I have a YN 568 EXII. Buying only one transceiver and using it on my Rebel T3i, will I be able to access the flash menu directly from the camera?
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You need at minium two transceivers, one for the camera and one for the flash. Then you will be able to access the flash through the camera's menu. This is of course assuming the Rebel has the flash menu, I have no specific knowledge on the T3i.
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Yes, but only if you use the flash directly connected to the on camera mounted YN622C. To me it makes little sense to have a single YN622C as you cannot move the flash off camera without a wired connection. You really need at least a pair of the YN622C's to use them in a meaningful way. Once you have a pair you can purchase a single if you want to add another TTL flash to the mix. One thin to clarify, you access the camera flash menu, not the speedlight's menu. Not too critical, but just to claritiy.
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after looking at the owners manual, It looks like all the features, with the possable exception of high speed sync??? should work, Normally they recomend a range of units that canon makes, that are compatable with this unit, I looked in the owners manual and did not see a listing. But the unit you want is probably OK otherwise. I prefer the yn568ex myself
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After a tough learning curve I have learned this does 'work' with the T2i, depending on your definition of work. This model is manual only, you have to adjust the settings manually, and the camera does not recognize it in the flash control settings. The yonguno YN568EX II has the E-TTL features. I recommend the book 'Speedliter's Handbook' by Syl Arena to explain the complicated world of canon speedlites, it's a plain english guide and is answering all my questions about canon speedlites. Note: it is canon specific.
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That's difficult to say, but my guess would be no. Apart from the fact that it needs to be a flash that will respond to the camera initiation, this device is pretty much a piece of crap. Your T3i also doesn't have a lock for the flash, it relies on the lock on the flash device. This item doesn't have one. So even if it works, it will just be sitting on top of your camera. My advice is to pass. If you really want a decent flash at a bargain price, I use the Yongnuo YN-560 II http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0079M711S/ref=oh_details_o08_s00_i02?ie=UTF8&psc=1. I've used this for some time now, and it's a great unit. Scott Kelby (Kelbytraining.com and Photoshopuser.com) actually includes this in his "Pro Lighting on a budget" recommendation list.
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Hi, I use three RF-603c II's with my 6d. I use one on the camera as a trigger, and two as receivers on two flashes (Yongnuo YN568EX [which also has five contacts] and a Neewer TT560). They only work on the TRx mode, but they've been working perfectly so far.You've checked that the channels on the trigger/remotes are set to the same combination? I can't think of anything else that could be a problem. Like I said they work perfectly with my 6d. So much so that I'm about to order two more RF-603C II's to go with another flash that I just got. Hope you get it sorted out. Best of luck.
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You can use it, with or without a flash, works great either way. To add-on multiple flashes, you will need to buy additional receivers.
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No. You need canon 600 rt or equivalent. This system is radio controlled and your flashes do not have that capability.
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Hi I used YN622 whit a nikon d7000 on my camera and a sb900 on The transmiter, and off camera a YN 622 receiver whit a sb 800 all flashes Working in TTL mode, this transmiter is like a dedicated cord, is a wireles cord, by the way don't work Good, make a failed to my camera, and some times over exposed some shoots
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I can't imagine why the YN 565 EX wouldn't work on the T3I. I've used it on a Canon 40D and a 5D Mark III and it works perfectly. As far as I'm aware, the TTL pins on all new Canon cameras are the same... It's a great flash that is reliable, well made and offers both on and off camera functions that are important. On camera it provides excellent automatic exposure using the TTL system. Off camera it offers a very sensitive optical slave which functions in two full manual modes..as a standard slave (S-1) or in conjunction with the Canon pre-flash (S-2). It also offers 1/3 stop increments for exposure. I can't imagine why the YN 565 EX wouldn't work on the T3I. I've used it on a Canon 40D and a 5D Mark III and it works perfectly. As far as I'm aware, the TTL pins on all new Canon cameras are the same... It's a great flash that is reliable, well made and offers both on and off camera functions that are important. On camera it provides excellent automatic exposure using the TTL system. Off camera it offers a very sensitive optical slave which functions in two full manual modes..as a standard slave (S-1) or in conjunction with the Canon pre-flash (S-2). It also offers 1/3 stop increments for... » Read More I can't imagine why the YN 565 EX wouldn't work on the T3I. I've used it on a Canon 40D and a 5D Mark III and it works perfectly. As far as I'm aware, the TTL pins on all new Canon cameras are the same... It's a great flash that is reliable, well made and offers both on and off camera functions that are important. On camera it provides excellent automatic exposure using the TTL system. Off camera it offers a very sensitive optical slave which functions in two full manual modes..as a standard slave (S-1) or in conjunction with the Canon pre-flash (S-2). It also offers 1/3 stop increments for exposure. « Show Less
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I have the 568 but use it only as an off camera flash, not remotely, or controlled remotely. I am sorry but I do know anything about their remote control system. If you go to their website, you will find a PDF on this flash. Their manuals are not very good, but it might help. Where are you located. My e-mail is cthahn@tampabay.rr.com if you want any more infomation.
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If you mean can you control speed lights in manual mode from the camera yes I used YN 622C with YN 568, 565, and a Canon 580 EX II just had to go to flash control in my camera then to the ext. flash and change the mode to manual then go to wireless set and control them by groups.
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I have a t4i. So far I can't get my pop up flash to engage with the lightscoop. Hoping there is some type of setting I can change. But most likely not gonna happen. Bummer...
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The simple answer is Yes. But note that these units do not have TTL capabilities. As such you must go to each external flash and set it for the amount of output it gives. With TTL this adjustment is done automatically by the camera which then tells the external flashes how bright to be. If you want or need TTL I recommend the Yongnuo 622. A set of these runs around $75. 622c for canon and 622n for nikon. I have 2 sets of the 622c and one of the 603. What I use them for is very different. Both are excellent.
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Hello Jenna. This particular PW works as Transmitter and Receiver. You would need one for the camera (transmitter) and one for the flash (receiver). Also if you are using additional flash units you would need one for each unless you have them set up as a slave.
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Hi Samantha, For a T3i, this is the one you need. The C3 version is for a different connector. Yongnuo Upgrade RF-603 II C1 Flash Trigger/Wireless Shutter Release Transceiver Kit for Canon Rebel 300D/350D/400D/450D/500D/550D/1000D Series
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Hello, this is a manual only flash similar to the Neewer TT560 but has a built in radio transmitter. I have 4 version III and one version II and having thebuilt in wireless is great feature worth the extra money in my opinion. I use a YN603 transmitter on my 5Dmk3 and it works great at 1/160 sec exposure. There are rumors of a new version YN603 that will allow you to change power setting with the YN560 III. If this is true the YN560 III and new YN603 will be a powerful combination.
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NO - you need the transceiver and the transmitter.Invision your camera as a light bulb with the transceiver as a light socket and the transmitter acting as the light switch. You need all three.Hope that helps