I have canon 60D, can I also use the built-in or external flash with this product ?
865321
The flash is controlled by the camera, so yes. This plugs into the remote-control interface.
865322
Yes you can. I have a 60D as well and use both flashes and a slave flash to.
865323
Yes. Be sure to read your manual, but you can use your flash and anything else you want provided it's supported by the specific function.
865324
Yes you can, if your settings are in manual, and the right f stop, aperture , but the most important is the second. ( like 1/60sec. - 1/125 sec) don't get discourage, if doesn't work.....try again.Good Luck.
865325
I don't see why not. The dongle plugs into the side, doesn't interfere with a popup flash or the hot shoe.
2035727
Yes. For built in flash the housing comes with a diffuser that you attach to the side of the lens port. This is one advantage of the clear plastic housings.
2206964
Yes, I used it on a Canon 40D originally, and now I use it on a Canon 7D and I don't have any problems with it at all, and they haven't changed anything as far as the flash connections.
2270322
I have only used the built in flash, which is fine for normal pictures. But, in trying to take pictures at our club dances, I have found it does not reach out very far. I would like to know what kind of additional flash to get also.
986742
You will need the hot shoe adapter. That flash has the older minolta hot shoe.
508342
I have no experience with the particular flash you mention. However, I have no reason to believe it won't work. It is a simple device - it gives you a PC connection on the Canon cameras - in my case, a 6D. In times past, the PC connection came in the camera body. For some reason, they are no longer including the built-in PC connection. So this is the answer, and it works. And you know what? If it doesn't work with your flash, then send it back. I don't believe that you will ever have to return it.
929767
The Canon Speedlight 600 EX Flash is excelente, I used it with my Canon 7D.
2210962
I use it with my Canon 60d, as long as it has threads on the bottom, like putting on a tripod, yes you can.
1714777
yes you can I found it most convenient to have the small flash of the camera and then I setup this flash on its own mini tripod I use it as a backlight or a side light and the effects are absolutely wonderful.
1490176
I would say yes, I also have a Canon T3i and have used the flash with the unit.
1189527
You are going to need either a cord http://www.amazon.com/Canon-OC-E3-Camera-Shoe-Cord/dp/B000OEP3F4/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1370724162&sr=8-5&keywords=canon+external+flash+cord or a wireless solution. Something like this http://www.amazon.com/YONGNUO-RF-602-2-4GHz-Wireless-Trigger/dp/B003ARRAA8/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1370724230&sr=1-4&keywords=yongnuo+canon+trigger I got both. Both do the job. Cord is a bit more reliable because wireless might get interference once in a while.
102170
Yes. Please keep in mind that this is not a dedicated flash so there is no communication between the camera and the flash. This is a more manual flash. Hope that helps!
857102
Yes - works perfectly with my Canon 60D. Uses the standard e-TTL II technology used in Canon cameras to control flash through camera body, should work just fine with 70D.
385551
Lisa, I don't yet own this camera, but am looking into purchasing one myself. From the Samsung site, it looks like there is NOT a built-in flash, however, I believe this particular listing comes with the SEF-8A external flash. Via the Samsung site "tech specifics" for this model: Flash: Type- External Flash only (Bundle with SEF8A). Hope this helps!
1736559
Yes it does have a built in flash. For external flash, I can Highly recommend the Nissin i40 (for SONY). It is capable of TTL as well as High Speed Sync. It is very compact yet powerful, and articulates in all directions.
1525853
I'm not familiar with that exact camera, but assuming it uses Canon's E-TTL2 system (which it should be using), then the flash should work just fine. I believe that I read somewhere that it will NOT work with older, E-TTL1 systems, but Canon made the switch to E-TTL2 quite some time ago. My 20D must be at least 10 years old and they were already using E-TTL2 back then.
1178097
Not sure about compatibility with the D60, but you can't mount it on the hot shoe and also mount your flash. The hot shoe mount is not mandatory for the transmitter to work, but it would just hang from the side by the cable. Not convenient if handheld, but if it's on a tripod it would be fine.