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November 13, 2011
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FC-E3 for CANON:
The FC-E3's hot shoe mounts onto the flash bracket via the metal threaded insert and the flash mounts in the FC-E3's hot shoe. The FC-E3 maintains all of the on-camera functions (including E-TTL II) for one CANON Speedlite used off-camera at distance up to 140cm and is weather sealed with sturdy metal hot shoe mounts (not like the older cheaper Canon off-camera cords.) *JJC FC-E3 is compatible and nearly identical with CANON OC-E3 which sells for $69.95 at most retailers. It is compatible with all EOS cameras (except the 630 and RT models.) FC-N3A for NIKON: The FC-N3A provides full TTL control for Nikon Speedlites when used off-camera with Nikon SLR cameras which have the TTL hot flash shoe. 3' long & coiled, it permits easy use of flash when the camera is mounted upon a bracket. JJC FC-N3A is compatible with and replaces the NIKON SC-28. Customer feedback
Stephen kirkland
December 30, 2012
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I ordered the FC-E3 to mount on a wimberly F-1. When I attempted to mount the flash a realized that the female end that attaches to the M-3 had not been threaded at the factory. Therefore, the flash cord is useless. Ironically there is a quality control sticker labeled JJC QC10. This means it was physically checked at the factory.
George M
March 14, 2012
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I am a pro photographer and have been using the JJC cords since they came out and find them identical to the Canon ones in build and quality - almost as if they were made in the same factory - works perfectly fine in ETTL and on flash cords. Not sure why the other negative reviews but for half the price of the Canon and basically identical build and materials you can't lose. Using mine on a wimberley bracket with no problem. Wonder if the other poster had a defective unit and if her returned it for a proper replacement.
Bob Steele
March 13, 2012
This customer purchased the item at our site.
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I purchased a FC-E3 JJC Off-Camera Flash Cords for Canon and wanted to give you some feedback. This is the first time I decided to try this "aftermarket" version of the cord - primarily after reading some inital positive reviews in the forums. Anyway, I was very dissapointed with this cord. First, it wouldn't tighten completely to a Wimberley flash bracket as the threaded socket wasn't deep enough. Additionally, the strain relief connections at both ends of the cord came loose within a day or so of use. A useless product, and not worth of keeping in your store.
Advantages: cheap (get what you pay for...) Disadvantages: Doesn't work properly
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