Bluetooth Transmitter For Canon Camera

I love these little wraps. I use one for my Canon ST-2 Transmitter.

If you have a Canon or other Bluetooth camera, this tripod is for you. For a vlogger or a video aficionado, the tripod does its job.

This is a minimalist flash unit: manual flash only; simple controls, and very basic construction (but also lightweight). But it also comes with a radio transmitter, giving you R/T off-camera flash at very low cost. I have been testing it for a couple of days and I will be using it at a 3 day event starting tomorrow (but not exclusively. I will have my Canon set up with me as well). This unit is for my Panasonic GX9. Experience so far: Works great; controls are simple (they are actually quite crude - but very effective); flash seems to have adequate power for my needs; lightweight but bigger than I expected; has reflector panel and wide angle panel just like my Canon flashes; transmitter is very compact - it actually looks kind of cool on the HX9, which is quite a small camera. Negatives so far: the only negative is that you have to adjust power on the unit. The transmitter on the camera does not have any controls. Could be inconvenient if the unit is on a light stand several feet away. I was hoping I could use it on my Canon also, but it wouldn't fire. Not a negative because it is specified to be for M4/3. But it would have been nice.

Using it for connecting a Canon video camera to a wireless video transmitter. Works perfectly. I have a similar one for a gimbal that also works great.

We purchased 2 of the Canon ST-E3-RT transmitters are were happy with the build but severely disappointed in its functions, especially given its price. As wedding photographers, we find ourselves in dark locations frequently and require flash. Canon's Canon ST-E3-RT transmitter do not have the autofocus assist beam. We find this quite odd given that it's for a flash, and that flash flash is frequently used in low-light situations. Go figure. I really don't know who the genius was at Canon who decided to omit this very necessary feature. If you want to stay in Canon's flash system, you have to mount one of their speed lights that has this function on camera and use it as the master if you want to trigger off-camera flashes, adding quite a bit of weight to you camera, and cost to your budget, given that their flashes aren't exactly cost friendly. Surprisingly, the much, much less expensive Chinese version does have the AF assist beam. Also, the Yongnuo is easier to manage with regards to changing power on different groups. They cut out one step, which is nice during a fast-paced event. Perhaps Canon should copy Yongnuo! Regarding the build, the Yongnuo is inferior, but what do you expect for a transmitter that's 1/3 the cost of the Canon. If you treat it well, it will treat you well. It's not weather sealed if that's important to you.   We sold our Canon ST-E3-RT transmitters and stayed with the Yongnuos, and even purchased an extra just in case. The Canon transmitter turned into expensive paper weights since we need such a basic and common function as an AF assist beam when using flash in dark places. Who would have thought this would be necessary in dark space??? Apparently, Canon doesn't. Or, maybe, they just want you to buy a $600.00 flash to use as a master instead.

I was struggling to get my off camera flash to work and once I purchased this receiver to compliment my skyport transmitter, it worked perfectly. I have a Canon 5d Markiii and a Canon Speedlite 430ex is rt. I use it on location.

I purchased this transmitter in order to fire my new Canon 600EXII-RT off camera from my Canon EOS R5. The transmitter easily communicated with the Canon flash and works perfectly.

I love this bluetooth transmitter! I lets me use ANY device with an earphone jack to play good music through my good sounding bluetooth speaker. It reconnects automatically too, so all I have to do is turn the devices on and listen. Kudos!

I'm using this to connect my rear projector and sound system wirelessly. I was using so far bluetooth based transmitter receiver which was providing low sound quality lagging and breaking. This one works simply out of the box, no setup needed, and quality is high. The only down side is that some simple audio connectors are missing, but I used those of my previous set.

Highly versatile and compact Bluetooth Receiver/Transmitter with built-in DAC. It has separate optical input and outputs and a dual-use coax line. The Bluetooth connectivity is solid but it might take a few tries with older Bluetooth equipment. Once you're connected, it stays connected. Highly recommended!