Sync cord won't fit a Canon T3. Any suggestions w/out having to buy the Cowboy Studio triggers?
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I couldn't tell you, Dave. I already had the remote triggers when I got these strobes. Sorry.
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For you: The connector on the side of the flash is 3.5mm I believe. If you have a sync chord and the connector is the wrong size - just bring the strobe to radio shack and get a adapter.I think the standard sizes are 5mm and 3.5mmGeneric answer: Two ways to connect. One - just use the flash on your camera - this will "slave flash" and fire as a response to your own flash. Second method it to use a sync cable. If your camera doesn't have it [a flash sync connector] built in - you can use: Pixel TF-321 Pixel e-TTL Flash Hot Shoe to Pc Adapter for Canon DSLRs and Flashguns (That one is for canon - a non TTL one is "universal" is Seagull JSC-2 Flash Hot Shoe Adapter with PC Sync Socket ) For you: The connector on the side of the flash is 3.5mm I believe. If you have a sync chord and the connector is the wrong size - just bring the strobe to radio shack and get a adapter.I think the standard sizes are 5mm and 3.5mmGeneric answer: Two ways to connect. One - just use the flash on your camera - this will "slave flash" and fire as a response to your own flash. Second method it to use a sync cable. If your camera doesn't have it [a flash sync connector] built in - you can use: Pixel TF-321... » Read More For you: The connector on the side of the flash is 3.5mm I believe. If you have a sync chord and the connector is the wrong size - just bring the strobe to radio shack and get a adapter.I think the standard sizes are 5mm and 3.5mmGeneric answer: Two ways to connect. One - just use the flash on your camera - this will "slave flash" and fire as a response to your own flash. Second method it to use a sync cable. If your camera doesn't have it [a flash sync connector] built in - you can use: Pixel TF-321 Pixel e-TTL Flash Hot Shoe to Pc Adapter for Canon DSLRs and Flashguns (That one is for canon - a non TTL one is "universal" is Seagull JSC-2 Flash Hot Shoe Adapter with PC Sync Socket ) « Show Less
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Yes it should work just fine with the Canon T3i. You can with the sync cord it (which is connecting the camera directly to the lights) , which is what I personally like to do, or you can use the wireless trigger. Both methods come with the light kit. As far as the light temperature its going to be more on the warmer side that's only when your using the model light with no flash.
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I can't recall but if you buy a short synch cable (you can buy them here on amazon for about $5 each) then the question is moot. Because you can hang the flash trigger where ever you want or need to so its not in the way. I have several soft boxes and use that solution all the time to get my flash to fit and function properly
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Yes, it does come with a sync cord for Canon EOS cameras. In this case I also have a 7d and it works perfectly.
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Yeah I don't see why not. It works on my T3 (not even a T3i). I also bought a remote which didn't work, but this definitely does. I'm using it with a Sigma flash.
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Sorry, I was referring to a flash.......but yes, these triggers will work on the t3
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I shoot with a Nikon that has options to trigger a remote flash. Not familiar with Canon T3i.
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I have a Canon, and didn't have a problem. Maybe try googling your problem, someone probably has a solution already out there.
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Yes, I have mine working with my T2i and the T3i has the same mini jack connector for trigger.
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The plug doesn't fit a 30D. You need an aftermarket version of the Canon TC 80N3.
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I don't see why not. I tried in my 7D and 5DMKIII and it worked beautifully. I even tried the master function to control my other Canon Speedlites and it worked flawlessly. I highly recommend it for any EOS camera. However, your T3 already has a built in FLASH which most likely is as powerful as this little flash. On the other hand, this little flash adds the ability to wirelessly control other Canon Speedlites.
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Yes, it does. I have the Canon t3i with the builtin optical triggers and works well. The menu allows to select both the canon as well as nikon wirelesd ttl slave modes. On cam it is a manual flash and does not support ttl.
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I have two different sets of Yongnuo Triggers.the Yongnuo RF-602 & RF-603 (for Canon) These systems are not cross compatible.. the 602 will not trigger the 603 and vice versa. In addition the cords are proprietary.. I had to buy new cords specifically for the 603s.(Yongnuo LS-PC635 Connector / Sync cable for Yongnuo RF603) The good thing is they are inexpensive.
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I have the same camera, Canon T3i, and had no problem with the reverse ring. Have you tried both sides of the ring on your camera? It is a boit confusing at first, but keep fooling with it and you should be able to solve the problem.
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I was unable to get the provided cord to work with my 430EX and Canon 5D mkII. The flash would fire, but no TTL functions. The camera did not recognize the flash when it was on the cord. I ended up going with a "Vello TTL-Off-Camera Flash Cord" and bought the bracket separately for roughly the same price.
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Check on your camera to see if it has a wired shutter release plug. It's about the size of a 3.5mm headphone jack. This worked on my T3i so it should work on the T3.