I need an external auto flash for my Canon 70D, would this one work? Any suggestions appreciated!
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If you select the canon version it will work. I have used these with several canon DSLRs with TTL. They've worked flawlessly for me.
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Hi, I all suggested you use only Nikon flashes, I buyed a Vivitar because the price bud ain't worked, so I pay double.
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It should work I guess, but you will have to control the flash from within the camera menu as the flash itself does not have any buttons or interface except for the on-off switch. I have used it 20D, 7D and 5D Mark III. Extremely functional and a lot better than the pop-up.
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This will work with any external flash for any dslr camera. Yes, to shoot off camera you will need to purchase a transmitter, otherwise you can use the flash reception if your camera has that feature.
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I never got mine to work. I can honestly say you are better investing in a basic flash for 200.00 It will make a big difference in the long run. I was going to use it on a rebel t1i
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Apologies. I just looked at your question again. The flash doesn't fire when you take the picture? Do you have a Canon, Nikon or something else? I'm not sure, but it might make a difference. Otherwise, you should go into your menu and see if you have external flash set to on.
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It should work wtih any flash as it's adjustable. (just noticed it has been answered already)
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I use this flash with my Rebel T3 and it works flawlessly. If you use the half power setting or lower the flash recycles almost instantly.
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I have no experience with the particular flash you mention. However, I have no reason to believe it won't work. It is a simple device - it gives you a PC connection on the Canon cameras - in my case, a 6D. In times past, the PC connection came in the camera body. For some reason, they are no longer including the built-in PC connection. So this is the answer, and it works. And you know what? If it doesn't work with your flash, then send it back. I don't believe that you will ever have to return it.
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I have one of this.i use it in my Nikon D5100.its good.but its take 30 sec to re-flash.its not good .
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This is a non dedicated flash so it will work, but it cannot be controlled by the camera. You would need a TTL flash if you wanted the camera to control the flash. All adjustments would be done on the flash.
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Yes,this have a built-in good quality flash.But Using external flash = much better result.
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I bought mine to use as a remote flash and it is great for that..and not expensive. On my D7000 and other Nikon DSLR, it will not work TTL(through the lens). It will work in Auto Flash[A] mode and in Manual, the setting for remote. You can set the flash level on the unit. Price is attractive but lack of functions on DSLR camers is not. You need to get one of the newer speedlights as mentioned in the answer by Joe M. to use as an "on" camera flash.
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I shoot with a Nikon that has options to trigger a remote flash. Not familiar with Canon T3i.
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This is a dedicated flash for Canon. The auto flash exposure won't work on Sony.
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Hello.I tested the flash on my two cameras (Canon 50D and Fujifilm S9100) without any problem. and how that Flash is completely manual only uses the central terminal of the camera to shoot, I do not have problems to use with it.Greetings.
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check out the manual, its doing both (charging flash and writing cached buffer on the memory), meaning i may well need an external (ohh gooding!!!! more stuff for my camera) so for such a case, what external flash unit would you recommend, cause i've been looking at the at different ones, and the one that fits my needs the best according to what i've seen is the 430EX II by canon, what your insight is it to much to little?
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Yes, I used it on a Canon 40D originally, and now I use it on a Canon 7D and I don't have any problems with it at all, and they haven't changed anything as far as the flash connections.