Canon Rebel XTI flash needs I have a Rebel XTI with a Tamron 18-250mm lens. Great, but need a flash unit and don't know what will suit this camera and lens best. Any advice?
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I'm relatively new to the game, but I purchased the Canon 430EX simply because it's cheaper than the 580. I love it. The 580 is a lot more capable, but when I can afford to buy one (much later) I can still use the 430 as a slave. But, until then, the 430 will more than do.
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Christine I also own a Rebel XTI but I have the canon 28-135mm and the Tamron 28-300mm lens. The only thing I can say is that I am considering the Canon 430EX or the Canon Speedlite 580EX II. I suppose that it will depend on how fast we plan to shoot action shots. Just to let you Know, I am new to this digital SLR stuff, but I have been using 35mm equiptment for 30 years and the issues facing me now did not apply with my old stuff.
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I have a canon rebel XTi and the sandisk compact flash cards will all fit into the compact flash slot of the XTi. All CF cards should, in theory, because it is a standardized format like USB or cd or dvd. I can say yes. Hope that helps :*)
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Yes, the lens will fit a Canon XTi camera. This is an auto focus lens only.
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If you are looking to take a lot of indoor photos with flash, the Canon XTi has a faster flash than the Nikon D40x. We tried the Nikon first since we were told of the better lenses that come standard, the ease of the menus, and more free stuff from the store where we purchased. We exchanged it for the Canon. We have young children that can be hard to catch in the moment when you are having to use the flash. I wasn't looking for all of the other things this type of camera has to offer...just to take fast, flash photos. The Canon wins that hands down.
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I was not expecting much with the XT-1's included flash unit. But I must say that I have been very pleasantly surprised by the quality of my photos when using the flash! If you are not needing a high power flash that can illuminate the subject beyond 10 to 15 feet and do not need to angle the flash the included flash unit of the XT-1 is very, very good. Good luck!
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Just bought the D40x two weeks ago, and spent the weeks before that researching the D40x vs. the XTi.I'd go with the D40x... you can't go wrong with a Nikon, and the kit lens that comes with the XTi is terrible. I bought the D40x, and have since added a few accessories. I feel like I made the right decision and I am totally thrilled with the purchase... No regrets at all. Plus, Nikon makes a longer-lasting camera.D40x!!!
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Right now you can get the XSi with the 18-55mm kit lens and the 55-250mm lens for just under $800 through Amazon. Both lenses are image stabilized and I have heard good things about the 55-250, which give great range on a cropped sensored body such as the XSi. Amazon doesn't list these items together but if you add them both to your cart (make sure Amazon is the seller on both) you will save $100 over buying them seperately. This price isn't shown until you get the order confirmation screen. This is the best price I have seen on this camera and don't expect to see a much better deal any time soon. The $100 off is an instant rebate promotion that Canon is offering through it's authorized retailers and it lasts until the middle of January. I would also recommend SanDisk's Extreme III class 6 memory cards in order to fully optimize the speed of the camera. I hope this helps.
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I have a Canon XTi and have been pleased with this purchase.. I am not sure what you need for the newer camera.I generally go for larger capacity so that I con't have to worry about running out of space in the middle of a shootespecially since I shoot in raw.
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I found the Canon Rebel XSi a fairly easy to use. Of course I had used this type camera before so it was not very difficult for me to immediately pick up and use. The lens that comes as standard with it should be adequate; however lens are interchangeable and a different focal lens may in line to adapt for different occasions. I think just off the shelf the camera will suffice. This Rebel is one tough one for every use with the proper lens.
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Well, I don't have the Tamron but the Kenko is really good. I actually picked it over the canon 2x TC. I have the canon 1.4 X and they go great together and the Kenko retains AF wich the canon does not. You can't go wrong with the Kenko. Hope this could help somehow. Good shooting and keep making art.
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HiBefore we continue givibg suggestions. What flash do you have? I know you have a canon 6D and yn622c.
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The Rebel XT has been on the US market for about 30 months now, and I expect it to be discontinued before Christmas.I say get the Rebel XTi. The price difference is more like $150. You get 25% larger image from the XTi. But the real bonus is in the new self-cleaning sensor and dust-removal function. When you notice dust spots on your XT (as I do), you'll kick yourself for not getting the XTi.
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Yes. The EOS Digital Rebel XTi is compatible with all Canon lenses in the EF lineup, ranging from ultra-wide-angle to super-telephoto lenses, and including Canon's EF-S series lenses, manufactured specifically for Canon's APS-C sized digital sensor.
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2X Converters basically will all provide a little "noise", but buying the Canon version, would be the better, less expensive alternate to extending the capability of your lens for your Canon XTi.
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This compact flash unit only works for a 24 MM lens are greater and flash range range is limited. As your camera has a lens that goes to 20 mm, Investigate the Nissan Di466 flash which with the built in lens shade deployed will work with as wide as a 12 mm lens. The cost effective Nissan is a larger flash unit but has more features including adjustable flash head, adjustable flash intensity, built in lens curtin for wide angle, has a hot shoe to attach to camera and can works as a slave unit triggered by a flash on your camera.
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They have a model for Canon. I would make sure to get the Canon Model. I shoot Nikon and you'll tell the different by the description of the speedlight. Such as my model has an "N" in the description. Yongnuo YN 560 III Besides that, it's a great speedlight.
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I used XTi for 3 weeks and exchanged with 30D. with no hesitation buy 30D.1. 30D is way better than XTi2. Does well in low light3. Feels good in hand, where as XTI is small, to many controls in too little space4. 30D build quality is good, worth the price5. Quality of the pic is also good6. Don't worry about 10MP of XTi7. I love 5frames per sec and quality of each pic in burst mode8. At room light, 30D did very good, kit lens did better than XTI w/ 17-85 IS