CANON 430 EX III RT TUTORIAL | Do I Need Another Accessory To Trigger This Flash?
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2016
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Features
- Effective flash range of 2.3 to 77.4'.
- Exposure compensation of ±3 EV in 1/3 or 1/2 stop increments.
- Light Distribution settings allow for Standard, Guide Number Priority, and Even Coverage settings.
- Radio master and slave functionality allow for the use of up to 15 flashes set up in 15 channels and 5 groups up to 98.4' away.
- Using optical transmission it can be set as a slave with an unlimited number of flashes within 4 channels and 3 groups.
- 10 custom Functions and 8 personal Functions are available for dialing in specific settings.
- LCD panel on rear for viewing and changing settings.
- AF assist beam with a range of up to 13.1'.
- Fresh batteries will provide approximately 180 full-power flashes.
- Metal locking foot.
Compatibilities:
- The Canon Speedlite 430EX III-RT Flash is compatible with all Canon EOS and REBEL DSLR Cameras, including Canon Rebel T6s T6i T5i T4i T3i T3 T2i T1i XT XTi XSi SL1 and Canon EOS 760D 750D 700D 650D 600D 550D 500D 450D 400D 350D 300D 1100D 1000D 100D 60D.
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Great video, we have a 7D MK2 and just bought a Canon 430EXII RT and your instructions were perfect, so thanks a lot. Subscribed and liked!!
Thank you for the support!
I can't believe it. I could not find out how to set up my Canon flash and camera so the flash unit becomes a slave. I spent hours reading both manuals, went to a camera store to get help, watched other instructional videos on the web, and tried numerous trial settings, and still could not get it to work. After 2 minutes watching this video ... IT WORKED! So incredibly simple I feel foolish, but really happy I can finally move forward. Thanks so much
Great to hear that, simplicity is the best sometimes, enjoy it!
I was searching for this information, thanks it’s helpful 💜
Great to hear that!
You're the man!! Thanks!
Thank you!
Hi great video :) may I ask if this works with a Canon 600 D as well?
It sure does!
Great video! Is this same set up available on Canon’s 5D mark iii?
Hi Kristie, it should be available on it too.
Just for clarification, in the current Revel series, neither the EOS M50 or the Rebel EOS T7 work with a remote flash without a trigger.
Hello, Matt Haverly. That's correct. The Canon EOS M50 and the Rebel T7's built-in flash does not have the capability of triggering an off-camera Canon speedlite using their propitiatory optical trigger system. You would have to step up to either the T7i or the T8i for that capability.
Hello, been looking at so many videos tonight and am finally giving up at 2 am... I have a mark iv 5d and since I don’t have a built in flash, i can’t seem to get this to work...
Hi, with it you would need a trigger to make this work.
Thank you very much.
Thank you Weihua!
Do you have info if 430 EX III can be used as optical slave and fired remotely using 90EX on camera? Thanks.
Hi, it should get fired in slave mode.
What if you don’t want the built in camera to go off? What remote trigger would you need to buy?
Hi, if you don't want it to go off you can disable it in the options of the camera.
Hello! What´s the max distance between the camera and the flash for this option? Thank you!
Hi, it should work this way up to distances of 30 meters.
Do You have any idea why my 430iii rt do not responding when a use it in optical slave mode using 430ii as a trigger?
I set all the settings just like You on this movie but flash unit is not bouncing.
It works fine on hot shoe.
Hi, if you got the correct settings as in this video it could be a problem with the flash unit, in that case, we recommend contacting Canon support.
Thank you for your info. Is working in my 750D the external flash when i use , but the built in is flashing as well , is that supposed?
Thank you
Hi, you need to disable the internal flash in the settings.
Yes it is supposed to work like that, once you set your flash to optical slave as in the video, the external flash fires ONLY when another flash fires (the red light on the front part of the flash indicates that it is searching for the "light fired"), that triggers the external flash to fire. You can partially eliminate the extra "light" from your camera's flash by setting the flash power output of your camera to low value (of say 1/128) that way the resulting image will not be affected much.
Could this be used with strobe lighting as well?
Yes it can!
Hi, I have a 430 EX III-RT and I want to get a second flash unit so I can have an on camera flash and off camera flash. I don't want to spend that much money on a 600 EX III-RT, is there another flash unit that uses radio transmission that could be either the master or slave to the 430 EX III-RT?
