Did you cameras come with the remote it was supposed to from canon?
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I believe that it did but I did not use it and misplaced it. the camera broke from falling once from a very small height. battery pack won't latch on so is useless now.
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http://www.eos-magazine.com/articles/remotes/canonrc6.html by design, Canon put the remote control sensor in the front area of the camera. i believe all of the canons are like that. if you are shooting from the back, some use wired "http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/164276-REG/Canon_2476A001_Remote_Switch_RS_80N3.html"i just peep my sensor over and trigger it :)
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Yes, received an original Canon battery and a replacement that that is for a Canon, but not made by Canon. It has worked fine. The Micro-HDMI A/V Cable I received did not work with the Canon; however, Amazon gave me a credit that more than covered the value of the cable.
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/JYC-Wireless-Shutter-Release-for-Canon-G1X-G15-G12-SX50-HD-T4i-T3-T3i-T2i-T1i-XS-/261199423626?pt=Camera_Camcorder_Remotes&hash;=item3cd0b2e88a
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I do not find any information on a remote, or find a place to attach one to this camera.I have read the manual and visited the Sony website.
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Yes, everything the camera and the lenses came in the original canon boxes. And the bag and the tripod too. The only thing that didnt come in an original box is the sd card. But beside that everything came great its a pretty good deal.
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My camera *did* come with a small remote control (WL-D89). It can be used to zoom, but you can't vary it.Edited to add: I just confirmed via the CanonUSA website that it is supposed to ship with the WL-D89.
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Not trying to be sarcastic, but did you pull plastic from battery ? I was trying to use mine until I noticed I forgot to remove it. Other than that mine was automatic with my Sony. Hope you get it working. Also, I had to put my camera on a different setting to allow the remote control, I'm not sure on yours but I went into settings and changed it.
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I sent an email to amazon concerning if the remote comes with it like it does on b&h photos site as well as the aiptek site, they gave me some autoresponse that basicly said we have no idea. So Im going to go ahead and order from amazon simply because they are about 15 dollars cheaper than anywhere else and with that savings you can buy a replacement remote. But once i get the cam i will let ya know if it comes with it. My guess is yes because if you look at the other websites that list the remote included they show the model number as the same as amazon has. so only one way to find out i guess
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You should be able to look in your camera manual under "accessories" and see exactly what remote is compatible. If you no longer have the original manual, google one for your camera make and model.
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The receiver that plugs into the camera does. It takes a special battery. But the remote itself doesn't. The batteries last a long long time tho
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No it is just the remote to control the camera. You have to purchase separately.
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You don't need it. The range is only to about 15 feet. You need to point the remote directly at the receiver on your CANON camera (on the grip where your index finger would be if you were holding it). Turn your camera to timer mode and there is an option there for "2-second timer / remote". As long as you can follow these instructions, you can use remote. It took me a while to figure out the "2-second time / remote" options. It is really simple. Good luck!
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It does not. You're looking for this one: Digital Timer Remote (EZA-C3) for Canon EOS 1Ds Mark II & 1Ds Mark III
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I shoot with a Nikon that has options to trigger a remote flash. Not familiar with Canon T3i.
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Yes. It includes a transmitter that works with canon (manual not ETTL of course)
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Yes it does, and jwe is correct, it comes with its own but but I lost mine and couldn't find a replacement for it even through canon other then this.