Where does the angled end of the cable plug into the camera? Can this unit be used with flash?
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I used the trip for the sole purpose to trip the camera to avoid movement of it to obtain tack sharp pics. I did not use flash.
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If you are shooting your camera, look to the rubber plug on the upper left side of your camera. Pull that up and you will see where to insert the remote shutter plug. The pop up flash will work as will a hot shoe mounted flash. Good luck.
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This cable is simply an extension of your hot shoe on your camera if it will work on your camera it will work at the end of this extension cord
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Can't say. It has a mini USB end to go to the Canon camera. My camera is an Elph 115 IS
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No. The connector is wired into the pack and fits most yongnuo and canon flashes. It is not removable/interchangeable.
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It's difficult to attach to the flash unit. The Velcro straps are not placed well and are too short. I've used it with a Yongnuo YN568 EX II and Canon 600 EX-RT and I had to use my own straps to secure the softbox to the flash unit. I'd recommend spending a little more for a better softbox.
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Go to a Video service shop and they will run the cable for you. As for USB goes, you cannot.The video shop run my camera cable straight to the accessories fuse box, this way I don't need to use my 12V outlet.Also great camera.
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The receiver connects to the USB port on the camera. It just mounts on the hot shoe to keep it from flopping around. You can use the flash.
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I ordered a cable from Amazon to connect my Olympus D-400 camera to my computer and received one with the correct cable end for the computer but a small rectangular post for the camera instead of the round post-type connector required. I haven't found a local dealer with the correct YSB cord. Have you ?
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Hi Sherill, the camera uses a micro USB cable. The port is located on the right side of the camera. Thanks_Mitch
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There is a slot on the bottom of the camera where you plug the cable in to do this
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No. But if your goal is to use the flash off-camera, there is a TTL cord available
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The cable plugs into the shutter release accessory terminal, but you don't need to use the cable. The cable is there to activate the shutter release button built in to the side of the grip- handy for taking shots with the camera on it's side (portrait) but you can still easily use the camera's shutter button on top which would leave the accessory port open for your use.
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The little tiny end goes into the camera behind the rubber tab on the lower right hand outside of camera. You pull or lift the rubber tab gently and it reveals a slot that you can then insert cable end into. The other end goes into the wall:-))))
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I bought this as a gift... I was told it comes with one cable to connect to a flash. Hope that helped
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you can bye brackets at amazon that conect to the bottom of your camera. with a extra hot shoe. you can also bye extra brackets for your flash unit.
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The area of the camera where the flash/triggers connect is called the hotshoe. I'm not sure about the more specific connection points in the hotshoe area.
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The flash adapter refers to the cable that comes with the frame, you need to chose the correct cable for the camera you intend to use it on, Canon or Nikon. the cable attaches to the frame and the camera is then attached to the cable and plugged into the camera