Would this work on any brand or just canon?
1970121
It works for any brand,the set comes with different diameters to match 49,52,55mm etc,
1970122
In general, it should work with most cameras. The signal connection to the camera is a standard flash hot shoe (top of camera). The camera might have special flash features that won't work the same or a different kind of shoe connection that would be a problem. Mostly I use it as a supplemental light for very close distances, on all time unless turned off. It helps in focusing.It is not good as a general purpose flash. It's purpose it to avoid shadows from the lens when the subject is very close. It is a little primitive, but it works.
1970123
I use it only on a Canon DSLR but see no reason it wouldn't attach to the lens of any other make of camera. However, you should understand that regardless of camera manufacturer this ring flash will not give you TTL --through the lens metering.
1970124
Any brand. Just make sure the lens diameter is the same as one of the adaptors in the kit.
1953841
Unless Canon changed their hot shoe configuration and their speed lights, I would guess that yes, it should work.
1315598
If the camera accepts both EF and EF-S lenses then yes. I believe it will work for most Canon cameras tho.
555949
Yes, it should work. It is UDMA card, so should be ok. I use it with Canon.
7292
It works perfectly on my EOS Rebel. I suspect it would work with any Canon digital that has a shoe.
1157174
I purchased this item for my Canon. I would have to guess that as long as you have a standard flash hook up on your camera it should work. As far as the flash itself, it is a good flash. It works great and I have had no issues with it so far. I hope this helps.
954337
It should work for any camera of any make, this trigger work same way as any remote control. You just need to check which cable to use for your camera. If you can put remote control on your camera then this will work.
865013
Yes, it will works on any flash whatever works into Canon, since this is for Canon system, any flash works on Canon DSLR will works on this device!
1028240
I would suggest checking out Canon's web site for ink compatibility, just to be sure.... I think this one might be on their list, but I'm not 100% certain.
1937366
Hi- It should work with any Canon camera that uses the EOS camera mount. Remember, it is a manual focus lens...again it has significant fringing and sharpness issues if you want to make large prints etc. For a casual user it is a good deal. Good luck!
343198
I don't think so, but it is best to go on the Canon web site and check the compatibility.
737236
I don't know why it wouldn't. Should work with any Canon that reads a flash thru the hot shoe.
890207
This unit is compatible with all Canon flashes, so it should work just fine.
69904
I think it's compatible with all similar Canon models - I use mine on a T2i. Best to check with an expert though before spending that kind of money.
2277829
I believe it's compatible with any brand because since it is off camera flash. You can use it via sync cord or wireless trigger.
615395
There shouldn't be any reason why it wouldn't work. It's the same type of battery used from Canon, just generic
2044121
Yes, it should work with any flash that fits and work on Canon DSLRs, the camera gives the signal to the transmitter and the transmitter send the signal to the receiver and the receiver triggers the flash