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help with t3i and Ishoot wireless flash transmitter

topcop12
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Ok, so I am new.  new to this forum and new to the t3i.  I have put together a photo booth that i am trying to use the t3i in.  I am running a program called dslr photo booth which works fine with the camera.  It fires a photo off every 5 seconds.

my issue is flash.  because the camera is sealed in a case the stock flash will not work.  i bought this ishoot wireless flash transmitter but cannot get it to work.  The test button on it will activate my remote flash the camera will not.

 

right now i have live mode enabled so that when people enter the booth they can see themselves on the monitor and start posing.

 

I am also using auto mode with quick focus but have been thinking of changing that to manual focus once the camera focuses in auto.  All subject will be about 5 feet from the camera.

 

So anyway, I need to know if anyone here uses ishoot and how to set this up (please include step by step or just email me directly at [MOD NOTE: Email address removed per FORUM GUIDELINES]

 

And also if anyone has a better way to have the camera take a quick photo.  I cant have subjects posing while the camera go thru 20 seconds of trying to focus and setting the pop up flash off several times during this.

Thanks in advance.

 
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kvbarkley
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Why not buy a Canon flash and use a flash extension cable?

 

Why makes us guess about which flash transmitter you got?

kvbarkley
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It looks like the iShoot is not Canon specific. It has no hope of working with E-TTL which you have to have for an automated photobooth.

ok thanks.  I had the ishoot so thought i'd try it before making another purchase.  looks like i will be in the marked for a canon flash.

will this one work wirelessly with the t3i?

 

[Mod Note: Removed link per FORUM GUIDELINES.]

 

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