I have a Canon Rebel t6. You cannot control the flash from the menu as it is not a Canon product. It will communicate with your camper through a circuit, just by being in contact with the hot shoe, so making sure it on there properly is troubleshooting tip #1. Also, your shutter speed should be at least 1/160, but I found my pictures were half blacked out when I started hitting shutter speeds of 1/400 and 1/500. This is my first external flash and I am a beginner photographer, so I don’t know if the shutter speed thing is for all flashes or just this one

Its pretty strong for such a little tripod. To my surprise it holds my Canon Rebel T6 with the smaller lens though

I have a Canon Rebel T6 and this lens works beautifully!! I’ve never had any issues and it creates beautiful portraits!!! Would definitely recomend!

I recently purchased a Rebel T3 as a second camera body for shooting events professionally. (My primary camera is a 

Canon 5D MkII









.) I am very impressed with the performance and image quality of this Rebel T3, and recommend it to anyone searching for a high quality dSLR.Here's what is Most Impressive about the Rebel T3:* Very light weight and easy to carry, yet Very solid design and craftsmanship* Auto-white Balance is impressively improved over older models* High-ISO (low light) performance is also amazing -- detail is preserved even at ISO 3200* Tethered to a computer, this model works seamlessly and naturally* The menus have built-in descriptions that can be enabled or disabled in accordance with the shooter's familiarity with the camera -- this is immensely useful* Video quality is exceptional, and having a separate mode for video greatly simplifies use* The menus are the same great Canon system that they've been perfecting and refining with each new release* Bright and colorful LED screen* Full compatibility with hundreds of models of lensesHere are what I consider the compromises:* The rear button system is a little different than the higher-end models, but almost as easy to use. I think this is a consequence of the smaller body size, mostly.* No informational LCD. Instead the LED screen displays the information, or you see the details through the viewfinder. This is inconvenient, but again probably due to the size.* No depth-of-field preview button* SD memory cards only -- not CF like older Canon modelsAltogether, I consider the compromises to be minor and mostly unimportant when it comes to actually taking photos. What you are getting with the Rebel T3 is the latest imaging technology in a small, compact, affordable body. It is a reliable, professional-level gateway into digital imaging. There are only minor compromises, which ultimately do not greatly affect the image. I feel confident in declaring that my skill level is the limiting factor on this camera, not its technical specifics.Regarding lenses, I cannot speak about the included kit lens since I immediately sold it (the "body only" box was not available at the time). The lenses I've primarily used in the month I've had the Rebel T3 have been the 

EF 28mm f/1.8









, which provides a "normal" field of view, the 

EF 100mm f/2









, which is ideal for head/face portraiture, and the 

EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS









, which is an excellent lens for travel and casual shooting, with very modern Image Stabilization. All three have performed excellently on this camera.

The Canon EF 50mm is a must for anyone who has an Entry Level DSLR camera such as the Rebel T7. The kit lens is fine, but this is a necessity for creating professional looking photos.This lens opens up a whole new world to the new or amateur photographer. I would recommend this lens all day long.

This powerhouse flash fit my Canon Rebel T6 perfectly. When tightened there was no wobble. It is not too heavy and does not throw the weight of the camera off. That being said, it is lightweight due to rather thin feeling plastic housing. It is well made, however. It also came with a thick velvet storage bag and does include a stand for use off camera as a slave flash.There is a broad range of flash modes that may be daunting for beginners at first but I would still recommend this flash. Each successive brightness mode is increasingly brighter, as it should be.All in all I feel this flash is a great deal for what you pay.

I like how I can put my Canon Rebel T6 on here and it won't fall off. I haven't tried putting it upside down. The phone holder is a bit weird but it holds very well. I like how I can bend the tripod legs anyway u want. A bit top heavy when u have a camera on it.

It’s very sturdy and it fits on my canon rebel t6