Hi, the new Canon 470EX-AI could be great for your needs.
Hi, Can i use 430ex iii rt with canon 5d mark iv straight away just like we use this speedlight on canon 80D.? Thanks
Hello, Anjan Karmacharya. You sure can!
Can you trigger the Canon 430 ex iii flash with a Pocket Wizard mini TT1?
Hi! No, the RF triggers from Pocket Wizard are proprietary so you need a transmitter and receiver.
Hi, I have a 7DII. My question is: To use the wireless control of this flash , is it always necessary to shoot the internal flash of the camera? Is possible to use the 430 EX III RT, without firing the built-in flash of my camera? Thanks for you helpful videos.
Hi, yes you can use the flash unit on camera, in this case, the 430-EX III RT to fire the off-camera flashes, in slave mode.
@@DigitalGojaUSA Thanks a lot!
@@DigitalGojaUSA But is it possible to fire the speed light WITHOUT the internal flash? I have a Mark IV, it doesn't have a flash. I'm using profoto strobes with a profoto transmitter attached to the camera, and the speed light set to slave, but the speed light is not firing. Am I missing something or doing something wrong? Thank you!!
@@elidefaria1660 Hi, in slave mode the flashes get activated only by another light source, in this case, you would need to use some other mode when using the transmitter.
Hi. Thanks for the video. I am trying to set it up on my EOS 200D / Rebel SL2 but the menu option in the camera where you would set the internal flash mode is not there / is grayed out. Can this be set up on an EOS 200D?
Hi, please verify that you are not in the Multi-Shot Noise Reduction mode as the flash is not available in it.
Thank you for the quick reply. No I am not. The internal flash works normally, the external flash works when attached to the body normally, but when I separate it, I don't have the setting you described at 1:20 available. I tried everything, the external flash simply does not trigger. I got the feeling that EOS 200D simply does not support such function
We think that you will need another radio transmitter or trigger to be able to do it, some cameras do not support this function.
I am afraid you are right. The 77D supports it, 200D does not. Thank you.
hello i have T3i is good flash for my camara?
It is a great flash for that camera!
I dont know how to connect on my canon 6d mark ii this flash.
Its possible to connect with wireless?
Hi, you will need a transmitter for it to work wirelessly.
Hello, I cannot connect with my 80D,
Is there any other way I can use my 430 ex iii-rt?
Hi, please make sure that the external flash is enabled in the camera if that does not help we would suggest you to contact Canon directly.
I would like to know if I am using a EOS Rebel T5 and switch to Built-in flash, my settings are Shutter Sync 1st Curtain, Flash exp. comp, or E-TTL II meter. Evaluative. Which of these if any, could I use, and if using your Speedlite as a slave does the slave have to be in an unobstructed position? Or if the subject is between the camera/flash and the slave will the slave still receive a signal from the camera/flash and still pop off?
Hello L.J. Mays. Are you referring to the Altura Photo AP-1001C Flash? If so, You would need to set the flash mode to the optical wireless receiving mode S2 and your camera to manual. Thanks for watching!
@@DigitalGojaUSA No, what I am asking is with my Canon EOS Rebel T5, is it possible to use my 430EX III-RT as a master mounted on top of the camera and use my 430EX II as an off-camera slave, and if not, what camera will I have to purchase to make this set-up work? These are all Canon products by the way.
Got it! Yes, You can use the 430 EX III RT as the transmitter using it's optical system and you can set the 430 EX II as the receiver.
Hi! a question, when you shoot with the external flash.. ok the flash shoots too, but the internal flash of the camera shoots too at the same time? do it works on the Rebel T3? Thank you so much!
Hi Guillermo! The T3 doesn't support wireless flash, you will need to use a wireless flash triggers set instead. You can find one compatible with the Canon T3 on: amazon.com/dp/B00NFYHTF2/
omg thank you for sending me the amazon link too, it's so cheap! thank you so much!
We are always glad to help Guillermo. :)
Any instruction on how to use with Canon EOS 7D?
You can wirelessly control it only with the built-in flash, not with the radio signal. To control it wirelessly you will need a dedicated controller ST-E3, mounted on the camera hot-shoe.
Thank you so much for your help. You are kind to reply so quickly!
Thank you Jackie!!
Thanks this was super helpful
We are glad to read that!
