Top section, it reads "Compatible With Canon EOS T5i, .."...but scroll down to read the product description, it doesn't mention T5i? Any clarification
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All I have is a T3i and it works fine but it should not matter what camera you are using, if your T5i uses battery part number LP-E8 then it should work just fine. a few cameras use this part number. look at your battery or the camera manual or online under "specifications". I just checked it out for you on the Canon site and it says that the T5i uses the LP-E8 battery so this one should work just fine :)
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I have a T4i, not a T5i, but the battery has been just fine in my camera:>)
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Yes, this will work for T5i. Sorry for the late answer because I was on vacation.
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To Tom Martin or anyone who can help, excluding video, why is the EOS 50D 15.1MP a higher quality than the T1i or T2i?I'm trying to decide between the three and when I look at the list of specs for them, they all seem almost identical from what I can tell. I'm sure I'm missing something. Does the 50D have a more rugged build?Thanks to anyone who contributes an opinion on this.
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It works well with my Canon EOS Rebel T3. Not sure if it works with the Canon T4i
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I own a Canon EOS xsi and it works perfectly with mine. I even tried it on my 35mm camera and it works on that as well. You shouldn't have any issues using it on yours.
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All of your standard Canon lenses should work on the T5i. I have several lenses that I've purchased over the past 6 - 8 years and they all work with the T5i.
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Yes. Fully ETTL compatible with all Canon EOS cameras including T3i. It's a GREAT speedlite for a fraction of the cost of the equivalent Canon version. The only feature missing is High Speed Sync. You won't miss it.
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Yes it works with all eos cameras. The t5i can have both EF and EF-s lenses mounted. However, you must realize that this is meant for a full frame camera and will look more like an 85 mm lens because of the crop factor (1.5). All EF lens lengths should be multipled by 1.5 when on a crop sensor camera.
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Since the Amazon catalog entry reads " Canon EP-EX15 II Eyepiece Extender for Select Canon DSLRs" and then goes on to itemize the Canon cameras it fits: "For Canon EOS 40D, 50D, 60D, 5D Mark II, Rebel XS, XSi, T1i, T2i, T3 and T3i" it appears it doesn't fit a T5. You might want to check out the Fotodiox Eyecup (http://www.amazon.com/Fotodiox-Eyecup-Canon-Digital-10D-60D/dp/B003Y06336/ref=pd_sim_p_1?ie=UTF8&refRID;=1F3456M6PR8D7HTEJC9F) or the Altura Eyecup (http://www.amazon.com/Altura-Photo-Eyepiece-MagicFiber-Microfiber/dp/B0053FR9FQ/ref=pd_sim_p_5?ie=UTF8&refRID;=128V4HHGVZ3AS9A19D5K) which appear to be compatible with your camera. Since the Amazon catalog entry reads " Canon EP-EX15 II Eyepiece Extender for Select Canon DSLRs" and then goes on to itemize the Canon cameras it fits: "For Canon EOS 40D, 50D, 60D, 5D Mark II, Rebel XS, XSi, T1i, T2i, T3 and T3i" it appears it doesn't fit a T5. You might want to check out the Fotodiox Eyecup (http://www.amazon.com/Fotodiox-Eyecup-Canon-Digital-10D-60D/dp/B003Y06336/ref=pd_sim_p_1?ie=UTF8&refRID;=1F3456M6PR8D7HTEJC9F) or the Altura Eyecup... » Read More Since the Amazon catalog entry reads " Canon EP-EX15 II Eyepiece Extender for Select Canon DSLRs" and then goes on to itemize the Canon cameras it fits: "For Canon EOS 40D, 50D, 60D, 5D Mark II, Rebel XS, XSi, T1i, T2i, T3 and T3i" it appears it doesn't fit a T5. You might want to check out the Fotodiox Eyecup (http://www.amazon.com/Fotodiox-Eyecup-Canon-Digital-10D-60D/dp/B003Y06336/ref=pd_sim_p_1?ie=UTF8&refRID;=1F3456M6PR8D7HTEJC9F) or the Altura Eyecup (http://www.amazon.com/Altura-Photo-Eyepiece-MagicFiber-Microfiber/dp/B0053FR9FQ/ref=pd_sim_p_5?ie=UTF8&refRID;=128V4HHGVZ3AS9A19D5K) which appear to be compatible with your camera. « Show Less
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I use mine on my EOS XTI and my T2I. It works well on both of them. They all have the same mounting style so it should work on yours too.
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Not for the t3i there's a new one like this for T3i ... You say you have T3 make sure it's with out a i with a i . Check your manual it should have what you can get for your camera
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I bought three batteries for the T5i Canon and couldn't find the charger. So I bought another charge, actually two, one was $15 and the other was $30. One the box plugs into the wall and the other has a power cord from the box to the wall..and that looks like the one you have. Both will charge the batteries. I found the first charger so now I have three. NOTE...the charger that comes with the camera Rebel T5i is the LC-E8E shown in the picture. There is a STK SterlingTek LCH-LP-E8 for about $15 but it has a swing out plug for the wall. Yes, it works fine but you might have a problem plugging it in some sockets. So, to answer your question....YES the LC-E8E is for the Rebel T5i camera. I would stay with the charger in the picture. My question, you said t5?? did you mean T5i EOS REBEL. My camera came with two batteries but you might want to get two more batteries and keep one in your pocket. If you are planning to buy the LC-E8E charger, good, that's the one. Sorry I didn't see your message till now.
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I've never had an issue with my Canon T3i, but my laptop's card reader can't recognize it and I have to upload the images from the camera itself using Photoshop or the software that came with the camera. These cards are not compatible with every camera so check for compatibility.
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it's great w/ the rebel T1i. might contact canon to see if both models are the same.
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Yes Annette, i have a Canon T5i and the flash works fine. Also, this flash should work fine with T2i, T3i, T4i, 60D, ...
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The following is an answer to a similar question for this product on this site."Yes it is compatible EOS 1Ds Mark III EOS 1D Mark III / IV 5D Mark II / III 7D 60D / 50D / 40D Rebel T3i / T2i / T1i / XSi / T3 / XS." There are probably some limitations. I suggest that you call Canon support at 1-800-OK-CANON (toll free)1-800-652-2666.
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Yes, it is compatible with the t3i. I own this one and really liked it. On this one the aperture ring does not click, as it's a cine lens ( geared towards video ) but performs just as well for photography. My friend just bought the 3.5 an really enjoys it. There doesn't seem to be much of a difference In image quality. If you already have the 3.5 I wouldn't be too contended about upgrading.