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Question: I know it says it works on the T3i, but does it work on the T3?
Document: I used it right out of the box and it works like it says it does. the range isn't that great and i feel like if your not pointing right at the sensor on the camera it doesn't work. sometimes i have to push the but 3 or 4 times before it will take the picture when i'm trying to hide the remote and i was standing about 15 feet away from the camera.
Like everyone else says, the remote works wonders but you need to be in the line of sight of the camera. Considering how cheap it was I'm very satisfied. My friends and I have a fun time just sitting in front of a tripod-mounted camera taking goofy pictures. Not meant for serious photography.4 stars only because it doesn't work from various angles
These type ir remotes are best used for very short distances. the manual says 16ft max but I would say it works less than this and you really have to have a direct line of sight. If you stray from the direct line of sight by more than and inch it will not work and sometimes even having a direct line of sight it still does not work.I use these when I shoot products and cant always be near the camera. I would say these work about 50% of the time.
On the T3i, the sensor is a translucent circle near the shutter trigger. It will blink orange when activated. Make sure you know where yours is and that the remote is pointed at it directly (check the camera manual if you have to). It absolutely will not trigger the camera if the signal is blocked by the lens or another object or from behind the camera.All in all, for the price it is a good deal.
I bought this remote to work with my Rebel T3i. It works just the same as the more expensive Canon brand remote. Don't waste your money...buy this comparable off brand remote.
I really have no idea how they can sell these so inexpensively, it works really well - but do keep in mind you have to have your camera set to the correct delay mode for this to work, and you have to point the remote at the front of the camera (the back side can't receive the IR beam, at least on a T3i, which is the only one I've tried it with.)
I bought this for my son's T3i camera after i read the camera has software installed to work w/a device such as this eAsily. Unlike my T2i which u have to both pieces for wireless remote control. Its a good remote, very light weight and works out of line of sight for 30' away. Good buy too.
It doesn't work with my Canon Rebel T3 because the camera dosen't have the wireless option you have to but either the two parts wireless remote or the one with wire.
Is economic control, but does not work on all cameras specified in the publication, such as a Canon t2i tried and did not work. I do not know if there are other models.
Did not work on my Canon 5ii maybe just this one was a faulty product. ALL I know it did not work, the price was sure cheap.
Answer: Regretfully, there is no "wireless" release for the T3 as the T3 lacks the infrared receptor that all other Canon Rebel "T" series cameras have.  Only wired releases are available for this model.