The light doesn't seem to fit my Canon T2i . It came with the light along with the handle but is there a way for it to attach to the top of my camera?
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Isn't it a little big to use on a T2i? Just get a hotshoe bracket and you should be able to fit it on a flash shoe... but again, it's a bit unwieldy to use on top of a small DSLR.
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Something like an "Marshall V-LCD-MT Monitor Adapter 1/4" Mount Adapter To Video Camcorder Hot Shoe For LCD Monitors" might work by removing the handle and screwing in the 1/4 inch adapter. The YN-600 might be too heavy for it though. The YN-600 seems to be set up to be used with the handle or with a tripod or light stand. I also have a YN-300 II and it comes with an adapter that allows it to be fixed into the hotshoe.
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That seems odd. If you can fit the T5i on to a monopod or tripod then it should fit on to the slider (they are the same size screws I believe). One thing you could do and it would help with your slider shots in general is using or buying a tripod head. They are as cheap as $20 on here. I use that and it allows me to get shots where the camera is looking up or down as well easily rotating around the slider (for push in shots as well as sliding horizontally)
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You have to make sure that the Hoodman model you purchase is for the T3i. They usually give a list of various camera models that the eyecup fits. Mine came with the piece the hood attaches to. All I had to do was remove the original eyecup that came with the camera and snap the hoodeye in place. Hope this helps.
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I have a Cannon T5i and the lens cover I was sent works fine, although it is doesn't match the original (as pictured). It does not have the grabbers on the front cover as displayed in the picture, but just two grippers on the perimeter for easy removal of the lens cap.
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Not sure what exactly you mean but I would suggest tightening the light and taping the metal peice that holds the lense in place so it doesn't rattle loose. Also the part where the light snaps into the mount tebds to connect loosely. You could try taping it or permenently gluing it in place in order to fix the loose connection. Also be aware that there is no indicator that warns you of a low battery so always hace it charge over night before you use it. Otherwise you might wind up ob the otherside of town and have the light suddenly go black like I did. Not fun riding along a busy road with no front light. That was an interesting ride home to say the least. I'm just glad it died before I hit the offroad trail around the lake that I had planned on riding around!
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It should attach to a lens. It's not made to attach directly to the camera. Try mounting it to your kit lens (the lens that came with the camera).
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The threaded metal part mounted to the case MUST rotate to secure it to the camera. If it doesn't , the case is defective. Force it. You have nothing to lose. Good luck.
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I was able to fit my Canon Rebel t2i w/ 70-200 F4 lens attached (with the hood turned around, not extended. There isn't enough room to have a separate lens on the camera and then my 70-200 F4 lens separate.
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Hi! I bought it for my T3i and it doesn't even fit into the hole! Help please!
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I only know it would not fit my camera a Canon Rebel T3i when I put my telephoto lens on. It is sloose a bit on my camera with my standard lens. Anything bigger and you risk damaging the cover or worse the camera. Hope that helped.
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I have a canon t3i and I had to get a thread adapter in order to be able to attach it to my canon I would assu.e that you would be able to use it as long as you get the adapter
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I have the T2i and it works perfect,once you screw on the adapter and place the flash on the lense.
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The Tele-extender has a T-mount thread on it so you need a Canon EOS to T-mount adapter to make it fit your T4i.
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Hi. Looking at the close-ups on Amazon of your camera I can not see if there are any threads to hold the hood in place. Are there threads on the inside lip of your camera?
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No, the connections aren't oriented in the correct direction. Search on "canon t3i battery grip" and you'll find one's that will work on your T3i.
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The light has a female 1/4" thread at the bottom, which can be mounted on a standard camera tripod. There is also a handle that comes with the light that screws into the 1/4" receiver, for handheld use. The handle has a hollow base and fits loosely over a typical light stand. I prefer to use an additional adjustable bracket for more control. See my Amazon review of this item for the specific bracket.
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Yes and no. I don't believe there is a hot shoe mount on that camera to put the light directly on it. However, it should have the screw hole in the bottom of the camera for you to mount it to the grip and then you can place the light atop of the grip. I've found this kit has many advantages and use it every time I shoot.