I have a Canon EOS Rebel T3i and a set of Studio Flashes which use a 3.5 mm Sync jack. Does the transmitter mount on my Rebel's hot shoe correctly?
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It should. I have the same set and it has worked on 3 different cannons that I own. Hotshoes should be universal. This is a good kit too, I love mine!
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The transmitter is universal and will mount on any hot shoe. It will provide standard flash triggering with no TTL functionality. You will have to manually adjust the flash settings and simply use it as a trigger.
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*More important.. The Canon T3i camera has a built in wireless flash trigger. When configured properly, will the T3i's internal wireless trigger activate these receivers?
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The receiver has a 1/4-20 tripod mount, but the transmitter has a standard Nikon hot shoe mount. I mount a couple Strato on lighting stands with Nikon flashes when I shoot indoor sports with a low ceiling (such as a roller rink).
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There really isn't much information out there on this but I believe the regular hot shoe mount of these cowboy studio should work that and Youngnuo makes some awesome flash trigger / receivers. I also have the Phottix trigger / receiver that works awesomehttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006JODEGI?ref_=pe_527950_33920250.
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Hi Thu,Yes, this flash works with your Canon Rebel T3 without any problem. Infact, it would work with any canon body that has a hot shoe.
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If your flash is compatible with your camera why are you using a hot shoe adapter? Hot shoes are different from Sony shoes and do not fit together. A flash that is compatible with the camera for TTL metering will give much better results and is much easier to use.
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I don't know. I don't have a Canon camera. I think the hot shoe socket is a standard, though.
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For you: The connector on the side of the flash is 3.5mm I believe. If you have a sync chord and the connector is the wrong size - just bring the strobe to radio shack and get a adapter.I think the standard sizes are 5mm and 3.5mmGeneric answer: Two ways to connect. One - just use the flash on your camera - this will "slave flash" and fire as a response to your own flash. Second method it to use a sync cable. If your camera doesn't have it [a flash sync connector] built in - you can use: Pixel TF-321 Pixel e-TTL Flash Hot Shoe to Pc Adapter for Canon DSLRs and Flashguns (That one is for canon - a non TTL one is "universal" is Seagull JSC-2 Flash Hot Shoe Adapter with PC Sync Socket ) For you: The connector on the side of the flash is 3.5mm I believe. If you have a sync chord and the connector is the wrong size - just bring the strobe to radio shack and get a adapter.I think the standard sizes are 5mm and 3.5mmGeneric answer: Two ways to connect. One - just use the flash on your camera - this will "slave flash" and fire as a response to your own flash. Second method it to use a sync cable. If your camera doesn't have it [a flash sync connector] built in - you can use: Pixel TF-321... » Read More For you: The connector on the side of the flash is 3.5mm I believe. If you have a sync chord and the connector is the wrong size - just bring the strobe to radio shack and get a adapter.I think the standard sizes are 5mm and 3.5mmGeneric answer: Two ways to connect. One - just use the flash on your camera - this will "slave flash" and fire as a response to your own flash. Second method it to use a sync cable. If your camera doesn't have it [a flash sync connector] built in - you can use: Pixel TF-321 Pixel e-TTL Flash Hot Shoe to Pc Adapter for Canon DSLRs and Flashguns (That one is for canon - a non TTL one is "universal" is Seagull JSC-2 Flash Hot Shoe Adapter with PC Sync Socket ) « Show Less
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My CanonT3i has a built in wireless flash trigger. If configured properly, will my T3i transmitter trigger this receiver?
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This unit should work for any application/device that has a 3.5mm microphone jack. I have used this with my Sony camcorder and it has worked fine. I note that my CanonRebel T5i has a 3.5mm jack, so it should work for that, but I have not tried it since I seldom shoot videos with the Rebel.
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I believe so - it plugs in to the remote shutter port on the side of the camera, and the receiver fits on the hotshoe. Since every other hotshoe-mounted device for a "Canon" camera fits pretty much every Canon with a hotshoe, logically one would have to assume the Shutterboss works on everything from a 1D to a 350D. It works fine on my new 6D.
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Yes. This unit on a Canon will block access to use hot-shoe and will block on-board flash from functioning. Good for continuous lighting with its own power supply or audio Wireless mic receiver. Or using on a stand off camera. Hope that answered all questions. Have a great day.
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Hi Brad, it would depend on the type of shoe mount the flash is compatible with. You can use this mount adapter if the flash is compatible with the Multi Interface Shoe. Thanks_Mitch
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Hello LaToya, this lighting kit works with any dslr camera model or brand that has a hot shoe to attach an external flash on top. I've just looked at your camera on Amazon and do see that the camera does have a hot shoe so your camera should be able to use it. You will connect the wireless transmitter to your hot shoe and the wireless receiver to the lights. Then adjust your lights to get the proper exposure by moving it further back or forward or lowering the power or bumping it up. It's been a while since I've had that set, so I'm not sure if there is a power adjustment for you to adjust. Good luck! Hello LaToya, this lighting kit works with any dslr camera model or brand that has a hot shoe to attach an external flash on top. I've just looked at your camera on Amazon and do see that the camera does have a hot shoe so your camera should be able to use it. You will connect the wireless transmitter to your hot shoe and the wireless receiver to the lights. Then adjust your lights to get the proper exposure by moving it further back or forward or lowering the power or bumping it up. It's been a while since I've had that set, so I'm not sure if there is a power adjustment for you to adjust.... » Read More Hello LaToya, this lighting kit works with any dslr camera model or brand that has a hot shoe to attach an external flash on top. I've just looked at your camera on Amazon and do see that the camera does have a hot shoe so your camera should be able to use it. You will connect the wireless transmitter to your hot shoe and the wireless receiver to the lights. Then adjust your lights to get the proper exposure by moving it further back or forward or lowering the power or bumping it up. It's been a while since I've had that set, so I'm not sure if there is a power adjustment for you to adjust. Good luck! « Show Less
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Purchase a hot shoe that can screw onto the mic if the mic has a spot for it. The mic I have has a "hotshoe" so it slides right into the bracket as does my constant light. Definitely works. I use it often since I have a T3I so I don't use the built in mic (too loud).
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The flash is a Yongnuo (speedlite YN560). It works on some Canons, but not Rebel, as in my Canon T3i. (T3i = Rebel)
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The flash triggers should work with the Canon XTI. Mount the transmitter on your hot shoe, and plug one of the receivers into your studio light. You should find a menu setting to turn on external flash control. If you are trying to use this with a Canon Speedlight, you will need the set that works with speedlights, this set is for studio lights.
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I can't see why it wouldn't since the part that triggers the flash on the hot shoes and the cable fitting that triggers the camera are pretty much standard throughout the canon DSLR line. I have mine on a iDSMKIII and it works all the time. You have to remember to turn both units off.