I would like to take self portraits with my canon t3 50mm lens, will this remote do the focusing too? what type of batteries? thanks
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The batteries are included except the triple a battery. It will not focus you have to focus it yourself but I bought this remote for my wife and she loves it. I know you will to.
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It takes 3 A A A batteries and yes it will focus it works just like the button on your camera hold it halfway down it will focus then push all the way to take the picture . I use mine a lot for family photos
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The camera an lens will need to be set to auto focus. The receiver uses AAA batts and the remote uses a button cell batt.
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Yes, it does the usual half push down to auto focus, then the full push to trigger the shutter. As for the batteries, the remote trigger takes 1x 23A 12V battery (similar to a AAA, but shorter); and the receiver takes 2x AAA. I've been doing the same thing with this, self and group portraits.
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I have a T3 Canon and the unit does focus my camera. It takes two AAA and one 12 volt/23A that come with it. I bought mine for family and work group photos.Steve Durbin
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I have used it with my Canon T51 body and the Tamron 18-270 with no problems. Although as noted elsewhere, you do lose auto-focus.
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I nave a Canon T3i and this remote trigger works great especially for the price. I have read that it does work on a T3.
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Yes (it may depend on your camera though). Just last night, I used it to take a 5 shot bracketed set with my Canon 5d mark III. I had the camera in live-view and the remote handset on bulb. Click the shutter once, remote receiver starts blinking and shooting commences. After camera has taken the full bracket set, click shutter again to release and stop blinking.
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I also had this question before I bought the remote control... B. Babb is right! As long as the lens is set to AF the camera will autofocus when the remote control is used (tried it myself many times). Hope this helps - Stefan
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Yes, it absolutely works with T3i. It has an instant shutter release and another 2 second shutter release button if you want to hide the remote before clicking your own pic.
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No. It works with the following: NEEWER Timer Remote for Canon 50D, 40D, 30D, 20D, 10D, 5D,1Ds Mark III, 1D Mark III, 1D Mark II N, 1Ds Mark II,1D, 1V, EOS 3, D2000 by NEEWER
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I have not been happy with the auto focus. I have used this lens with both a cannon T3 and a cannon 70D. The problem is it will no come into focus. I have contacted sigma asking if there is anything that can be done about this. I have not yet gotten a reply.
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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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hello! well, honestly I could not find it in the manual. It's a toy camera, and you can control the aperture yourself by simply holding a little longer the shutter. the focus range is 50 cm to infinity. I didn't develop the film yet so I'm afraid I can not help you by answering the questions precisely. But I hope it helped you a little :)
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Hi, I only have the T3i, and it works beautifully with it! My understanding is that any Canon lens will work with all of the Canon bodies.
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Sorry, i'm not familiar with the Canon T5i camera. My curent setup with the Rokinon 85mm lens doesn't allow me to Auto Focus, but manual focus is easily achieved with a feature within my Sony Alpha camera. Depending on what camera you use, some Rokinon lenses come with a Focus chip built into the lens to achieve Auto focus.
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I have a Canon T3i - it works but only if you use a tripod. It is very sensitive and that makes it hard to focus.
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I believe the 50D requires an aperture of at least f5.6 for auto-focus to function and 1.4X teleconverter adds a full stop so that lens would probably need to be manually focused with the teleconverter.
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I'm not sure what your're trying to do. I haven't used this in years, but I don't "program", I only use it for shutter release button. I used this with Canon 7D. My guess is what the "delay remote" is to set your camera to delay shooting, like 2 seconds or 10 seconds is the norm.
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Sorry, no the RC-6 does not work with the T3. If its in your budget review the YONGNUO MC-36R/C1 Wireless Timer Remote for CANON Rebel T3 T3i T2i T1i (under $50 on amazon.com)
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The use of a remote is covered in the Canon 60D manual. Follow those instructions and the remote works fine.