I have just purchased a Canon Rebel T5i. Will the 580EX II work with this?
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Yes, it will work fine! What exactly do you want to do? That's top of the line, but 430ex, 450ex will work fine. You can try'em.
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I don't know...can you take it to a Canon store to see? Or can you email/call Canon?It's a fantastic flash...especially for bouncing off walls and ceilings.
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The label on the Aputure box does not list the T5i as one of the camera models it supports. It's possible that it will work, but you'd need to check with Canon on the specs of T5i's remote jack. If it's design is the same as other models, then it should work.
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Read your owners manual and if your camera is compatible with the canon 580EXll or the 600EX-RT then the Phottix will work.
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I assume it will work on the Canon Rebel T5i, as it works perfectly on my Canon Rebel T3i. You just have to get the correct cable to sync between the PocketWizard and the camera.
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Thanks, Cary. You've convinced me, and I now own a 580EXII. Perhaps I will get the smaller 430 as a second flash, if it can pick up the wireless signal from the 580EXII ?
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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.
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I use it with a 430 EX and a 580 EXII. I believe it should work with the 550EX.It is not models dedicated
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All of your standard Canon lenses should work on the T5i. I have several lenses that I've purchased over the past 6 - 8 years and they all work with the T5i.
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Probably. A presume that because Canon (and other camera makers) usually maintain the same connectors and other attachments on subsequent models of their products. I do not own a Rebel T5.
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The 90EX is a master flash. The issue it will it work on the older Xti camera. I can't say for sure because I'm not sure if the Xti external flash setting menu is up to date for the 90EX. I would not even trust Canon tech support to give you the correct answer.In the past you would use the external flash like the 580ex to control the master/slave setting. Now it can be done via the cameras flash menu and since the 90EX has no external button to do that I'm not sure the Xti's menu has that feature set.
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Haven't tried it specifically on T5i but any Canon camera with remote trigger port should work.
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I am not sure if it works with the T5i. I am not a professional either I bought it just in case I might need one.
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Set the flash on slave mode... On the 580ex II hold zoom then turn the dial to slave on the set...
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I use it with a T2i so I assume it works fine with a T3i. there are tow different models for this one for Canon and one for Nikon so make sure you order the right one.
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I would say yes. I have the rebel t5i and t4i, it works fine, i don't see why it didn't on thee t1i.
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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.
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The Canon User's Manual for your camera says:"Speedlite 600EX-RT/600EX/580EX II/430EXII/320EX/270EX II zz Shoe-mounted flashunit that enables many stylesof flash photography. Speedlite580EX, 430EX, 270EX, and 220EXare also supported." This unit is a copy of the 430 Canon, so it should work just fine..