compared to Canon RS-80N3? I thought Canon RS-80N3 is a wired remote?
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Yes, the product on this page is a wireless remote and the Canon RS-80N3 is a wired remote. If you're still looking for an alternative, it wouldn't be a bad idea to return the Phottix remote, (and getting your money back, of course!) and to go ahead and try the Pro Series Equivalent Canon RS-80N3 Wireless Remote. I've had it for several months and it works great! I use it on a Canon 1D Mark II, and I haven't had any problems yet. Just remember to take out the battery from the receiver (the one connected to the camera) when you're not using it.
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Regretfully, there is no "wireless" release for the T3 as the T3 lacks the infrared receptor that all other Canon Rebel "T" series cameras have. Only wired releases are available for this model.
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The original D70 does not have a provision for a wired remote, only a wireless remote. One of the reasons I sold mine. A remote port was added for the D70S model. The MC-DC1 works with the D70S.
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could some tell me also if this is ok with the Canon 7D Canon TC80N3 Timer Remote Control
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Hi Nina,G. Norvell is Right. This device is equivalent to Canon RS-80N3 + remote capability, But I checked the manual of 500D, it only support RS-60E3.
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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.
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Yes. There are two primary types of remote receptors in Canon DSLRs. There is the mini-plug, which the Rebel series take as well as the later suffix "D" models, such as the 60D. I know because I own the T3i Rebel and the 60D. Both take the mini-plug, which is noted as the "R3" by Canon. The Satechi MTR-C remote timer has the "R3" type male plug. The other Canon models, like many having the "full-frame" sensor (35mm equivalent), as well as the suffix "D" models from 50D back, have the Canon proprietary 3 individual pin connector as the remote. In the 3-pin models, the male connector with the 3 pins is in the camera with the mating female receptacle being on the end of the remote's cable. The latter carry the "N3" Canon designation. Hope this helps!
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Yes!... http://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/remote-switch-rs-60e3 www.offreality.com
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I shoot with a Nikon that has options to trigger a remote flash. Not familiar with Canon T3i.
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No it will not. The 500D needs an E3 type shutter release and this is an N3 type shutter release that works with their pro and prosumer cameras. Try searching for rs60-e3. That will produce a list of compatible shutter releases. I did't see any as nice as the wireless remote. I have one and it has been one of my better investments in camera accessories.
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It's electronic and powered by the camera's battery. When it's plugged into the camera it basically adds another shutter trigger. Both the camera shutter button and the RS-60 shutter release work as a team and can be used independently. It works perfectly with my Canon EOS Rebel T3i.
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I speak Spanish but respond with google translator, so there may be words that are not in complete harmony. Is correct Neewer ® Timer Remote Control RS-60E3 For Canon, EOS 550D operated and also has the function of taking photos with time intervals, although this function have not used it yet. But for photos that require long exposure times or brief is perfect and works for it even without batteries.
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YES... And if you look for my demonstration video on YouTube, under the title "Canon T4i 650D Remote Focus Hack - Wireless Focus on Demand!", you will discover a great feature you will not get with the built-in receiver and RC-6... the ability to focus video on demand using this remote. Other than this, the HUGE advantages of this particular remote are that is uses regular AAA batteries, so you won't worry about finding ad oddball battery if it runs out while shooting... plus unlike the built-in remote features, this one uses wireless radio, not line of sight, so you can trigger it from anywhere... front, back, side... behind you back, in your pocket... etc.
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It does not come with a wired remote, but my remote works well from most angles, I don't have to aim it right at the receiver. Shop around, amazon was not the cheapest for this product and post sale they would not give me a credit even though a competitor had a cheaper price by roughly $20.
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It is the same as on all of the canon digital from the 20d up.The connection is different from the xt rebel series. Canon RS-80N3 Remote Control Shutter Release is the cable version.There is a wireless version called the Canon LC-5 Wireless Control Set is the latest version . Their are older versions lc3,lc4 . I use pocket wizards .They give me more versatility.I am able to control my lights and camera using on system. I hope this answers your question.
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No, neither wired nor IR. However, in addition to the usual long (10 sec.) self-timer it has a short (2 sec.) self-timer that is very useful for tripod shots. It also has a 3-burst mode using the self-timer.
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The specs say it is a replacement for the canon remote 803n wich is supposed to work with the 5d, mark II, and mark III. Should be for a three prong connection. I would say YES, to the best of my knowledge.