I see it works with the Canon 580EX II, but the 600EX-RT is not listed. Will it work with the 600EX-RT?
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I use them with 580 EXII and they are excellent. I'd contact Pixel Power through their website and ask them directly about compatibility with the 600 EX-RT. Saying that I just found out that it is comparable according to Flash Zebra's website.http://flashzebra.com/products/0265/index.shtml
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I use them with 580 EXII and they are excellent. I'd contact Pixel Power through their website and ask them directly about compatibility with the 600 EX-RT. Saying that I just found out that it is comparable according to Flash Zebra's website. http://flashzebra.com/products/0265/index.shtml
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I had this flash and it worked fine on my canon 7D. I would think it would work fine on your camera as well. anyway, this flash was cheaply made and broke just after warranty expired. I got myself a 580EX II and never looked back
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I feel like an idiot! Yes it works perfectly with my Canon 60D and the 600 Ex Rt flash. I am very happy with it so far and I have been about 60 feet away out of view of the camera and it fired every time. I have found that I need to reduce the flash exposure compensation a bit (minus a stop or so) to get the ETTL exposure the way I want it but I think that may be personal taste.
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It does have Canon's name on it, it says " for Canon" . I believe that it would work with your camera based on infred connectivity it uses to camera. As it works with my 60D
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I use this for two Canon Speedlite 580EX II. If the Canon website says they use the same canon battery pack (which I believe it may) then this should work for yours as well.
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I just tried it with my Canon t4i and it seems to work! It would not work with my canon Optura 600 movie camera
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I use it with my Canon 5D and 600EX-RT, so I imagine it would have no problem working with the 6D either.
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It should fit the 600d. We're on the 60D and it works great. As far as I can tell, all the Canon mounts are the same. I've been shooting Canons for 10 years and all my lenses are interchangeable.
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Read your owners manual and if your camera is compatible with the canon 580EXll or the 600EX-RT then the Phottix will work.
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Yes. It works on my 5d Mark iii and my Canon T1i. Compatible with all but only with the 600 EX RT speedlite.
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If your olympus 600R flash fits on a standard hot shoe, then it should work fine. I have Canon equipment and have had no problems.
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Yes it works perfectly with the yn622's... but I would wait for the yn600rt's. They are currently in the process of being released. The yn600rt's are the replica of canon 600rt's
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I do not know. I have two and use them with my Canon Speedlight 580 EXII's. Sorry, wish I could have helped. You might try to pull up an image of each to see if the connector slot is the same?
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If it has the same external battery adapter then yes it should work I'm not familiar with the battery hooked up but if it's the same as the 580 yes that would be compatible
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600EX is higher version of 580EX2 which I own now.I think it fits. I look at connector shape. But I want to tell quality of this unit. When I received this unit, it was not quite friendly. Red light does not blink, batterys are falls out due to no separate battery case. Additionally, soldering technique was poor. Therefore, I could not use it, I ordered "Pixel product", because I know I can rely on their product. If somebody wants but battery pack "JJC FB-1", it is absolutely wasting money. No response from manufacture either.
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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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I have used it with the Canon 600EX RT. NOTE: to get a secure mount, you have to over ride the rubber piece on the flash base. Push the unit up to the center of the holder and then use a dime to turn the screw tight. If you don't center your speed-light, yes, it will fall out. It took me awhile to figure it out. Same thing with another bracket I have. I prefer this one with the slotted screw so I can be sure to snug it down.