hello, imterested in buiying the set but i do have a few concerns. i have a canon Rebel T3 camera i wanted to know if this kit is compatable wit mycam
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The kit only consists of mounting equipment, so you would still need to purchase off-camera flashes to use for it. The kit itself is intended to support anything that mounts a standard hot shoe. You would also need to make sure that your flashes would be able to be triggered by the camera's pop-up flash, or else also purchase remote triggers.
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This kit is just the stands, flash mounts, and shades. There aren't any electronics or connection to your camera, so you can use it with any camera you like! If you're going to use it as a stand for your camera, look on the bottom and see if you have a threaded hole there, like what you would screw a bolt into. If you do, you're in luck!
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No, it is not compatible; per the Canon USA web page on the Rebel T5, you will need a sd/sdhc/sdxc memory card (on Amazon, run a search for "sd/sdhc/sdxc memory card "). You should be able to verify this by checking your existing memory card.
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Hi P. Deal, I don't know where you heard that the kit lens doesn't match up with the sensor.... Everything on my camera lined up perfectly. I've had zero problems with the CMOS sensor. I've had zero problems switching lenses. Everything is clear and stable. I hope this helps! :)
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Besides what is included in this camera kit, I bought: a remote control, additional battery D-Li109, SD card class 10 or higher. However, I would like to suggest you something else, evaluate to buy the kit with the 18-135mm lens instead, because the Image Quality will be much better. Also, it is good to mention that the video capabilities of this camera aren't the best in terms of autofocus, it is very slow but you can refocus using the shoot button half way. Good luck!
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It is compatible! there is a firmware update that needs to take place. Call or email their customer service line. They are extremely helpful. They're very friendly and I'm confidente they'll resolve your issue. http://support.eye.fi/cameras/canon/eos-1d_mark_ii
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Yes it is compatible with the EOS T3; which is what I have. The unit did come with batteries and they were fully charged. I purchased mine last Fall and the batteries are still charged. I set my camera on my tripod and just clicked away while seated at a table about eight feet away from the camera; although, the unit will work further away than that. You'll want to set your lens for auto-focus. It's great as it allows the photographer an opportunity to be part of the fun! I don't think you'll be disappointed with this item.
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I own a canon Rebel. I believe there is an option to see if it's compatible. I do find that this flash doesn't fit my camera to well, it's even fallen off sometimes.
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Thank you for your time. In regards to your inquiry, this kit is compatible with the Nikon D3200. Please let us know if we may be of further assistance.
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I don't know if this will fit on your camera. However, this set does work..ok... I would like to caution you that it is a very cheap set. Only 2 of my receivers work now. Do yourself a huge favor and save for a better quality set. It isn't realiable either. Somedays they work, some days they don't...Not sure why. I wished I had waited and got a good set to start with and then I would not be stuck now, doing what I am suggesting to you. I do like Cowboy studios, just not this set. (Oh, it the stuff came in a generic box with zero paperwork and all it had stamped on it was made in China.
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Do not expect to get anything not in the picture or listed - actually I did not get everything in the picture - still missing one of the UV filters in the listing I got. BE AWARE: If you are going to use the video at all - do not bother with the kit lens or any non-STM lens. They stutter when trying to AF and it's VERY LOUD on the video. Get a package deal with an STM lens instead from the start - I ended up selling my lenses on Ebay and buying the 18-135 STM lens seperately. So stupid! Also, you are likely to get a recalled camera - so expect to be without it for 7-10 days while canon replace the rubber grips - at no cost to you. google the canon T4i recall to check if your camera body is affected - there are ways to see it in the serial number and then go to canon's site to contact them about how to get it fixed. They will send you shipping labels and all, not much hassle, but just so you know.
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I tried it with my cannon rebel T5, and after much effort, it wouldn't connect properly. I returned it and bought and eyefi sd card, it connected much easier and works incredibly well. I use it for my phone as well.
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I haven't worked with either. But I presume there won't be any issues. This set has worked for me with micro four thirds and nikon cameras along with third party manual flashes.
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I'm sorry, I don't remember for certain how mine worked...or didn't work. I sent it back after about an hour of trying to get it to even be recognized by my computer there was very little (if anything) that DID work the way it was supposed to. I suggest you do the same. Return it and remember...most of the time...you get what you pay for. I ended up buying a very nice camera I'm pleased with on ebay for something like $20-$30. Good luck.
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It is compatible! there is a firmware update that needs to take place. Call or email their customer service line. They are extremely helpful. They're very friendly and I'm confidente they'll resolve your issue.http://support.eye.fi/cameras/canon/eos-1d_mark_ii
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Yes, it should be compatible with the Canon EOS Rebel T3. However, if you're purchasing the lens with the idea that it will give you quality photos, please reconsider your purchase. I bought the lens with the expectation that the photos would be sharp and in focus and I was very disappointed. While it can zoom in on objects from far away, the reality is that it's not a very high quality lens and the images you obtain, whether it be mountains in the distance, or a tree across the street, the image will be 'soft', 'out of focus,' and grainy. I've been really disappointed with mine and plan on selling it and purchasing a better lens. I hope this helps. Yes, it should be compatible with the Canon EOS Rebel T3. However, if you're purchasing the lens with the idea that it will give you quality photos, please reconsider your purchase. I bought the lens with the expectation that the photos would be sharp and in focus and I was very disappointed. While it can zoom in on objects from far away, the reality is that it's not a very high quality lens and the images you obtain, whether it be mountains in the distance, or a tree across the street, the image will be 'soft', 'out of focus,' and grainy. I've been really disappointed with mine and plan on... » Read More Yes, it should be compatible with the Canon EOS Rebel T3. However, if you're purchasing the lens with the idea that it will give you quality photos, please reconsider your purchase. I bought the lens with the expectation that the photos would be sharp and in focus and I was very disappointed. While it can zoom in on objects from far away, the reality is that it's not a very high quality lens and the images you obtain, whether it be mountains in the distance, or a tree across the street, the image will be 'soft', 'out of focus,' and grainy. I've been really disappointed with mine and plan on selling it and purchasing a better lens. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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not all the lens are canon, some are generic. if the lens are generic in the instructions say to wich camera works with. If can I help you in something else just let me know.
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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.