Will this flash work on a Canon Rebel T1i ?
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The version I had (Olympus hotshoe) only worked for two days before failing. Prior to this the flash over exposed photos when using bounce (angled flash head). Maybe I had a dodgy unit but based on my experience I would not recommend this flash.
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Not sure if it will fit. I use it on a Nikon D5000, but it cracked about 2 months after purchase (I assume from heat). I taped it back together and it works fine if needed. I also have a Canon Rebel T1i and use a mid-level Canon speedlight on it and it is perfect. I never tried the vivitar on it, but I don't think its compatible. I highly recommend buying the right equipment for your Canon instead of using this cheap stuff that falls apart. Speed lights are $99-$300 and they are ideal for professional work. You can find info on Canons speed lights on the Canon website. Good luck!
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Yes, it should. I bought one of these to use as an on camera flash but have since upgraded to a Canon 430EXii. Build quality and operation is not the best.
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I don't recommend Vivitar products to anyone anymore. The quality and reliability of their products is poor. I had problems with two different models of TTL flashes. One did not even last a week before dying. Another model lasted about 6 months. Their repair/warranty service is awful. i gave up on Vivitar and spent the money on a Canon flash, which is great. You get what you pay for.
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Yes, you'll have full functionality (TTL/manual) of the flash when it's in the hotshoe of your T1i, as well as any other Canon SLR, and possibly all hotshoe-equipped SLRs, but I'm not sure about non-Canon SLRs. (I'm not sure if designating one DF383 as "for Canon" and another as "for Nikon" is a marketing thing or if they do actually work differently, but I suspect it's the marketing option.) You also have remote firing options available using any remote flash trigger.
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There should be no problems with this flash. I got mine dedicated for Olympus TTL and she works superbly. I would suggest getting this flash for Canon TTL and you should have no problems with it. It's quite a powerful flash and seems well constructed. I've had no issues with it. And keep in mind, it's not like you have to consider using an "older" flash that could have higher voltage ratings and thus destroy your camera's interior electronics. So don't worry - if you're in the market for this flash, by all means get it. Based on my experiences with this flash, I can only give it great marks! There should be no problems with this flash. I got mine dedicated for Olympus TTL and she works superbly. I would suggest getting this flash for Canon TTL and you should have no problems with it. It's quite a powerful flash and seems well constructed. I've had no issues with it. And keep in mind, it's not like you have to consider using an "older" flash that could have higher voltage ratings and thus destroy your camera's interior electronics. So don't worry - if you're in the market for this flash, by all means get it. Based on my experiences with this flash, I can only give it... » Read More There should be no problems with this flash. I got mine dedicated for Olympus TTL and she works superbly. I would suggest getting this flash for Canon TTL and you should have no problems with it. It's quite a powerful flash and seems well constructed. I've had no issues with it. And keep in mind, it's not like you have to consider using an "older" flash that could have higher voltage ratings and thus destroy your camera's interior electronics. So don't worry - if you're in the market for this flash, by all means get it. Based on my experiences with this flash, I can only give it great marks! « Show Less
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If you buy the one FOR THE CANON - yes. The pins are in different locations from the various MFR's, so yes, it needs to be the one for the Canon.
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Hi Roberto!! yes it is, it work Vivitar DF383 Digital TTL Shoe Mount Power Zoom for canon model
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I would check with Fotodiox. I checked further and noticed there is one for the rebel series. I'm not sure if the T1i is included.Good Luck.
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This flash is compatible with the Canon T3i, however, unlike the OEM canon flashes, the camera will not control all of the functions of the flash. Some features can be adjusted through the camera, not all can.
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I don't think so, but a similar flash is specifically for canon camera....please check it...
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I own a CANON t3i, but if your camera has a standard 3.5mm mic socket and hot shoe for the external flash, then YES it will work. All you need is the mic plug-in and you are good to go with ANY mic that has a 3.5mm connector.
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It should. I use it with my Rebel XT which is an older model. So I assume it will work. Wonderful thing about Amazon is you have 30 days to return it if it doesn't work. I am really happy with mine. It recharges fast and the batteries last for a good amount of time. Be sure to get rechargeable AA's they last longer than standard batteries in a flash unit
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I am not sure, mine is Canon 60D I am struggling to sync this flash with my camera
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It should work.. the power output is not that off a true nikon flash.. it does not do the off camera I-ttL for the price it's a good on camera flaw.
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yes, this flash is not fully compatible with your camera.I recommend change you order.
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Provided the contacts are correct (Canon in my case) for the camera and for the flash, then yes it should work. However, you might consider a better quality cord for your higher end flash unit.
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Yes, it should work with any flash that fits and work on Canon DSLRs, the camera gives the signal to the transmitter and the transmitter send the signal to the receiver and the receiver triggers the flash
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You might look up the Canon TC-80N3 on the Canon website and see if it is listed as an accessory for the Rebel T1i. If so, it will probably work. I've been very happy with mine, but I am shooting a 7D.
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It should work on anything with a canon flash site. If it can use the canon speedlite etc then yes.
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I have a canon t3i/600D and it works fine. It is a very bright/strong flash.
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I'm not familiar with that exact camera, but assuming it uses Canon's E-TTL2 system (which it should be using), then the flash should work just fine. I believe that I read somewhere that it will NOT work with older, E-TTL1 systems, but Canon made the switch to E-TTL2 quite some time ago. My 20D must be at least 10 years old and they were already using E-TTL2 back then.
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It says it works with Canon EOS Digital Rebel T3, T3i, T4i, T5i, SL1, 70D, 60D, 50D, 40D, 30D, 7D, 5D, Mark II, III, IV, 1DC, 1DX, and Speedlite 430EX, 430EX-ii, 580EX, 580EX-II, 600EX-RT. That should answer your question.
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Yeah I don't see why not. It works on my T3 (not even a T3i). I also bought a remote which didn't work, but this definitely does. I'm using it with a Sigma flash.