When you say "don't think", does that mean it might work but you haven't tried it?

Unfortunately you may have saved too much by purchasing your camera if it really didn't have all the features you needed. I would suggest contacting Canon to see if there is an adapter available.

You can also try contacting the person who set up this web page:
http://generalspecialist.com/2006/06/interval-timer-for-canon-eos-350d.asp

Larry,

I haven't tried it yet. I'm going based on the limited write-ups I can find on-line. Online vendors have some description. Based on that, it appears the connector is different for the professional line of DSLRs.

I couldn't find anything on Canon's website.

I don't want to shell out $135 to find out it won't work. Hence the question here to see if someone knows for sure.

John

Try e-mailing the person who created that web page.

It is possible to get modified versions of the 80N3 that will work with the XT. The stock connector will only work with 20/30D's and Eos 1's plus some others. Hutech makes a modified version of the 80N3 for sale with the cameras they modify for astrophotography. I remember seeing it at another place online also but the rice after modification is around $200. The Hutech version is $175. You can find their products through http://www.sciencecenter.net/hutech/index.htm .

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I couldn't find anything on Canon's website.

Check out the Canon Accessory Webpage. Go down to the TC-80N3 remote controller and hit 'compatible products'. It will list all the cameras that the remoter is designed to work on (sorry, the XT is not on it).

Patrick

I missed the link for the compatible products. Thanks for pointing it out. I was hung up on the fact that clicking on the product gave no information (no real link).

And I did find the modified switches the previous poster pointed out.

Thanks for all the feedback.

John