Can I use this as an extension for my Canon Remote switch RS 60 E3? Putting together a package for night photos and taking family photos remotely-SER
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I am not sure if the remote switch uses 3.5 audio interface in the camera. If yes, then you can use this extender.
1367867
No, I am afraid it does not work with the Canon EOS M, because the EOS M does not have an input for external timer remote controller.
2053571
Extension Cord ET-1000N3 is Canon's extension cable (33ft) but a cheaper alternative could be to use to RC-6 wireless remote.
281392
If the remote shutter has a port to thread the cable in like a # 8 or # 10 size screw thread it should work.
1763264
Yes itwill. any manufacturer that makes leses for Canon can be used with this dapter/extender. Also, with the glass element, some lenses allow you to use either auto, or manual modes. Attachy to the T3i, attach lens, and you ae ready to go. Hope this helps.
967628
I'm sure you could optically but I don't think the ST-E3-RT will work with any existing strobes using the signals provided by Canon out of the ST-E3-RT. If anyone else knows please correct me if I'm wrong..There might be a few companys designing new strobes to function with it...I would buy a few. I would HATE to mix receivers but if I could operate an additional strobe with a simple receiver that the ST-E3 could communicate with then possibly...
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The Canon 600EX-RT speedlight is designed to work, wirelessly, with other 600EX-RT units (the "RT" stands for Radio Transmission), or with the Canon ST-E4; you no longer need 3rd party transceivers (such as the PW Plus III) to incorporate off-camera flash using radio transmission. Another company, YongNuo, has developed a shoe-mount transmitter (the YN-E3-RT) that is fully compatible with the 600EX-RT and also has an AF assist light, which the Canon ST-E4 doesn't even have. If you're still set on using your PW Plus III with your 600EX-RT, you can do so but you will only be able to use the flash in Manual Mode (not E-TTL), and you won't be able to change your flash settings remotely. This is fine if you're shooting in a controlled environment, such as a studio, where your lighting won't change but if you're looking to use off-camera flash outdoors and/or in changing lighting conditions, I'd highly recommend getting another 600EX-RT, which you can then use as a transceiver on-camera to fully control your off-camera one. If that's too expensive an option, get the Canon ST-E4 which also mounts onto your hot-shoe and gives you full control over your 600EX (or get the YongNuo version, which does the same thing but is a lot less expensive and also has the benefit of an AF assist beam for low-light focusing).
938457
I'm afraid not. I'm assuming that the remote releases only work for digital cameras.
160790
The remote switch I got works for my dslr camera. I am not sure if you can purchase a remote trigger for the camera you are asking about. My suggestion would be is to go to bandhphoto.com and ask them.
1446867
You could use a radio wireless remote shutter release but they cost $10 or $15 more. They will also work at greater distance than the IR type which your camera isn't equipped for.
2066983
You can mount your remote triggers onto the other slots. I suppose you could use them for other flash but it would be a bit unstable.
2221150
Well, i dont know...But this remote basically worked with canon eos with built in receiver...In the case, it doesn't mention to what range of canon camera it compatible with...
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You don't need an IR sensor -- just a remote shutter release socket. I don't have a T3, so I can't be 100% certain, but I'm 99% sure the answer is 'yes'. The T3 is compatible with the RS-60ES remote switch, which is listed by Canon as being compatible with the 60D and Rebel XS cameras. The manual for the Vivitar product lists both those cameras as compatible, using the "connector A". This is equivalent to saying they all use the same 2.5mm plug.
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I actually bought it for something else. Do you want to have remote live view and trigger from your DSLR ? If you do send another question and I will send some details so you can have something like CamRanger but at around £40 instead of £250. Hope that helps. Phil
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Yes I was able to do this by buying a cord online with the appropriate sized ends....found one on amazon.Wired the flash out up to the camera trigger in....then every time I shot with hand held camera the remote cameras fired too.
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It should. I use it with Canon Xti, 7D, & T4i. You have to put the camera in self timer mode which does put some limitations on your settings. And you have to be in front of the camera so the remote has line of sight to the cameras IR receiver on the front. But this can still be done without being in the photo yourself. I only use this as a back up though. I use a cable release that works with my 7D, but not the other two Canon cameras I have. For the price it is hard to go wrong with this, even with its limitations.
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Should work fine for remote release. I don't think the sx50 supports long (bulb) exposures though.