If I got 3 triggers, could I use 1 as a trigger for my camera (2nd) that would also trigger the 3rd one on off camera strobe? PWs could do this.
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Yes, you can. I wasn't certain, so I just tried it (I have four triggers) -- it works perfectly.
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good morning. The neewer strobe c-250 can work with all cameras. You can use this strobes without trigger because has a sensor for flash, if u want to use a trigger u should to buy the zapata that u need for your camera and the neewer trigger.
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Mine does with my Nikon D700, D800 and D3x. I would suggest reading the reviews on lightingrumours.com There is a discussion on that site about the upcoming release of a new trigger that will allow setting three groups at different power levels.
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I would recommend using this remote trigger to start the camera's built in timer for a couple of reasons, 1. It will give you time to hide the remote. 2. It shouldn't interfere with the operation of your other triggers because it may be on a different frequency, as mentioned before.
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If you get 2 two packets that will allow you to put 1 on your camera and 1 on each flash and 1 in your hand to fire them. If you have 2 yn-560 iii then you do not need any on the flashes.
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If you just want to trigger an off-camera flash, you need to have a hot shoe on the Canon. Then you'll need pocket wizards (PW) for the camera and the flash. Without a hot shoe on the camera, the PW won't work.
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I don't think these will trigger strobes. If you are using a combination of speedlites and strobes you might consider using an optical trigger on the strobes which would be triggered by the speedlites, assuming line of sight. I like these Pixel units, but switched to PocketWizards for several reasons. The PocketWizards are a much more expensive alternative, but more versatile.
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Yes, these can either be two triggers, two receivers (if you have another trigger to trigger them to fire) or any combo of the above. It's just a swtich setting on if they are transmitters (trigger) or receiver. I have (4) of the older series (prev generation) that don't have the locks. But they work interchangeable with these as well. The newer ones feature the switch on the site and a lock down knob to help keep it from getting bumped off your hot shoe whcih can be fun when your shooting and moving around only to discover it fell off (prev gen) somewhere back where you were and the ground is covered in leaves about 3-4 inches thick.. Yes, these can either be two triggers, two receivers (if you have another trigger to trigger them to fire) or any combo of the above. It's just a swtich setting on if they are transmitters (trigger) or receiver. I have (4) of the older series (prev generation) that don't have the locks. But they work interchangeable with these as well. The newer ones feature the switch on the site and a lock down knob to help keep it from getting bumped off your hot shoe whcih can be fun when your shooting and moving around only to discover it fell off (prev gen) somewhere back where you were and the ground... » Read More Yes, these can either be two triggers, two receivers (if you have another trigger to trigger them to fire) or any combo of the above. It's just a swtich setting on if they are transmitters (trigger) or receiver. I have (4) of the older series (prev generation) that don't have the locks. But they work interchangeable with these as well. The newer ones feature the switch on the site and a lock down knob to help keep it from getting bumped off your hot shoe whcih can be fun when your shooting and moving around only to discover it fell off (prev gen) somewhere back where you were and the ground is covered in leaves about 3-4 inches thick.. « Show Less
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you can trigger it remotely, but it can't be used in E-TTL mode in that case (ie. you lose communication with the camera) unless it's connected with an off-camera cable that supports E-TTL. If you have a light meter or are comfortable setting up exposure manually it's not a big deal.
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Hello Jenna. This particular PW works as Transmitter and Receiver. You would need one for the camera (transmitter) and one for the flash (receiver). Also if you are using additional flash units you would need one for each unless you have them set up as a slave.
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You can use more than two you will need more triggers. Also you will need to find a corner or some quite time to used of your flashes.
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There is a turn switch on the end, that activates the Grip Trigger button yes. No it it does nothing to disable the other buttons on the camera, which means that you can switch back and forth, using the body trigger when shooting landscape and the grip trigger when shooting portrait.
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The remote switch I got works for my dslr camera. I am not sure if you can purchase a remote trigger for the camera you are asking about. My suggestion would be is to go to bandhphoto.com and ask them.
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I do not have a D800, but there is a YouTube video showing the unit controlling both the camera as a remote and simultaneously triggering a studio strobe. In that case the unit on the camer hit shoe has to be hardwied to the camera body. If you are not triggering an off camera flash using a third unit, then the unit on the camera hotshot works as a receiver to fire the camera using the other unit in your hand.
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No, sorry... their on a different frequency. You can use it if you manually fire the strobes... it has a built in delay mode if you want to do that... but it will only control Pocket Wizard triggers.
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Yes you can! I really love those radio trigger, High speed sync for both speed lights and studio strobes
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I'm looking to do 3 point lighting with my 5dmii will this flash control 2 additional flashes? If so what are the two other flashes to purchase?