. I am not sorry I bought one and pretty much knew the limitation beforehand. With decent light and a tripod to steady the camera it does pretty good with my 55-200mm lens.
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Works great on Canon Rebel Xsi. Just follow the directions on the video review -- great buy!
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Both of these flashes will work on your camera. The 430EX II is just the brand new version of the 430EX with some additional features, a faster recyle time and a better mount. I'm not certain if the 430EX II is worth its 50% higher price though it should offer better performance and convenience with your XSi. Both flashes are currently being offered with a $30 instant rebate and will give you excellent results. BTW, when shooting with flash, point it at the ceiling for a nice diffuse lighting effect and set your camera to MANUAL so that the flash will completely control the exposure. Also run a web search for "bounce card" for a simple and cheap way to improve your flash shots even more.
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Yes it will work. Keep in mind that you are getting cheaper glass than if you were to buy Canons 2X teleconverter. I have used it with my 6D and the canon 70-200mm lens and it worked fine. I was in a natatorium later in the day so the light was not optimal for testing, but the focus was softer using the 2x, which is to be expected. Teleconverters work best with longer focal length prime lenses and tend to have more of a negative impact on image quality with zoom lenses. So your mileage may vary. If you don't need the full magnification of 2x and can live with a 1.4xm the smaller teleconverter should (in theory) have less negative impact on image quality. It was not too bad for me with the 2x but it was noticeable.
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I use a 7D and will be upgrading to a 6D. I can tell you it does not work with my 7D and a Canon 100 -400mm L series lens. I have to rely on manual focus which is a real bummer! I really don't want to pay Canon's price for their 2x teleconvertor, but may have no choice. Hope this helps
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The canon converters will only work with canons L lenses from everything I've heard. You can use the sigma converters, which will work on this lens I believe or if you buy the kenko teleconverters they work with just about any lens and cost a little bit less than either canon or sigma.
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Sorry, there are no teleconverters for EF-S lenses available in the US that I'm aware of. I've heard rumors of EF-S compatible (Kenko?) teleconverters from Hong Kong but I still haven't been able to verify. Either way, its likely that a teleconverter with the 55-250 wouldn't be much, if any, better than simply cropping the image (might as well put the T1i's extra megapixels to good use). Plus a 1.4X teleconverter would add a stop and a 2X would add 2 stops putting your lens' aperture above f5.6, the minimum needed for auto-focus to function.