Will This flash be fully functional with Canon's T4i camera, which was its first to use STM lenses?
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The paperwork says: Although this flash unit has been equiped with numerous functions, depending on the camera model being used, some functions may have some limitations. A type cameras: E-TTL (ETTLII) Compatible EOS SLR cameras. B type camearas: All other EOS cameras except those listed above.. I find that a bit confusing but I hope this helps. Bob G.
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The paperwork says:Although this flash unit has been equiped with numerous functions, depending on the camera model being used, some functions may have some limitations. A type cameras: E-TTL (ETTLII) Compatible EOS SLR cameras. B type camearas: All other EOS cameras except those listed above.. I find that a bit confusing but I hope this helps.Bob G.
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Have not used with a Canon T3, but I have used with the following Canon Cameras 5d, 5d mark ii, 5d mark III, 1d mark IV, 7D, 7D Mark 2, 70D, 60D, and 50D Given the T3 uses the same flash system as the above cameras, I would be quite confident it would work fine As for studio flash, I use it regularly with ALien Bees equipment, and have used them with other studio as well as remote flash set ups.
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I would say yes, I also have a Canon T3i and have used the flash with the unit.
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I have the Canon SL1 and it works fine. Just remember that everything (focus, aperture) is manual when you use the old lenses.
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Yes it does. I shot with it on a Canon t4i two weeks ago and it works perfectly. The only thing you need to keep in mind is that since a T4i has a cropped sensor, not have a full-frame sensor like the 5d, you will get a little less light through the lens than you would with a full-frame sensor. I think it equates to losing one f stop. But I really like this lens on my T4i.
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The lens box said STM, but I don't shoot video so I don't know how well it works. I wouldn't expect much from cheap lenses though..
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I am a Canon T2i (released in 2010) user and I do not have any problem as long as I got the one with Canon EF mount. I believe that if you got the lens with Pentax mount it will work with your camera.
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Yes, it is. I also have Canon 70-300 IS, but I like my Tamron better. It is sharper than Canon, and to me, it has better design and probably better build quality as well. It should work very well on T4i. May appear a little too big on the small T4i body, but that's non issue.
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Certainly, I use it just fine on my canon t4i. It works on all the rebel line.
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Yes, I used it on a Canon 40D originally, and now I use it on a Canon 7D and I don't have any problems with it at all, and they haven't changed anything as far as the flash connections.
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I use this flash with my Rebel T3 and it works flawlessly. If you use the half power setting or lower the flash recycles almost instantly.
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I m NOT sure. But i dont think its going to work. This flash has e-ttl conecti on for canon i dont think it going to work on Sony.
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Yes, it does work on Canon t4i. You just need a M42 mount for the lens.Good luck!
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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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It does not work on my t4i although it works perfectly on my 30d. The pop up flash does not fire when this is attached.
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In one word, a guarded "yes". Assuming all flash settings and functions still work on a 10-year old camera. This flash will work well with any Canon body that supports ETTL (both on-camera and off-camera with a supported off-camera cord or ST-E2). It will also work in Manual mode with any camera with a "normal" hot shoe. I have been unable to get mine to work in ETTL with a Pocket Wizard TT1 mini/TT5 Flex combination, though all the Pocket Wizards work well in Manual even with my Fuji bodies.
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I seriously doubt that you will be happy with this flash. It is touted as an automatic TTL flash that works similar to name-brand flashes made for your camera. It is not. Suggest that you look seriously at the smaller Canon flash or a Metz equivalent. This flash is a manual flash and unless you are handy with setting aperture and shutter speed for different lighting situations, I would advise you to steer clear.