Is this compatible with the Canon 430 EX II?
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I am sorry that I am unable to answer I use a Nikon camera....if they are then buy them they are awesome!!!!
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Thanks NutMac. I just got the Canon XSi so I'm guessing that would control this flash (being very new itself). The one thing I didn't consider before was that the price of this new 430EX II will be at list price for a while, making it a lot more expensive that the current model! That will put it out of my price range, so I guess I'm sticking with the older technology for now! Thanks again,Stew
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No it's not. It's hardly compatible even with Canon. Of the 3 units I've owned only 1 would function properly with Canon DSLR's. Even though I suspect the dealer just sent me back the same unit when I returned unit #2
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It is compatible! there is a firmware update that needs to take place. Call or email their customer service line. They are extremely helpful. They're very friendly and I'm confidente they'll resolve your issue. http://support.eye.fi/cameras/canon/eos-1d_mark_ii
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I guess it will work. But check Canon website to make sure they are supported
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Yes. Canon 104 and is identified as such. Works great. I tried a cheaper generic one that would not work. Returned it and ordered the real thing. Both through Amazon. My printer is a Canon SUPER G3 Model MF4350d
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The power connector on this is standard for the Canon speedlights but I don't think the 430EXII has a battery pack port on it, so you either need to upgrade to a higher level speedlight or use a generic version. The Yongnuo 560 speedlights are also compatible with this battery pack.
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Yes. It's compatible with any of the recent EOS models, and probably with most of the recent Powershots-anything that can use the E-TTL or E-TTL II (1995 or later).
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No! You wont be able and whatch out! my transmitter just got broken by holding a Canon Speedlite 430 ex. You'll have hard time getting replaced or repair.
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Kevin, I wish I had the definitive answer. However, the power pack does work with the 430, 550 EZ, 550 EXII, and 580 EXII, and I doubt they all of a sudden changed the external power connection on the side of the unit. Also, the Canon CP-E4 external power pack does work with the 580 EX II and their website says it also works with the 600 EX-RT. So that would seem to indicate they use the same external connections and voltages. Bill
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Yes it does. I have a Sony a77, with the NPT-04 transmitter for sony. I have the Canon-mount receiver, to trigger a 430 EX. They work together perfectly.
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I have a rebel Xti but the instructions say it is compatible with all canon DSLRs.
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I have a 430EX II Canon flash and it works fine! Granted, I'm not using the two cold shoe mounts it comes with because my "Aputure 2.4 Ghz Trigmaster" has a shoe mount attached to it and the bottom screws into place of where the shoe mounts would be. So whether you're using the shoe mounts or just the screws under the shoe mounts to attached a flash or a wireless adapter. I promise you it will work with this product. I highly recommend. Your flash will sit on the Softbox as shown in the picture if not using another add on.
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Actually, I have done it. If the 430EXii is in slave mode and the red part of the flash is pointed towards any other flash, the 430EXii will fire if the original flash is powerful/close enough. Happy shooting.
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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'm relatively new to the game, but I purchased the Canon 430EX simply because it's cheaper than the 580. I love it. The 580 is a lot more capable, but when I can afford to buy one (much later) I can still use the 430 as a slave. But, until then, the 430 will more than do.
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Yes, it works fine. It will sync at 1/200 to 1/250 or lower depending which camera model. Just specify that it's for Canon cameras.