I have Canon SL1 (100D), will FC210-C work? And on Neewer TTL 680?
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Yes it will work with your SL1. I've used it on my Canon 70d, 7d, 5d mk2, 1ds mk2, and Sony a6000. Used it with my Neewer TT680, Quantum T5DR, and Impact Moonlight without any problems. These triggers are good for the money. Although it doesn't allow multi flash setups
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I have a Canon Revel XS (1000D) and it worked perfectly, even in TTL. In the description of the product (NEEWER® FC-210C Wireless) You can find out if your camera is compatible with the trigger and your flash. I do not think you have problem, because the flash is fully compatible with Neewer, so it is quite possible that other works perfectly. I recommend the product 100%. A friend also bought it and it worked perfectly with his Canon camera and a flash Yongnuo.
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Yes, this item is compatible with D3200 and SB700, but it doesn't support TTL.
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They shouldn't be interchangeable. For TTL to work properly the flashes have to be engineered for each brand. I'd send it back and get the right one. It's a bargain of a flash for the money though. You'll be happy.
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From what I've read it looks like it should work with the SL1 as it is a crop censor camera (APS-C). It just won't be as quiet as the STM lenses made for it.
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I don't know if it will work with your SL1, if this is the same one I purchased it works on the Canon 5D MARK III. You may want to specifically search for a remote for your particulate camera to make sure you get one that works.
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Yes it will. The sl 1 has an ir sensor for wireless shutter control. Happy shooting.
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According to my research it should work on the SL1. I think it uses a RS-60e3 shutter release also. I am very happy with the shutter release so far.
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Yes, according to the specs (link below), sdhc will work with your camera. http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/slr_cameras/eos_6d#Specifications
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You need triggers that can do TTL, Youngnuo carries a bunch of these options too, buy YN-622 or better yet YN-622 and YN622-TX as controller they work like a sharm for ETTL flash and of course the HSS feature. Be careful to select the right one for your camera CANON or NIKON.
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I know it is compatible with T4i since that's what we have, don't know about T1i for sure. But given the fact that they share a common Canon battery model number I would guess it would be compatible.
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No it won't work. Frankly...stay away from Neewer products especially their flash system and batteries.
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This flash will work for that camera. Keep in mind it is not TTL so you may have to adjust the exposure as you use it.
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I use mine on my Canon 100-400 and am very pleased with the results. I'd suggest that you first visit a local camera store andf ask if you can try it.
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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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Yes. I suspect the Will-this-fit section has not been updated since the SL1 was released. The SL1 can use any Canon EF and EF-S mount lens.
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I have the Sl1 and yes it works with it. Great lens too. Very versatile. I keep it in the camera 95% of the time.
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I would advise that you refer to your owners manual on the 5DII. It should work fine. I get full TTL capability with it on my Canon T3. I like that I can control the flash by adjusting it to over or underexpose by half increments. The only thing I don't like about it is that it only uses two "AA" batteries. This causes considerable recharge time for the capacitors on the flash, but for the price, it is a damn good deal. I get great exposure with the flash knowing how to control the flash. I've always liked Sunpak flashes and you can't go wrong with them. It's your call though. Good luck!i I would advise that you refer to your owners manual on the 5DII. It should work fine. I get full TTL capability with it on my Canon T3. I like that I can control the flash by adjusting it to over or underexpose by half increments. The only thing I don't like about it is that it only uses two "AA" batteries. This causes considerable recharge time for the capacitors on the flash, but for the price, it is a damn good deal. I get great exposure with the flash knowing how to control the flash. I've always liked Sunpak flashes and you can't go wrong with them. It's your call though.... » Read More I would advise that you refer to your owners manual on the 5DII. It should work fine. I get full TTL capability with it on my Canon T3. I like that I can control the flash by adjusting it to over or underexpose by half increments. The only thing I don't like about it is that it only uses two "AA" batteries. This causes considerable recharge time for the capacitors on the flash, but for the price, it is a damn good deal. I get great exposure with the flash knowing how to control the flash. I've always liked Sunpak flashes and you can't go wrong with them. It's your call though. Good luck!i « Show Less