will it work with a canon speedlite?
56742
I use Nikon but when I attach a flash to my hot shoe, I plug the transmitter into my Nikon flash via the pc synch cord. When I click, my on camera flash flashes and it activates the transmitter to set off any studio flashes that I have connected. All in synch with my shutter. I don't have a way to plug a receiver into my Nikon flash to be activated by a transmitter attached to my hot shoe.
1946634
Sorry, I don't know. I do know it works fine with my Rebel T3i and as the previous person answered it is a strong flash.
621805
Yes. It will work with any type of camera having a hot shoe mount. Also it has an accessory that you can use to mount the light with the camera at the same time not using the hot shoe, if you don't have any.
554230
Yes, if you buy the right one for your hot shoe, and work with Canon E-TTL. Greetings.
953526
Certainly! It works on most Canon dslr cameras. I have used it with the rebel T3, Canon 5D, and 7D.
872014
Surely. It'll work on any camera with a regular hotshoe. They don't transmit ttl info.
1908083
I'm not a Canon expert, but I see no reason why it would not, as it connects to your hot shoe. If you have any standard strobe unite (flash) that fits atop your hot shoe, the extension cord simply connects to that hot shoe, and your strobe in turn connects to the extension cord.
901462
If it has a standard hot shoe it should fit....it does not transmit any power or signal to a ttl flash....you'll need an external cable for anything that uses the camera metering system.
400519
I think it would, but I don't know for sure...I use a Canon Speedlite 580EXll and it works wonderfully! The Flash X-tender is very flexible (Velcro attachment straps) and could easily fit a larger or smaller Speedlite of most any manufacturer, I believe.
706384
It should work with pretty much any camera with a hot shoe and any flash. I've used it with a 70D and a 25 year old Pentax flash.
2099271
Yes it will work but it does not do E-ttl so you will only shoot in manual mode for the flash a good rule is to start the flash power at 1/8 then go up or down depending on the picture
1827525
I have a 6D, and the speedlite works fine with it, except that it doesn't cover the right rear quadrant. I have not used the various items in the kit as they appear cheaply made. The batteries were virtually worthless.
866997
It is designed to work with any external flash. It is secured with a built in strap, but requires a speedlight/flash.
115789
Most likely not, I looked at a picture of your camera and it appears to have a non-standard external flash port (A port similar to the ones use by Canon/Nikon) therefore sadly I doubt it will work.
645631
I can't say for sure, but I have Canon Rebel and it works nicely with that.
1888435
Yes. It works on my 5d Mark iii and my Canon T1i. Compatible with all but only with the 600 EX RT speedlite.
342559
It should. The only issue I've had is with my Canon flash timing out. That makes me have to manually turn it off and back on. I've missed some shots as a result. I don't remember if my Sunpak flash times out like that because I honestly don't use it much, but that is something to consider. Otherwise this unit is very dependable and for the price you can't beat it!