Does this sync 1/200 S as mentioned with Canon 70D on hot shoe?
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I have a nikon SRL and it syncs a 60th for sure but I haven't tried any faster. The led unit seems to work better as an lighting source instead of flash.
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The "flash" feature of this product is simply a red herring. When it is put in the "flash" mode, this unit emits pre-flash illumination in about 1/4 strength. The shutter action triggers full strength of light as controlled by the dial on the unit. Since there is no meter coupling between this unit and camera, the proper setting of exposure on camera is very much a guesstimate (based on distance of subject, level of ambient light, and level of output of this unit). The best way to use it for photography is simply to use it as a light source, as Vertigo answered. When your subject is fully illuminated, your camera metering can correctly determine the exposure parameters automatically. Since this is not a typical flash unit. Prolonged full light output won't burn the unit out.
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what you mean with how is this?? if you meant if fits.. I am not sure but I think that hot shoes for canon are pretty standards... beyond that functions the same.
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Yes, works through the hotshoe connection. It works perfectly with my Canon 430/580's, 560'sand Nikon SB's, Neewer and Yougono via hotshoe, and my Studio strobes when connected via sync cable. You can fire different strobes set to different channels, or all of them on one channel. but no TTL data. - lyarks.com
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Thanks for your interest in this kit. Yes, the flash is not a TTL flash so it will sync to the camera's flash.
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I don't have a 70D but I am quite sure it is compatible......it works with all 9 of my canon camera's
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They make the same model with a Nikon compatible hot shoe. However this one is canon compatible. Just make a search here on amazon and you'll find it right away.
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Why wouldn't, if the flash syncs with your hot shoe of your Canon T3i ? Your only extending the technology that exists to any flash that possess TTL.
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I primarily use mine on Canon but have used them on an older Olympus and regularly on my Fuji x100. Pretty much, it's a standard sized hotshoe with a centered sync pin (the majority of what's out there), it's likely going to work great for you. As a note, I love my Atlas IIs and my Odins (Odin's wouldn't be compatible).
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It works on my Rebel T1i, so I see no reason why it will not work on any other model of the Canon Rebel series. A hot shoe is a hot shoe. They all meet the same standard requirements.
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I've tried it on my Canon T4i. When I insert it fully into the hot shoe, the camera disables the popup flash. I can get it to work by partially inserting it, but it's kind of fiddly. There might be a setting on the camera somewhere that will change this. As it is, I would say it partially works.
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I use a Nikon D-800 so different camera, but observing how the Canon's LCD swings out with the very nice 70D it would probably run into the left-hand pillar before swinging out 180 degrees. Good shooting!
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It's a hot shoe mount and It works on my Canon 5D, as far as my understanding goes, Hot shoe size are universal.
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I've only used it with the canon eos 7D and it was great. I have not had access to a 70D yet but I assume it will work since most of the accessories "like batteries" are the same for the whole canon dslr line
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It will work with virtually any camera with a hot shoe or sync port and flash ... but keep in mind that it is only a trigger and can only work in manual mode. No dedicated thru the lens (TTL) of any kind.
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Yes, it will attach to the hot shoe with the coiled cable facing forward, i.e away from your forehead. The other end of the cable needs to be connected to the appropriate electric plug on your camera (depends on which version you buy). The hot shoe is just a holder so that is doesn't flop around.
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If both have the same hot shoe mount it will work. I use with my canon and my Sony .had to ad an adapter for the Sony it has a driff.mount but does work well.
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Have you tried puttiing your camera on the two second timer. It works perfect on my two second timer. It would not work on my Canon 70D until I used one of the timers. Dave