Can this be used in conjunction with the built in Canon T3i flash that wirelessly controls a flash while this triggers another flash?
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I don't think the built in pop up flash have enough clearance to pop up with this trigger attached on top of the hotshoe...
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No. You either have something on the hotshoe or have the pop-up flash up. Even if you popped it with something on the hot shoe it will not function.
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I use it on a Fuji x-t1, but I don't believe it will work like you desire because the pop up flash will not open.
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Yes, you can use it with 2 strobes. You will need to use 3 of the triggers; 1 as a transmitter connected to the hot shoe on your camera and 1 for each of the strobe units. So you will need to buy 2 sets. You can use the 4th to trigger your camera remotely.
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Yes, this flash would work with your T3i and it will provide brighter and more consistent lighting than your camera's flash.
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It should work either with the transmitter/receiver that comes with it, or any flash that has an IR emitter. I use a Canon Speedflash, that triggers both of the studio lights with no problem.
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I've used it with my t3i with no problem. I used the optical slave sensor. As long as it can sense the cameras flash, it will trigger.
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Hi Pooboo I have a Canon T3i. I bought a Yongnuo 568EXII flash. This is how you trigger your flash. Buy a Yongnuo YN622C-TX (wireless flash controller) and attach it to the camera's hot shoe. Also, buy a Yongnuo YN622C E-TTL (wireless flash trigger / transceiver) and attach it to your Yongnuo YN568EXII flash. They receiver and the radio controller communicate excellent! You can change setting on the flash directly from the radio controller that sits on the camera's hot shoe. You can research this on Youtube videos. I am very satisfied with my Yungnuo flash, radio controller, and wireless flash trigger / transceiver. Good luck! Your speed-lite photography will be outstanding with the flash off the camera!
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No it will not work wireless with other flash triggers. However I have found that this in not a major problem. I can get along quite fine without Pocket Wizard triggers.
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I do not have a T3i so I cannot answer from experience. However, everything that I have read about this flash is that it will do whatever the the 580EX does. If the 580EX fires wirelessly with the T3i, then the Phottix Mitros will do the same.
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This will work with Cannon, but metering modes will not work as it's not a real Speedlite. You have to adjust flash output, F stop and shutter speed unlike with a real Speedlite that does it for you. The T3i is just better then a T2i, same hot shoe.
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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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This flash is compatible with the Canon T3i, however, unlike the OEM canon flashes, the camera will not control all of the functions of the flash. Some features can be adjusted through the camera, not all can.
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Yes! I use it on my T2i with the same flash and it works fine. There is no change to the hotshoe on the T3i.
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Yes, it does. I have the Canon t3i with the builtin optical triggers and works well. The menu allows to select both the canon as well as nikon wirelesd ttl slave modes. On cam it is a manual flash and does not support ttl.
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I don't see a reason why it wouldn't work. Especially if it is a TTL flash, it should work. What do you mean by wireless even the camera? You mean the transmitter on top of D4? I do it all the weddings I shoot.
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I have a canon t3i/600D and it works fine. It is a very bright/strong flash.
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I have used the same controller with a Rebel XSI and a T4 so unless for some reason the T3 has a different plug in it should work. I have used mine for several years and they work great.
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The trigger and timer will work with your Canon Rebel T2i, but you will need to ensure the correct adapter. In your camera's manual (or check online), there will be a note about using remote releases. Check the type of socket you need. The trigger system is self-contained for most features, and uses a different cable for different cameras. Be aware that not all features may be available, though - some cameras may not support focus, for example. But I believe the T2i supports all the features through its PC port.