what are the wireless options for the T5i?
1300560
Unfortunately this camera does not have any wireless options that we know of, you may want to look into purchasing an SD card that has WIFI capabilities if you're looking to transfer pictures to your smartphone/tablet wirelessly.
880738
I don't have a T5i. These cages fit any camera, the problem is with the battery compartment and the i/o plugs. I try to buy the cages designed for the camera I have. If you buy generally things don't always line up with the form but they work.
1996230
I use a 7D and you can access the battery with it, so I assume a t4i would be the same.
2184486
Considering that my own T3i fits fine in this, and all the controls line up, the other answers are clearly wrong here. Too late to help you, but maybe someone else could benefit from this answer.
1775726
Yes, it should. There is no difference in specs on that port between the T4i and the T5i.
1796298
THE M475DN is not wireless. You probably want the M475DW which has the wireless option
2220208
If you contact Canon, they'll tell you that the T3 won't work wirelessly (because this entry-level model doesn't have a built-in receiver to receive a signal from a wireless transmitter) - they will NOT tell you that you can buy the Vivitar or any other wireless system which has both transmitter and receiver. They want you to buy their WIRED remote control (of course, you could buy a less expensive generic). Hope this clears things up.
386797
Cannot say,...I don't have a T5i. If the T5i has a threaded fitting on its bottom side for the purpose of mounting it to a tripod, as do all other cameras I know of, then it will work fine.
1309015
Sorry, I have a Canon Ftb, Canon EF, and two Canon F-1's. It works on all my Canon bodies. I do not have any knowledge of the Rebel T5i
1478990
I have the y500 and here is detailed info on the widi.http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/IdeaPad-Y-U-V-Z-and-P-series/Wireless-Display-WIDI-issue-on-ideapad-Y500/td-p/951887
332685
I am on the same situation with the Palm Tungsten T5. They never mentioned Palm OS as compatible :-(
2002141
I have not used the t5i so I can't compare. If all your lenses are EOS compatible, they should be fine. I have all the same lenses and they work fine.
1032378
The software that came with mine included drivers for the palm one T5 as well as others. It uses the IR to work and can be used in both landscape or portrait mode.
1959739
Unfortunately no. I am trying to sell this cable now. I have a T5i and it sucks not being able to monitor the audio in real time.
2056414
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 :)
1813827
Me having the T5i which really isn't any different the the T3i. I would think that it should work on you T3. And if it doesn't, you can always send it back.
124326
The EOS T5i appears to have the standard Canon hot shoe. This means you could use the PocketWizard PlusX or Plus III triggers. The TT5/TT1 series for Canon should work as manual triggers, but it's not yet clear if it will work as TTL (which is sort of the point for those units) until PocketWizard has time to test and update their compatibility matrix. Some Canon cameras have restrictions on functions with the TT5/TT1. Best chance for a solid answer on that would be to contact PocketWizard directly, I have found them to be very responsive both by phone and by email.