will these work with the canon T3 and studio strobes?
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Have not used with a Canon T3, but I have used with the following Canon Cameras 5d, 5d mark ii, 5d mark III, 1d mark IV, 7D, 7D Mark 2, 70D, 60D, and 50D Given the T3 uses the same flash system as the above cameras, I would be quite confident it would work fine As for studio flash, I use it regularly with ALien Bees equipment, and have used them with other studio as well as remote flash set ups.
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Have not used with a Canon T3, but I have used with the following Canon Cameras5d, 5d mark ii, 5d mark III, 1d mark IV, 7D, 7D Mark 2, 70D, 60D, and 50DGiven the T3 uses the same flash system as the above cameras, I would be quite confident it would work fineAs for studio flash, I use it regularly with ALien Bees equipment, and have used them with other studio as well as remote flash set ups.
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They will work. But I have found that the expensive Lumix batteries work much better and last longer.
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I have a canon t3i/600D and it works fine. It is a very bright/strong flash.
1375976
Yes they will work assuming your camera takes AA but these have a short life span as well. shorter than everready or duracell from my experience
1995566
I really don't know. They come with a speed ring to mount to studio strobes, but Westscott makes a speedlight setup called a silver slipper, that may be a way to adapt it. But short answer would be no. There are softbox setups made for speedlights.
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It works well with my Canon EOS Rebel T1 so I expect it will do so with the T3 as well.
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Should be fine, it simply fits on the flash shoe and allows you to use your old flash units. The old flash units used a higher voltage and this device simply reduces the voltage to a safe level. Should be fine for the t3i.
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Only if you run full manual on non canon flashes (or Nikon if you buy that version). For ttl, hss, flash power etc control they must all be the associated brand
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I think so! I have a canon t3, and the difference between both cameras is the capability for wireless flashes!
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Yes it is work. Because the t3 is ef mount and efs. http://www.dpreview.com/products/canon/slrs/canon_eos600d
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it will work great with nikon, youngnuo or canon flashes... i've been using the 3 with no problem!
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Yes, they will work with ALL Canon cameras made in the last 20 years. Yes, they will work in TTL and manually.
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Yes, They will work on any Canon DSLR camera. I use them on my Canon T3 and my old Canon XS. I have 2 sets of them for extrem macro photography. They work great I am sure you will like using them.
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Yes. They worked on my T4i, which is almost the same camera. Because these are "dumb" triggers, they work on any camera. They just send a signal telling the flash to fire. All settings must be set on the flash; they will not transmit flash settings from your camera to the flash.
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Yep, I use them with Nikon , and Meike, just make sure that you get flashes that support TTL. If not, they will still work, but you have to shoot in manual.
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Yes as long as your lense(s) is/are 58MM they will work. I have used them on my Canon T4i (650D) but mine is a 67MM lense set.
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These are non-dedicated units, not automatic, and will work with any camera with a functioning hotshoe. I use mine with Olympus cameras, controlling output on the flashes themselves and tweaking exposure in the camera. So, yes, they certainly should.