Will this flash work with the Canon T5i?
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Yes Annette, i have a Canon T5i and the flash works fine. Also, this flash should work fine with T2i, T3i, T4i, 60D, ...
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I had same question with my t5i. Checked manual very closely and think I got answer there. But what I did initially was search for compatible cards for my camera model, it really helped.
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Yes, I also use the Canon t5i and it is compatible with the remote. The remote comes set to go with batteries and works right out of the box pointing and clicking. The also remote does have "For Canon" printed on it as it is pictured.
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I'm not sure about the T5i, but I have a T2i and it works like a charm. I'd find it hard to believe that the two camera bodies are so different that this remote won't work with the T5i.
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Yes it works great. I am a beginner but I have a t3i and the flash is working well.
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agree with other posts, it "should" work with any modern Canon camera flash pair. It should have all the same functions that your flash has with the camera now. (for example - if you have a 3rd party flash that doesn't do something like E-TTL now it won't work with this either). Works well with 60D and 430EX II speed-light combo.
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Yes, this is compatible with the Canon Rebel T5i. We use it on a Rebel SL1 and I checked the Canon website to insure that the connectors are the same between the t5i and my wife's SL1. This timer works great!
733677
This flash is compatible with the Canon T3i, however, unlike the OEM canon flashes, the camera will not control all of the functions of the flash. Some features can be adjusted through the camera, not all can.
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I can't imagine that it wouldn't work. I have used it on the Xti, T2i and am using it now on the T4i and it works flawlessly. Since all I have read about the T5i it is almost identical to the T4i with very, very few changes which tells me that anything you used on a previous model will work on this one. It sure is worth a try. And Amazon is so good about returns you don't have much to lose. Good luck. Hope you enjoy it as much as I have. (BTW-another awesome thing I have been using is the battery cable that allows to you use your camera off household current so you can take many, many time delayed photos without worrying about a dead battery.) I just love these T?i cameras! They are not as heavy as the "D Mark...." for me and my arms and hands are getting unhappy with me burdening then with heavier than necessary cameras. Best wishes on your choice. I also liked this one better then the actual Canon one.
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Yes it will work . Canon T5i use the same shutter release Canon RS 60-E3 as all the rebel cameras , including the 60D as well . The Yongnuo MC 36R/C1 has the same pin to connect with the camera .
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I don't know but I'm in the process of purchasing one of those flash. I would suppose it would work
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Not sure exactly what you're asking but Canon T3i is what I'm using the flash on. It's very versatile but as I said in my review you do need to know about flashes. If you're question is in general I think you can probably find what you need by just googling it! Hope this helps!
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Yes it should work just fine with the Canon T3i. You can with the sync cord it (which is connecting the camera directly to the lights) , which is what I personally like to do, or you can use the wireless trigger. Both methods come with the light kit. As far as the light temperature its going to be more on the warmer side that's only when your using the model light with no flash.
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Cannot say,...I don't have a T5i. If the T5i has a threaded fitting on its bottom side for the purpose of mounting it to a tripod, as do all other cameras I know of, then it will work fine.
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It is compatible with the t2i, and certain controls work over the hot shoe. You can adjust the intensity/exposure setting for example. Other settings must be dialed in via the button pad on the back of the flash. I highly recommend this unit as an alternative to the overpriced official Canon 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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I do not have that model Canon. However internet search reveals the lens does function with the t5i.