Can this flash be used as a slave for the Canon 70D?
1976102
It is a TTL capable flash for Canon cameras. I suppose it could work for 70D as on-camera flash. I have used it on two different Canon point and shoot cameras and it works. But if you mean whether it works as a slave flash away from the camera, it is a no.
1976103
No, it can only be used as an "On Camera" flash, or "Off Camera" using a remote cord. It does NOT have remote "Slave" capability.
929803
Yes, with no problems. The 70D uses the same flash mechanism as the models listed in the description.
264186
It attaches to the front of the camera lens, so I'm not sure how you would do that. Technically it might be possible, just as with any other external flash, but I didn't try to do anything like that. Since I have a 50D, it would not work with my camera so there was no experimentation.
1107156
I don't own a 70D, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. It works with a 5D and 6D
865323
Yes. Be sure to read your manual, but you can use your flash and anything else you want provided it's supported by the specific function.
1557383
As long as the flash has a standard mount. I have used it with both my Yanguo and my Nikon SB700. It worked great!
1239415
Yes you can or you can get the SU-800 commander and control it via IR signals. The commander will cost nearly as much as the flash so it may not be the best choice for you.
1386964
I don't see why not. I tried in my 7D and 5DMKIII and it worked beautifully. I even tried the master function to control my other Canon Speedlites and it worked flawlessly. I highly recommend it for any EOS camera. However, your T3 already has a built in FLASH which most likely is as powerful as this little flash. On the other hand, this little flash adds the ability to wirelessly control other Canon Speedlites.
264987
No, it's quality isn't very reliable, and a HV flash can fry your digital baby, if you have a 7100 you should buy real flash units like Nikon ones, or other ttl flash unit
414698
This device is merely an adapter in order to have a PC connection on Canon cameras that do not have the PC connector built in. In my opinion, if you have an expensive camera body - let's say $2,500 - it is just not worth risking damaging it by using a flash unit that is more than 30 years old. I have thrown out my 283's even though they have served me well for a long time. They are not worth the risk to our camera bodies, in my opinion.
543092
No! You wont be able and whatch out! my transmitter just got broken by holding a Canon Speedlite 430 ex. You'll have hard time getting replaced or repair.
815113
It works as a slave with any flash camera, your onboard flash triggers it's flash. It does Not work with the cameras built in flash shoe; it mounts on the included bar which mounts to the cameras tripod screw hole.
1342746
Probably, yes... BUT don't do it. There's no way to work a flash.. not even with fiber optics because they never accommodated for the pop up flash on these cameras... no room in the housing. Means you need to manually work a slave strobe.. no fun :(
1929710
I mount my camera on a bracket and use the flash with a radio slave bought from amazon. It works fine.i believe the radio slave is made by cowboy. Not too expensive. When I used the flash on the camera, I had some issues
1320610
I don't know, but the transmitter works on a standard hot shoe. So if your flash is compatible with a standard hot shoe then the receiver should trigger it. It works fine with a Canon 7D and Canon Speedlight. For the price, it's been great investment.
1612153
There is a model for Nikon and Canon.. You might be able to use it with a hotshoe adapter to use it as a flash..
1895487
I don't have a 70D but I am quite sure it is compatible......it works with all 9 of my canon camera's