Is it compatible with the T4i? Would you buy this over Canon 430 EX II?
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I I have it on my Canon T5i. Canon flashes aren't that goodand the Canon flashes are overpriced
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Its compatible with all eos cameras. I would and did choose it over the 430 ex ll
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Yes it is compatible for the T4i , it is cheaper, other than that and it has High speed sync, better GN and can be set as a master control. The features is comparable to the canon 580 EX II.
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should be compatible with all canon's camera. this lens is a great flash and it works as well as the 430exii with the only real exception is that the plastic is higher quality on the canon line. this flash is definitely worth buying. it proves the quality of our starter cameras a whole lot.
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This flash is compatible with the Canon T4i and if you are budget conscious as I am when equipment is involved I would buy the Yongnuo YN 568EX II over the Canon. The Yongnuo YN 568EX II is ETTL, and has HSS up to 1/8000. Now I also just discovered yet another flash for you to look at, the Shanny sn600sc. It has the same features as the Canon 430EX II and the Yongnuo YN 568EX II but is less expensive than the Yongnuo and is identical to the Canon. Now with all of that said, I don't think you can go wrong with either flash you choose, it just depends on how much kash you want to spend. Happy shopping and I hope I helped. This flash is compatible with the Canon T4i and if you are budget conscious as I am when equipment is involved I would buy the Yongnuo YN 568EX II over the Canon. The Yongnuo YN 568EX II is ETTL, and has HSS up to 1/8000. Now I also just discovered yet another flash for you to look at, the Shanny sn600sc. It has the same features as the Canon 430EX II and the Yongnuo YN 568EX II but is less expensive than the Yongnuo and is identical to the Canon. Now with all of that said, I don't think you can go wrong with either flash you choose, it just depends on how much kash you want to spend. Happy... » Read More This flash is compatible with the Canon T4i and if you are budget conscious as I am when equipment is involved I would buy the Yongnuo YN 568EX II over the Canon. The Yongnuo YN 568EX II is ETTL, and has HSS up to 1/8000. Now I also just discovered yet another flash for you to look at, the Shanny sn600sc. It has the same features as the Canon 430EX II and the Yongnuo YN 568EX II but is less expensive than the Yongnuo and is identical to the Canon. Now with all of that said, I don't think you can go wrong with either flash you choose, it just depends on how much kash you want to spend. Happy shopping and I hope I helped. « Show Less
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I use a 7D and you can access the battery with it, so I assume a t4i would be the same.
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Yes it is compatible to your t3i. I leave it on my camera all the time and get some great shots.
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I only have the canon 7D to use it on. so I don't have an answer on the t2i. sorry
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The T4i offers small but noticeable improvements over the T3i. I have both; to be honest, both are very nice cameras for advanced amateurs/enthusiasts. I would spend the extra for the T4i. Rumors are that Canon will introduce a new Rebel this year, so ...
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It works well with my Canon EOS Rebel T3. Not sure if it works with the Canon T4i
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not sure about rebel t3i however i am using it with rebel t2i and it works awesome with it.
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I believe so; it works beautifully with my Rebel xTi, which is essentially an older version of the T3i.
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I'm not that familiar with the T4i but I believe it is superseded by the T5i. I'm very impressed with the auto focus video on the 70D. you might compare all features and determine which are of value to you before selecting a model. Both will take exceptional photos.
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Yes, it will work with the Canon T4i (650d). The directions that come with the Aputure Timer are not that great, but nothing that you shouldn't be able to figure out on your own by just playing with it. I use it for my Canon T3i and it works great.
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Caner,I am going to say no, but not 100% sure. The remote does come with a couple of extra plugs. Only one works with my Canon 40D. Amazon offers a few remotes for the T4i. Good luck!
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yes. I have one for my canon t4i and it works great. I definitely advise getting one.
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Both the T2i and T3i use the same battery, so it should be compatible. The one I got is a 5 or 6 foot cable. Beware though, i got two of these that were import models I wasn't comfortable with. The battery was a super tight fit and the full light was always on. I suspect they were forgeries. Returned those, and the third one was still not as good as the original that came with my camera, but the battery fit correctly and the charge lights behaved as the original did.
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I use mine with 60D but I'm sure it will work with a T4i, just be sure to mention what camera you want to use in conjunction with the shutter remote. It's a good product and works very well.
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I think it's compatible with all similar Canon models - I use mine on a T2i. Best to check with an expert though before spending that kind of money.
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Yes this works perfectly on the t4i i have one of the t4i and it works good on it no problems
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I'm not sure about the T4i. It works great on my Canon 6d. Just shot great grizzly bear pictures in Yellowstone National Park today. Wow, it worked really well. Amazing detail! If it works on my 6d I'm sure it will work on your T4i. Just make sure you order the version with the Canon mount and you should have no problems.