Will this flash work on a Canon Rebel T1i ?
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The version I had (Olympus hotshoe) only worked for two days before failing. Prior to this the flash over exposed photos when using bounce (angled flash head). Maybe I had a dodgy unit but based on my experience I would not recommend this flash.
143120
Not sure if it will fit. I use it on a Nikon D5000, but it cracked about 2 months after purchase (I assume from heat). I taped it back together and it works fine if needed. I also have a Canon Rebel T1i and use a mid-level Canon speedlight on it and it is perfect. I never tried the vivitar on it, but I don't think its compatible. I highly recommend buying the right equipment for your Canon instead of using this cheap stuff that falls apart. Speed lights are $99-$300 and they are ideal for professional work. You can find info on Canons speed lights on the Canon website. Good luck!
143121
Yes, it should. I bought one of these to use as an on camera flash but have since upgraded to a Canon 430EXii. Build quality and operation is not the best.
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I don't recommend Vivitar products to anyone anymore. The quality and reliability of their products is poor. I had problems with two different models of TTL flashes. One did not even last a week before dying. Another model lasted about 6 months. Their repair/warranty service is awful. i gave up on Vivitar and spent the money on a Canon flash, which is great. You get what you pay for.
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Yes, you'll have full functionality (TTL/manual) of the flash when it's in the hotshoe of your T1i, as well as any other Canon SLR, and possibly all hotshoe-equipped SLRs, but I'm not sure about non-Canon SLRs. (I'm not sure if designating one DF383 as "for Canon" and another as "for Nikon" is a marketing thing or if they do actually work differently, but I suspect it's the marketing option.) You also have remote firing options available using any remote flash trigger.
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There should be no problems with this flash. I got mine dedicated for Olympus TTL and she works superbly. I would suggest getting this flash for Canon TTL and you should have no problems with it. It's quite a powerful flash and seems well constructed. I've had no issues with it. And keep in mind, it's not like you have to consider using an "older" flash that could have higher voltage ratings and thus destroy your camera's interior electronics. So don't worry - if you're in the market for this flash, by all means get it. Based on my experiences with this flash, I can only give it great marks! There should be no problems with this flash. I got mine dedicated for Olympus TTL and she works superbly. I would suggest getting this flash for Canon TTL and you should have no problems with it. It's quite a powerful flash and seems well constructed. I've had no issues with it. And keep in mind, it's not like you have to consider using an "older" flash that could have higher voltage ratings and thus destroy your camera's interior electronics. So don't worry - if you're in the market for this flash, by all means get it. Based on my experiences with this flash, I can only give it... » Read More There should be no problems with this flash. I got mine dedicated for Olympus TTL and she works superbly. I would suggest getting this flash for Canon TTL and you should have no problems with it. It's quite a powerful flash and seems well constructed. I've had no issues with it. And keep in mind, it's not like you have to consider using an "older" flash that could have higher voltage ratings and thus destroy your camera's interior electronics. So don't worry - if you're in the market for this flash, by all means get it. Based on my experiences with this flash, I can only give it great marks! « Show Less
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If you buy the one FOR THE CANON - yes. The pins are in different locations from the various MFR's, so yes, it needs to be the one for the Canon.
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Hi Roberto!! yes it is, it work Vivitar DF383 Digital TTL Shoe Mount Power Zoom for canon model
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I can't see why it wouldn't since the part that triggers the flash on the hot shoes and the cable fitting that triggers the camera are pretty much standard throughout the canon DSLR line. I have mine on a iDSMKIII and it works all the time. You have to remember to turn both units off.
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Not sure. First make sure your flash has the proper connection for the adapter of the battery pack.
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I don't know. I am still struggling to sync my canon T4i with this flash unit and produce clear photos. Sorry.
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I am not familiar with the Canon t3i but if it has a "hot shoe", my guess is that the ring flash would work. Although the unit is made by Polaroid, it works with my Nikon DSLR's.
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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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I would expect so, but I really have no idea. It works great with my Rebel T1i.
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Yes, this flash would work with your T3i and it will provide brighter and more consistent lighting than your camera's flash.
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I am not sure, mine is Canon 60D I am struggling to sync this flash with my camera
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I don't know, but the transmitter works on a standard hot shoe. So if your flash is compatible with a standard hot shoe then the receiver should trigger it. It works fine with a Canon 7D and Canon Speedlight. For the price, it's been great investment.
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Yes, it should work with any flash that fits and work on Canon DSLRs, the camera gives the signal to the transmitter and the transmitter send the signal to the receiver and the receiver triggers the flash
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I use it on a Fuji x-t1, but I don't believe it will work like you desire because the pop up flash will not open.
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as long as you get the right cord, yes. it works with my lowly t1i, though it takes a different cable from the 5dMKII. this is for shutter release. for remote flash, it's a LOCK. go for it.
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Yes it will and it works great on ttl or manual. On ttl the flash actually adjust when you adjust the focal length
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I should work with the Canon 3Ti. I have the T1i and it works with mine. I don't think Canon changed that much between the two cameras for it not to work. The all can use the same Canon Flash, and the same lenses, so I would assume that it would also work with the Canon 3Ti.
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Yes. All newer canon speedlights work on all of their digital bodies. Im using it on my 6D to trigger other flashes remotely. www.abesnider.com
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I have no experience with the particular flash you mention. However, I have no reason to believe it won't work. It is a simple device - it gives you a PC connection on the Canon cameras - in my case, a 6D. In times past, the PC connection came in the camera body. For some reason, they are no longer including the built-in PC connection. So this is the answer, and it works. And you know what? If it doesn't work with your flash, then send it back. I don't believe that you will ever have to return it.