Canon says I need a HDMI cable HTC-100 for my Rebel T5i. Is this the one?
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It's not advertises one but your difference I see is the HTC one cables call out high-definition specs for TV. Frankly I don't see the difference. I'd try it anyway. It shouldn't hurt your rebel T5i. If you have any mini to standard HDMI cable I would try it before I put the money into a new cable. There isn't any difference in cost between the HTC 100 and this one so if you're going to buy the cable buy the HTC 100. Good luck!
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Look up replacement cables for your CanonT3 on Amazon. However they make supposedly different units for Canon, Nikon, etc., so by just changing the cord for use with another brand camera may not work. The whole unit is not that expensive so you just might want to get one that is supposed to work for the Canon T3.
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http://www.samsungcameraaccessory.com/product/product_detail.asp?productID=3172&ca;tegoryID=31This is the only product I can find for the HDMIIt's on sale on this website...for $12.95http://www.snapitdigital.com/itemdetail.asp?mod=SAHDMI
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The monopod is a great tool!!! I have no Canon T1i, but the monopod seems to have a standarized connection for standard cameras!hope this helps.
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If your Canon Rebel T3 can use a HDMI mini cable, then your answer is yes, it will work with any mini HDMI product. If your Canon Rebel T3 can not use a HDMI mini cablethen, your answer is no. I myself use this well made cable from my computer hookup on my video card to my monitor. This is a very well made cable and it works very well.
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It comes with the correct cable if you order the canon version. I found it to work fine. If you are using it with an android phone it has a few less features than the iOS app does but nothing major. Iuse with Android and my ipod touch. I hope this helps.
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Yes, works for my EOS Rebel T5. Will work for your T5i. The mount is a lot bigger than it looks. I can post a picture of my T5 on it
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go to vanguard web site and they will tell you what cable you need for your canon 5DK3 and how much it is.
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Well it seems that you may be better off ordering this one and the cable after all since this one is 21.95 and the one for the T3i is $57. Don't ask me why there's no logic to it. As best I can tell they are excally the same except for the cable. By the way it works fine with the CL-E3 cable.
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Yes it will work . Canon T5i use the same shutter release Canon RS 60-E3 as all the rebel cameras , including the 60D as well . The Yongnuo MC 36R/C1 has the same pin to connect with the camera .
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To be honest lolo, I have several cables for different Canon cameras (one is an XSI) and a sound recording device and can't remember which one goes to which. My experience has been, if it fits, it works. The one that fits my EOS 700D (T5i) works fine with my xsi, etc. If it were me, I'd get it. If it turned out not to work (and I'd guess pretty strongly that it does) then you should have no problem returning it.
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If the Canon camera has a mini-HDMI port or a regular HDMI port this monitor will work with the proper cable.
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I went to the Cannon website and looked for it under accessories and cables. That was the best place to see the answers. Amazon had the cable when Cannon was sold out with no restocking projection.
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The HDMI Cable is for direct connection to High Definition TV. What you want is a All-in-one High-Speed Memory Card Reader wich is included in the kit. Good luck deciding! I love it
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That cable is for the first generation Galaxy phones. As Christopher said below me, you need an hdmi cable for your phone.
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This comes with a sub-mini single pin connecting cable. From what I understand all Canon EOS cameras use this type of connection. So you should be just fine with this.
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Good eye, sir. I do see where you are correct on Canon's website. I missed that detail in the comparison. Normally I'd say I wouldn't notice the difference in quality, but given I'll be putting this on my 56 inch HDTV, I bet it will be noticeable. The HF100 does feel cheaper. The extra bulk from the HDD makes the unit more managable. That plus the menu makes it less appealing.I would say the extra $65-70 is justifiable given the 60gb of included space, especially considering if you can get your hands on a 32gb SD card you'll be paying well over $100. Maybe in a year it will be <$100, but by then these camcorders will be cheaper anyway. I've made up my mind on the HG20! Good eye, sir. I do see where you are correct on Canon's website. I missed that detail in the comparison. Normally I'd say I wouldn't notice the difference in quality, but given I'll be putting this on my 56 inch HDTV, I bet it will be noticeable. The HF100 does feel cheaper. The extra bulk from the HDD makes the unit more managable. That plus the menu makes it less appealing.I would say the extra $65-70 is justifiable given the 60gb of included space, especially considering if you can get your hands on a 32gb SD card you'll be paying well over $100. Maybe in a year... » Read More Good eye, sir. I do see where you are correct on Canon's website. I missed that detail in the comparison. Normally I'd say I wouldn't notice the difference in quality, but given I'll be putting this on my 56 inch HDTV, I bet it will be noticeable. The HF100 does feel cheaper. The extra bulk from the HDD makes the unit more managable. That plus the menu makes it less appealing.I would say the extra $65-70 is justifiable given the 60gb of included space, especially considering if you can get your hands on a 32gb SD card you'll be paying well over $100. Maybe in a year it will be <$100, but by then these camcorders will be cheaper anyway. I've made up my mind on the HG20! « Show Less