will this solve the problem of the automatic video stop in the cannon T3i video feature?
1276115
Did not test; I have Nikon and fujifilm cameras. It worked great to Fujifilm; did not test yet on Nikon.
1276116
http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/40743279This limit is designed into the camera itself and is not related to the type of SDCard used.
1276117
http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/40743279 This limit is designed into the camera itself and is not related to the type of SDCard used.
1914331
Yes and 3 min segments are suggested. The camera will created a new video every 3:01 (One second of overlap) and erase the oldest video file and start over when card becomes full.
255758
You can set it to overwrite existing video files or set it to stop recording once the SD card is full
1349508
Yes. The video only goes away if you either press the button on the side to switch to just volume or if the battery is low because it's unplugged. I often have my unit on mute and just watching the video.
751480
As this is an automatic flash, it should work automatically when mounted properly onto your Canon Rebel T3i. Keep in mind, this is not an intelligent TTL dedicated flash and will not adjust to your environmental lighting conditions.
75730
Works fine with my T5i - I can see no reason that it would not work with your T3i. Should do both video and still pictures on the same card. mjg
1190953
Touch menu button, then touch the outer ring where the flash indicator it located. When you have selected the mode the camera mode has an automatic flash. This should fix the problem. Each Mode has different flash modes. If this doesn't work for you then it may need factory service. Hope this helps.
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This device works fine on T2i and T3i, you must set in the drive mode section the shooting option by pressing the left button of the directional pad, the one with the clock/mutliframe/remote symbol. Once is pressed you must select SelfTimer/Remote option. Now your camera must shoot with the remote, make sure you point to the IR sensor on the camera. In this video explains all the T2i buttons and parts: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7X4RbTcT57g
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Yes, when the camera is recording, it will do so until you tell it to stop.
839582
If you set the Video AF to "Continuous" it does indeed seek a lot especially if there is any motion in your subject. If not in Continuous mode, it will stay fixed.
487368
I have a Canon, and didn't have a problem. Maybe try googling your problem, someone probably has a solution already out there.
986099
Actually it starts/stops video just fine on my iPhone 6+ using the Apple Camera app.
672584
This is most likely down to the software, but in the camera's menu, under the playback options, should be an option for auto-rotate. Try turning that off and see what it does.
972172
I don't know where you found this information, we have this camera and it is not the case. Recorded up to 3 hours non stop without any problems.
1412976
If you haven't shut off your auto gain control (most, if not all dslr video cameras have this default enabled, some are able to turn off, others not), then no.
704660
Yes but not in TTL mode just manual and maybe A mode , I use manual all the time "off camera "
601488
It doesn't work with it because it probably cannot. It happened to me too though mine was rebel t3.