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Best cameras and lenses. Started Mar 30, Discussions. Forum Threaded view. Mar 30, Thanks, Jarle. Reply to thread Reply with quote Complain. Thanks, Jarle Depends on where you want to put the remote.
You may need the higher end units depending on what you want to do. Best, James -- hide signature People who want to fire multiple different lighting setups without having moving their lights they place them ahead of time and only fire the sets they want one at a time are served well by the MultiMax. Bear in mind that for both these triggers, the only thing you can do is trigger cameras and flashes.
There is absolutely no exposure information being passed back and forth between camera and light, so all your controls — light power levels, shutter speed, and aperture — have to be set manually. You turn strobe flash power up or down with these devices. It has just 10 channels with no complicated zones or groups. Just a comment, I get s of links to look at each week, s of emails which drive me crazy.
There is so much info out there these days. We all suffer with information overload. I would like to see just one short tip at a time, just a couple of paragraphs that I can read quickly rather than a page of text. Thanks for this! I have been trying to sort out what I actually need for a pocket wizard setup for a while.
But like you said, complete overkill. Kevin, keep the ControlTL stuff in mind too. Finicky is the only polite descriptor I can think of to describe that system. Unfortunately, it was still better than the online crap, but not by much. Cactus V6 and RF60 combo works amazingly well. All without plugging a trigger into my computer and messing around with flash curves trying to guess at the right setting. So let me get something straight. Four groups, remote power control, speedlites and now WS strobes.
All for a reasonable price. Plenty for me. I purchase pocket wizard TTL version when they 1st came out and for some reason the system broke my EX II and then I had to send the speedlight into Canon for repair. I did get in contact with the Pocket Wizard. I did send in my speedlight to Pocket Wizard tech support and they did a so this issue would not happen in the future. Showing: 1 - 28 of Every photographer needs a great set of lighting and flash products, so they can get that perfect shot in any condition!
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