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  1. 12-07-2008 06:07 PM #1
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    Question Wireless remote for a Canon rebel xti

    With the holidays coming soon I am looking into buying a wireless remote for my Canon XTI I have done some searching and the rc1 seems to be the only wireless remote they sale.(?) I was wondering if anyone uses this remote or any others that will work with a XTI? Also how do you like the wireless remotes?
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    I have one very similar to this and like it a lot. Cheap and has been reliable up to about 125 feet.

    http://www.linkdelight.com/index.php...450D-400D.html

    Mine is the version for the xxD and xD bodies and I got it locally at a photography shop.
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    This unit (available for Canon and Nikon) works very well. It has both wired and wireless modes, and uses RF rather than IR, so it's unaffected by leaves, windows, etc, and in open-air has a range of at least 75'.

    Visit my website: www.johnsphotography.ca - tell me what you think

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    Quote Originally Posted by tirediron View Post
    This unit (available for Canon and Nikon) works very well. It has both wired and wireless modes, and uses RF rather than IR, so it's unaffected by leaves, windows, etc, and in open-air has a range of at least 75'.
    In today's market is the unit you posted price comparable to the price of the unit I posted since mine is in US dollars and yours is in Canadian dollars?
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    http://gadgetinfinity.com/home.php?cat=285

    I have not used this product specifically, these are the same guys who make the cactus flash triggers, so its probably pretty good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RyanLilly View Post
    http://gadgetinfinity.com/home.php?cat=285

    I have not used this product specifically, these are the same guys who make the cactus flash triggers, so its probably pretty good.
    That is the one that I have. Like I said, works great.
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    I use the Canon rc-1 for my XSI and it works great. If you were to chose between RC-1 and RC-5 get the rc-s since you can switch between immediate shutter release or 2- second release. On the RC-5 it's ony 2 second release.
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    I got the RC-1 and its nice, you can use the remote for instant picture, 2 second timer, or to turn the camera off... It an IR remote. i got it for like $25 at RitzCamera
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