Will this Mic still work for the Rebel T1i
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It should fit. The mic base slides into the flash port on the top of the camera body. As for the mic cable, it will fit in the external mic port on the camera.
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According to http://www.overclock.net/t/1259989/canon-t3-question the T3 doesn't have a 3.5mm input, so the microphone would not work.
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The mic Received from here didn't turn on, it didn't work with my canon camera ,even I change a new batteries. So I don't know yet. I try to contact seller but I didn't see how to contact the seller and discussed my problem. I m loosing all my money now..
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It does not, since the t3 does not have an external microphone input. If you are purchasing a camera I would go with the t3i or t2i since they have mic inputs. If you have the t3 I would suggest getting the zoom h1 and record to that if you want a mic. If you want a better mic however I would go with thishttp://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewitem?itemId=190806778822&index;=6&nav;=SEARCH&nid;=52424283937It is only a little bit more expensive but has a shock mount which proves invaluable. If you have any more questions feel free to contact me my email is agbobeck@yahoo.com
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Yes it will work. However, the Canon T2i has no way of turning off Auto Gain Control. That is the cause of the hissing and popping. If you want more control of the sound quality recorded by the T2i I highly recommend using Magic Lantern www.magiclantern.fm Word of warning though, make sure and read everything carefully before trying to install ML on your camera. The chance of bricking your camera does exist but doing your research will keep that from happening.
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The monopod is a great tool!!! I have no Canon T1i, but the monopod seems to have a standarized connection for standard cameras!hope this helps.
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I would check with Fotodiox. I checked further and noticed there is one for the rebel series. I'm not sure if the T1i is included.Good Luck.
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You might look up the Canon TC-80N3 on the Canon website and see if it is listed as an accessory for the Rebel T1i. If so, it will probably work. I've been very happy with mine, but I am shooting a 7D.
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Yes, Per the web page on Amazon it states it is for the T1i the 3 pin connector style. It list all the cameras compatible with it.
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I know it is compatible with T4i since that's what we have, don't know about T1i for sure. But given the fact that they share a common Canon battery model number I would guess it would be compatible.
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Yes, works for my EOS Rebel T5. Will work for your T5i. The mount is a lot bigger than it looks. I can post a picture of my T5 on it
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Apparently there is another version compatible with the Rebel T1i: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002RBQ54K
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I don't think that Mic will work, Brian. I used an Olympus ME 51s on my Canon T3i, an it worked great! Stereo too!
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Brian - I don't know. But I can tell you, this mic is not something I would recommend. When I use it with my Canon T3i Camera, the camera supplies the voltage needed for the microphone (the mic doesn't have internal batteries). Sometimes, the camera voltage is too low and the microphone sounds very distorted. In addition, it tends to fluctuate in output - getting loud, then soft. A better choice would probably be one of the inexpensive Audio Technica battery powered mics. Just my 2 cents worth. Good luck.
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Sorry, not sure it would work. I have used it mostly on the Panasonic DSLRs, but I'm almost sure it does work on Canon's DSLR because I've own the Canon 5D MarkII and it worked on it too. So, you may be ok, but I would keep researching. I great mic by the way. We use it all the time on our camera for ENG interview and reality tv shows.
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I have a Rebel T1i camera...not sure what the first answer means when it says it will work with a "T1i/500D" how do I know if my camera is a "500D"?
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Hi Angela, I'm honestly not sure! It didn't work very well with my canon rebel T1i. It was back in the mail after a week of many attempts to use. You might be better of just buying a more reliable flash if your not sure. Hope this helps you:)