Pixel e-TTL Flash Hot Shoe Adapter with Extra PC Sync Port for Canon DSLRs and Flashguns

Used it on my 5D Mark 3 and my R6 Mark II to trigger my flashes for my photo booth and it worked great. Haven't had a misfire yet.

I am a professional Wedding photographer and the Canon 6d that I use as a backup camera body doesn't have a PC sync port built into it (i know...shame on canon). I shoot off camera flash and I needed a PC sync port to plug my Cybersync CST trigger into as I like to have 1 speedlight on my camera's hotshoe and then have the CST trigger firing off the remote flashes via the PC sync port. I had my 2nd photographer shoot with this adapter for the past 3 weddings and it has held up really well. It has threads on the port so I can still use my screw lock cables and it locks down extremely well to the hot shoe. No risk of it falling off with a flash attached to the top of it. The plastic seems durable and of solid construction. Glad to see a great work around that didn't cost a lot of money.To those that are looking to use this as an adapter to run a PC sync cable to a flash, ....this isn't the adapter for that. I have yet to find one of those adapters on amazon, but I know that Flash Zebra has a few different ones that work well.

Really works great, low profile not an eye sore. Great seller!

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This is one of those accessories that is needed once in a blue moon, but indispensable none the less. The only thing I need this for is to get a dead accurate flash meter reading using a 50 ft. PC sync cord (12 or 25 ft. just too short,). My camera (Canon EOS Rebel T5i) is not equipped with a PC sync socket since the hot shoe has such advanced capability. My flash meter will operate without a direct connection, but occasions call for critical metering. At those times, this and the long PC sync cord are a must.I find the quality of this piece to be quite good.

A well constructed and functional adapter. I can't get too excited about it which is why its 3 star, its ok and it works. It is sturdy enough to hold my Newer speed light however i only use it when i need to use a PC sync cable so I do not normally attach a flash to its hot shoe. Just to clarify this is not a means to fool your canon camera in to thinking a manual flash is a TTL flash. My Canon T5 i will not trigger a non TTL flash when in live view, manual flash only fires only while using the eye piece view finder. This adapter only passes the TTL signals through it to a TTL flash if it is attached.

Ok people, this adapter works great for what's its designed to do,this adapter is for ON THE CAMERA to give you a PC sync trigger signal output, is not to be used as a PC sync input adapter on a remote flash...The way I am using the adapter I have this Adapter directly on the hot shoe of My camera (Canon T3i), then I have an off camera E-TTL extension cord connected to the shoe on top of this adapter and it runs to my Canon Speedlight I use as the key light in a softbox. I then also have a PC Sync cord connected to this adapter which is plugged into my radio transmitter (aperature Trigmaster plus) which Sends out the signal to fire my 2 additional softbox strobes as fill lights.In this setup I get 2 fully manual, RF triggered fill lights plus my Key light thats connected with the E-TTL cord so it can function in full E-TTL mode.I could have put my RF Trigger directly in the camera shoe and used a 3rd RF receiver to trigger the key light but then I wouldn't have been able to retain ETTL function on the Key Light. I need this adapter to make my setup work and use the radio trigger + keep ETTL function.

Need to use with a lot of flashes. Two for my Canon flashes to not have a cable connection, this works great to fire the flash. I will be purchasing another Hot Shoe.