Will this work for Cannon camera's and does this have wireless trigger...?
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If you're asking if the camera will fire the flash, the answer is no. If you were to purchased a hot shoe trigger with a receiver it will work with any camera. Does that answer your question?
1872326
I use a 7D and I use this light with radio slaves. It also has a built in slave that works very well. It comes with a long pc cord that you could use directly connected to your camera body, if your camera has a pc connector, I just wouldn't advise it. It's just safe not to connect your expensive Camera to an electrical device, if you know what I mean. I really like this light. For the money it's a steal,but even if it wasn't it's still awesome mono light.
1872327
No, you have to install a pocket wizard to use it wireless. Yes it works with canon.
1872328
It works for Canon, no problem.It does not have a wireless trigger. I use mine with a Photix Strato trigger set (rcvr and xmtter).You plug the receiver to the PBL and the transmitter you put on the hot shoe of the camera.
565178
the part that makes the connection to the camera is a mini usb and the port on my fuji is a micro usb, so it wasn't compatible. i even tried using adapters and it still didn't work. i have yet to find a wireless remote for mine.
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That is why I bought the wireless trigger kit "YONGNUO YN-622C-TX E-TTL Wireless Flash Controller for Canon" - Yongnuo 1 x YN-622C-TX + 2 x YN-622C RX E-TTL LCD Wireless Flash Controller Wireless Flash Trigger Transceiver For Canon EOS DSLR
875996
This is NOT a wireless unit! Each camera is wired to a special unit inside the house. If you want wireless this is NOT the item for you!
2143243
Yes, the only camera system which needs a special adaptor for transmitter is Sony, which I shoot with. You will have no problems with your Nikon. Unless you are a serious pro, don't waste money on Pocket Wizard wireless triggers because Cowboy Studio's offerings does the same job for a fraction of the price. I just took over 150 couple photos at my Army BDE's Ball and the system in question worked flawlessly with 0 misfires. I hope this input helps. SFC Brian Sotile 181ST INF BDE
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Yes, I've read that sb600/900/910 function manually on the camera and using some wireless triggers, even cheap cowboy studio ones. I use a yongnuo st-e3-rt on my x-t1 and to fire a canon 600 EXRT flash and previously used it on the x-e2 so system is versatile though you might want to go to your camera shop with your flash to try it out first if you have other models of flash.
71790
I purchased two of these flashes to use with wireless remotes with my portable studio. They work great - but you have to set them manually for the intensity of flash you desire. I use a Canon Speedlite 420ex on my Canon EOS Rebel T2i so it integrates with the proprietary links built into Canon.
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You may need a wireless remote flash trigger, liken the NEEWER PT-16GY 16 Channels Wireless Remote Flash Speedlite Trigger for Canon SpeedLite, see it on Amazon for just $15.00, they also have very illustrative pictires.
1525967
Yes it will but only in the TTL mode. I use it maily as a remote shutter trigger. Super build quality. AND for a plus it uses standard AA batteries.
115229
yes it works... I have a 60D. it works as a wireless trigger to take pictures and for the flash as well.
1178624
Yes, It works well with wireless 622n and its Transmitting TX set. How ever over about 6 months of use I have issues with misfiring . But since I am just using it as Family/ hobby soots its ok. So reliability of triggers is abut 70%. Otherwise simple setup ang good battery life supports hypersync ( auto fp for Nikon) pretty well.
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I was never able to get the camera to work on the wireless. So, no. In my experience, you are better off purchasing a different camera (brand).
2220205
Here's the scoop: The Canon T3 does not have a built-in RECEIVER to act upon infrared or radio transmitted signals. If you want wireless shutter release, you have to buy a system having both TRANSMITTER and RECEIVER. The RECEIVER mounts on the T3's hotshoe, connecting it to the camera's innards. I'm awaiting my system : )
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Yes I believe they will however you need to confirm that the cable with the 3 pin plug that comes with them is the right connection for your cameraOtherwise you'll need to get the cable with the right plug for your particular camera modelThey are great by the way And work as a camera trigger or a wireless fash triggerAll the best ....
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If I understand what you're asking- If you put a flash on this adapter and plug a wireless trigger I.e. pocketwizard or similar into the of port, then yes this will work. My experience with this product was that it wasn't a tight enough fit for my nikon flash. The flash felt loose while connected to this product.
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I use a Sony SLT-A65 camera. The remote works with my camera. I would suggest you go to Sony's web site (sony.com) and locate customer support. You can type in your question to customer support representative, give them the camera information (model #) and they will tell you if this remote is compatible or not. I could not find any information on whether a wireless remote would work with my camera so I went to Sony and asked customer support. They were able to tell me right away that the remote was compatible with my camera. Good luck!
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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.