will this work for Cannon EOS Rebel t3 i and what you mean by white box?
1649878
Of course it will work with Canon EOS Rebel t3i. I do have a t3i and use it on a regular basis. Very good lense for day time but poor in low light.
1649879
White box is discount or refurbished not sure. It works on my t5i and have no issues whatsoever with it. Worth the discounted price.
1649880
Yes, this lens will work for the Canon EOS Rebel T3i. White box means that it is not in retail packaging - the box is literally white. It doesn't have lots of writing and logos and graphics. However, it is a genuine Canon product. It is probably part of a kit with a camera body, and the owner only wanted the camera body and is selling the lens.
1649881
Yes. This lens will work with All Canon Rebel and D series cameras. White box means that it comes in a plain white box as a refurbished or direct sale item. It does not have the fancy packaging as you would see in retail store but the lenses in both are identical.
1649882
This lens will work on your Cannon EOS Rebel T3i, white box means that the lens was pulled out of a bulk - not an original manufacture box.
1562531
Yes, I use it with my canon 5d mark iii. Just be sure to ask for the eos adaptor
1947397
sorry for my first answer, this adapter working for canon M camera. your rebel t3 works with all EF-s lens, which do not need adaptor.
1013110
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.
648907
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.
748108
It should work fine. I've used mine with the EOS Rebel XTi and the EOS 70D.
495500
I use it on 5d iii and 1d mark iv. It also work with all canon eos ef mount.
555359
I can't say if it will or not, I do know it only works on the Canon white lenses. There is a piece sticking out that prevents it from working with the Other lenses.
118285
The "White Box Version" should be cheaper than the so-call Kit lens version. The white box version is the same lens but without the fancy packaging from Canon.
1638557
Mine did come w/ a US warranty. The white box is because the dealers buy kits at a discount, then break it up and sell the body and lens separately, thus the repackaging. They can sell it to you at a cheaper price and still come out ahead on their end too. This method is not really looked on too favorably by Canon, but in the end, the warranty cards from the kit are legit and you should not have any problem registering your lens (at least I can say that was my experience). I guess the big concern might be that the person repackaging your specific lens would forget to toss in the warranty card. Whatever you choose, good luck! Mine did come w/ a US warranty. The white box is because the dealers buy kits at a discount, then break it up and sell the body and lens separately, thus the repackaging. They can sell it to you at a cheaper price and still come out ahead on their end too. This method is not really looked on too favorably by Canon, but in the end, the warranty cards from the kit are legit and you should not have any problem registering your lens (at least I can say that was my experience). I guess the big concern might be that the person repackaging your specific lens would forget to toss in the warranty... » Read More Mine did come w/ a US warranty. The white box is because the dealers buy kits at a discount, then break it up and sell the body and lens separately, thus the repackaging. They can sell it to you at a cheaper price and still come out ahead on their end too. This method is not really looked on too favorably by Canon, but in the end, the warranty cards from the kit are legit and you should not have any problem registering your lens (at least I can say that was my experience). I guess the big concern might be that the person repackaging your specific lens would forget to toss in the warranty card. Whatever you choose, good luck! « Show Less
451825
i have a cannon T3 Rebel, and as far as i know it will fit any cannon. hope this helps you
1338804
Yes, also will work for the 5d Mark III if you upgrade some day. It actually will fit all pro EOS Canon.
1578129
Shouldn't be to much of an issue... Here is a great resource http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/T3/T3A4.HTM to quote them "Like other Canon DSLRs with sub-frame sensors (currently, the Canon Rebel XS, Rebel XSi, Rebel T1i, T2i, T3i, EOS 50D, 60D, and EOS 7D), the Canon Rebel T3 will work with pretty much any EF-mount lens ever made, as well as with the special EF-S lenses designed for cameras with APS-C size sensors."
761624
It's an EF mount, meaning I line it up with the red dot to put it on my T4i. In other words, yes it will work on your T3i and every other Canon DSLR (1D through 700D and T2i through T5i at least). I don't think it would work on the EOS M because that's a mirrorless and has a different mount.
257705
Yes it should work well with the canon eos t2i and any other canon EOS digital cameras
1108394
I have a T3i and in the hot shoe is a tiny lever that when pushed forces the flash to not open. I contacted the manufacture of the diffuser and and they blamed Canon. I have found that if you do not push it in the entire way into the shoe it will work but may fall off when bumped. So it does work, but with a hitch. This should be stated in the listing of the product. If you just need a white diffuser see this video for a free one DIY. http://youtu.be/OBY_nmiYV3M the tough part here it to find the film canister. Good luck
86121
It should work. I have a T3i and it fits. The shoe on the camera and the diffuser do not have contacts that need to line up like on a flash. It just slides on. Hope this helps.