Will this flash work with it canon 70d?
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You should not have any problems using this flash on any camera. It works with all the camera's I've used including the 5D. Its a great flash if you are just a beginner. In addition on the back of the flash it has a chart of settings that describe the power setting for flash according to the Aperture. Now just be cautious that this flash is cheaply made and cannot take a beating. The housing is made of plastic and if you drop it or bang it around too much it will definitely come apart. Again, I only recommend this flash if you are just learning to use flash it should be a good tool just for that. Hope this helps!!
815885
Of course it works fine with my canon 70D but the thing is it has only two electric contact pads with the shoe mount so it can't be used as an of-camera flash. Synchronization is good. Even I tried second curtain flash, it worked fine. It has No IR receiver. It has no focus assist beam.It eats up battery if not used (even when the switch was set to OFF) so you need to remove the battery when not in use. As Mr. "Martyn Mar" had pointed out earlier, it is a kind of beginner's flash to try with.
815886
You should not have any problems using this flash on any camera. It works with all the camera's I've used including the 5D. Its a great flash if you are just a beginner. In addition on the back of the flash it has a chart of settings that describe the power setting for flash according to the Aperture. Now just be cautious that this flash is cheaply made and cannot take a beating. The housing is made of plastic and if you drop it or bang it around too much it will definitely come apart. Again, I only recommend this flash if you are just learning to use flash it should be a good tool just for that. Hope this helps!! You should not have any problems using this flash on any camera. It works with all the camera's I've used including the 5D. Its a great flash if you are just a beginner. In addition on the back of the flash it has a chart of settings that describe the power setting for flash according to the Aperture. Now just be cautious that this flash is cheaply made and cannot take a beating. The housing is made of plastic and if you drop it or bang it around too much it will definitely come apart. Again, I only recommend this flash if you are just learning to use flash it should be a good tool just for... » Read More You should not have any problems using this flash on any camera. It works with all the camera's I've used including the 5D. Its a great flash if you are just a beginner. In addition on the back of the flash it has a chart of settings that describe the power setting for flash according to the Aperture. Now just be cautious that this flash is cheaply made and cannot take a beating. The housing is made of plastic and if you drop it or bang it around too much it will definitely come apart. Again, I only recommend this flash if you are just learning to use flash it should be a good tool just for that. Hope this helps!! « Show Less
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I know this flash is sold in two different versions, one for Canon and one for Nikon. I do not know which models of Nikon it is supposed to work with. I was NOT SATISFIED with the performance with a Canon, in fact it burned completely out the first time I tried to use it.
1260248
Yes, as long as you pay attention to the connector. The one pictured works with my 70D.
2068133
Provided the contacts are correct (Canon in my case) for the camera and for the flash, then yes it should work. However, you might consider a better quality cord for your higher end flash unit.
1769420
Yes. Although I do not have a 70D, I have used it just fine with a 50D, 6D, and 1DX. It will work with any of the recent Canon DSLRs. The primary reasons to purchase one of these instead of Canon's are 1) Lower price 2) if you wish to have a more robust remote flash system by using more than one Mitros, or using the Phottix remote receiver connected to practically any another flash (my secondary flash is an old Canon 580 EX, and I am able to remotely control the power level on the 580 from the Phottix by using a Phottix Odin receiver).
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It is fitted for Nikon, so it will work. Just be careful if you are going to use a lens, other than Nikon, with a Nikon SB-910 as the user's manual says it could damage the flash. I use my Tamron 70-200mm with a Nikon D700 and it works great. Good luck!
366162
This is a basic flash. If it has a shoe mount and the camera accepts it it should work. The problem is that it is more designed for a dslr.
2044121
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
81664
I don't see why it would not work on the Canon 70D. It works on my Canon 60D.
1736502
I don't think so, but a similar flash is specifically for canon camera....please check it...
1240120
I purchased this viewfinder for use on a Nikon 7100 which I have since sold. I don't know about the Canon 70D.
1116721
yes. this flash works independently and is compatible with most dslr cameras. hope this helps.
801053
Im sure it will work. However I do not have this flash anymore. It broke after two weeks and I returned it.
158732
Hi, well, the cameras i use are D3000 and D7100 and the flash works fine with both.
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If your camera has the mini usb output as previous person answered, it will work fine. I use it with a canon EOS70D and it works fine with any of the EOS or Rebel cameras from canon.
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Yes it will. I first used this on my CANON XT & then on my 50D right into my 5Dmk3. I now use it as a slave flash with no problems at all.
886577
I use mine on a 7d and a 5d Mark III, it works perfect on both. I would assume it would work on the 70d too, seeing it is a crop sensor like the 7d.