Will this work if there is remote flash trigger attached to the camera, or does that not make a difference?
1039605
it will work. for the simple reason that this remote is attached to the electronics of the camera. the other remote will work as well independently.happy shooting :-)
1039606
It will work as they are not attached room the same port. This remote is a trigger for shutter not for flash. So yes you can run both at same time.
1039607
I haven't tried that, honestly...but I can't imagine it interfering at all...they are 2 separate triggers.
1039608
it will work. for the simple reason that this remote is attached to the electronics of the camera. the other remote will work as well independently. happy shooting :-)
496203
Yes it will. The receiver mounts into the flash hot shoe and a wire is plugged into micro phone jack behind the rubber cover on the side of the camera. The remote unit will then trigger the camera. It will work up to 300 feet away. I am really pleased with the way it works. Both the sending and receiving units require batteries. I do have a bad habit of forgetting to turn the receiver off when I put it back into my camera bag. I just make sure that I am carrying replacement batteries.
476536
Yes. They worked on my T4i, which is almost the same camera. Because these are "dumb" triggers, they work on any camera. They just send a signal telling the flash to fire. All settings must be set on the flash; they will not transmit flash settings from your camera to the flash.
1314622
No it won't. I purchased a hot shoe converter (under $12) to connect to my wireless camera transmitter. The hot shoe converter was modified by installing a small push button switch in series with a 1/4 watt 20K resistor to the 2 flash contacts. By removing the transmitter from my camera and attaching it to the flash converter (now with push button), I have a remote flash. Done for under $20. It beats spending over $100-$300 more for a light meter equivalent.
2277831
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.
1341517
Only if the wireless flash is triggered by the camera flash...it won't automatically trigger a wireless flash.
101405
No it wont work on the camera builtin flash it needs a high speed external flash
1320610
I don't know, but the transmitter works on a standard hot shoe. So if your flash is compatible with a standard hot shoe then the receiver should trigger it. It works fine with a Canon 7D and Canon Speedlight. For the price, it's been great investment.
1884266
Yes, although I am not sure about it's capabilities using remote flashes. I am an amateur and I am just now "getting to know" this camera. (it is a great camera and a big step up from my old Alpha) I do not understand all of the flash options and advantages/disadvantages as of now!
245089
Yes, if your camera has settings for 2 or 10 second delay. Vital for group photos!The remote uses a CR2032 battery. Do not leave the remote plugged into the camera when not in use, as it will drain the battery, rapidly; disconnect it when not in use.
1992387
It should work with just about any camera that has any sort of a flash boot. The light doesn't connect as a flash -- it just uses the mechanical connection to hold the light. The light is triggered on/off by a side-mounted power switch. It works more like a video light than a camera strobe. I hope that helps.
1885410
Hello, This kit didn't include any way to trigger the camera remotely. It might be possible with some other accessory, but I am not familiar with one.
2131054
The remote release will work except that the cable is somewhat short, but it works perfectly in my eos rebel T1i. If the cable was a couple of feet longer it would be easier to operate.
281392
If the remote shutter has a port to thread the cable in like a # 8 or # 10 size screw thread it should work.
629986
From my experience, yes. The remote works exactly like the shutter release on the camera. Holding the remote trigger down half way focuses the lens. Pressing all the way triggers the shutter. Just be sure the camera is "aimed" at you subject. If you aim it at something beyond or in front of your subject, the subject may be out of focus depending on the aperture size.
725421
Yes this will. Since this has a optical sync you can trigger this flash with your camera flash. If you do not want to use your camera flash, you can plug a sync cable to trigger. Happy shooting!!
1188700
The zoom function is part of the flash, not the remote trigger. You can only adjust power levels remotely.