Hi. I have Canon 80D and the speed light 430 EX III RT. When using wireless mode I want only external flash operate. Can it possible ?
Hi, it can be done with a radio controller.
@@DigitalGojaUSA Thank you very much. If possible pls suggest some product; whether I go to canon or any else.
ASHUTOSH SHUKLA We would recommend the Canon radio controller, as third-party ones could not be compatible.
@@DigitalGojaUSA thank you
Soory to bother you but I am from india, chhattisgarh and here canon controller is not available. I would like to invest in st-e3-rt, chek in canon website to but couldn't found it. At Amazon, seller charging very high value 39,999 indian rupaye approx 533 $.
Please sir make same video with canon 200d mark II and flash canon 470 ex ai
I couldn't connect 470 ex to my 200d mark 2 for wireless. Please answer
Hi, we will try to do it, you should contact Canon if you are having an issue with the flash unit.
@@DigitalGojaUSA ok thanks
please help!!! I got an Canon D200 and 430exII , CAN't get it working together such as in die Video
Hi, the internal flash on the EOS Rebel SL2 cannot be used as a master flash for Canon's Speedlite External flash units..
Digital Goja Thanks allot for the Feedback, will it work if a buy an transmitter . Will it connect directly to the flash or do i need to buy a receiver as well?
You will need both, a receiver and a transmitter for that to work.
I use a 700d and the setting u give here did not work , why do u think it did not work ?
Hi Roger, try to do a reset on the camera, it might clear up some presets that aren't allowing it to work.
can one 430exii trigger another 430exii ?
Hi, you can trigger it in slave mode.
hi, I have a question!
Hi Bipin! Feel free to ask. ;)
Hello, i have Canon 6D with Wi-Fi and can i fire 430 EX III RT outside of body camera so trigger it when flash away from camera?
Hi Mirsad, you can do that if you use the flash unit in slave mode, that way it will be triggered by the other flash from the camera, or the master flash unit on the camera.
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Canon 6d doesn't have built-in-flash, do I need another flash or a transmitter??
can 430iii rt be used as a slav with built in flash on a 1300d sir ?
Hello, Raed Saeed. Unfortunately, you can not wirelessly control the flash from your camera's built-in flash. If you are looking for an affordable option for remote firing, we would recommend looking into the Altura Photo Manual Wireless Radio flash trigger set. Thanks for watching!
@@DigitalGojaUSA thank u for the reply
@@DigitalGojaUSA is it posible if we disabl d builtin flash? and is it only a problm with 1300d or any other models also has d same problm?
@Raed Saeed The Canon Speedlite 430 EX III RT works with a proprietary radio system and optical wireless transmission system. At the moment, there are no Canon cameras that feature a built-in radio controller. You would need to use either an additional 430EX III RT, 600-EX II RT, or ST-E3 RT transmitter. To work with it's optical system you would need to have either the T7i, T8i, 70/80/90D, or the 7D series camera.
@@DigitalGojaUSA perfect 👌👌 thank u
is wireless flash working on canon 5d iv ? or need trigger ?
Hi, you will need a trigger to control any off-camera flash units.
Digital Goja thank you
Digital Goja if you allow me , what I need to connect 430ex ii with godox ad600 .. !
We are not familiar with the compatibilities of the Godox flashes.
I can’t seem to do this with my t6
Hi Brian, it should work in slave mode so it gets triggered by your built-in flash.
The t6 dosent have that option of easywirless
It will not work with cameras that do not have that option.
Um.... this is misleading in regards to the fact that the Canon EOS M50 built in flash WILL NOT WORK AS MASTER to trigger the 430EX III RT. It will not work optically or via radio transmission without either a wireless trigger or another 430 EX III or 600 EX.
Hello, Matt Haverly. While the EOS M50 doesn't have the capability there are a variety of Canon cameras like the Rebel T6I (featured in the video), EOS 60D,70D,80D,90D that can trigger the 430 EX series and 600 EX series flashes using its pop-up flash. If you are looking to trigger your Canon flash off-camera, Canon offers the Speedlite EL-100 flash, which is an affordable compact flash that would act as the sender. If you don't have a Canon Speedlite, we offer a great compact Flash and wireless transmitter kit which you can find here from Altura Photo: amzn.to/2QIKQ3A | #CommissionsEarned. Thanks for watching!
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