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Question: Does this fit Canon DSLRs hotshoes?
Document: This item did not work with my canon 30 d. It would not let my flash fire. That is why I returned this item
Nope---that appears to be correct.Bottom line---the ROGUE does what it says it will. The construction though needs improvement and if the company does not make the unit easier to fit onto the camera,  it will not be long before an import shows up on the market that will fit. This unit is made in the USA. I would recommend not leaving the ROGUE on your camera and using it only when the need arises.
The Rogue Safari was given to me as Christmas present. It does not fit on my Nikon D700 camera hot shoe. After lots of filing, I was able to use it only with the 8mm adapter. I could not mount it with the 5mm adapter. The flash does not pop completely with the 5mm adapter, or when the unit is mounted by itself.Unless you could replace it with a unit that will work on my camera, this one  will not be of any use to me.
This is only to be used on certain cameras, as the instructions booklet says and also for lenses as long as or longer than 100mm.If used on smaller lenses, it will give a circular center-lighted area in an almost black frame. So don't use if you have a small lens.At first use, the  booster would not fit in the hotshoe. Had to sandpaper it a bit, before it could fit. Also hard to get it off when finished using.
this item is great to help the flash to go out farther and do a much better job than just the pop up flash on the camera. it helps magnify it and increase the distance that it illuminates. great item.
Works well to extend the flash to longer ranges not possible with just the install camera flash. Good new product.
Will the built in flash unit clear the ROUGE since I don&#8217;t have it all the way into the shoe. No sweat---the built in flash clears the ROGUE with space to spare. The light given out is remarkable. In fact much better than my high priced Nikon flash unit. Now it is time to take the ROGUE off my camera.
When I read about this in a photo magazine I was impressed by the recommendation. At the quoted price I knew from the beginning I was not going to get a high tech piece of photo equipment. So what did I get?The unit appears to be composed of three pieces of plastic. Two, the actual case and the lens holder, appear to be made of polycarbonate. These are not high priced manufacturing components. The third is the lens from which the light is dispersed.
This will give you almost the same capability with the built in flash.It is a lot more convenient and lighter, be it less powerful since you relying on your built in flash.4:  It almost looks like a small speed light on top of the camera so you don't look like a geek with speed-light and Better Beamer walking around.And thanks to Rogue Customer Service Rep. and his/her patience for not giving up I would be keeping both my Safaris. They are keepers.
This is such an inexpensive quick fix for extending the flash. It works amazingly well and is easy to attach. It seems to be quality made too.
Answer: Yes, I have the T3i cannon rebel, and it works as promised. Slides right in with no problems.