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Bowens
This multifunctional device can be used to trigger flash units, film and digital cameras and light meters for up to 100 meters. Because it uses radio transmission, rather than IR, it allows for triggering around corners, through walls and is not affected by high ambient light situations. Choose from four individual channels and six studio selectors, each providing a unique ID for a different flash device or combine them to trigger all equipment within a given setup or studio. Pulsar also features a hot-shoe mount, sync in and sync out terminals, a ready indicator, a test button and an external power option. Because of its low-voltage operation, it is perfect for digital cameras. Each unit can be used as either a transmitter or receiver and operates off of two AAA batteries. Precision, Power and Digital Dependability, The Pulsar has four separate channels, enabling the photographer to isolate various light sources or to combine them and fire them all at once without leaving the camera. Additionally, the Pulsar has a studio selector switch, which provides isolation from other Pulsar units using the same channel, and allowing up to six different systems to operate independently in the same studio or shooting space. It also has a five way channel selector switch that allows the photographer to select all flash heads to fire simultaneously or to fire up to four heads individually. The Pulsar features radio instead of IR transmission, allowin
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Wein
Whether you want to trigger a shoe flash or a gaggle of 4800 watt/second packs, Wein is the best choice. This unit is solid, tough and reliable with up to a 150ft range. The H prong sync connector hooks up with many professional strobe units. The best part of this unit is that you can leave the batteries in the bag; this Wein slave does not need them.
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Cowboy Studio
# This Flash Remote Slave Trigger for hot shoe mount flash. # Flash Adapter is compact and sturdy with a standard hot shoe seat on the top and a standard 1/4"- 20 thread screw socket for tripod on the bottom. # This Flash Remote Controller is optical theory making the master flasher to control remotely the auxiliary one to flash synchronously without the need of connecting wires. Because slave trigger gets its working power from the flash attached to it and therefore it is battery-free. # The Slave Trigger features good-looking in exterior, high in flexibility and stable in performance.
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Quantum
Transmitter FW9T - Simple Operation - Match up the FW9T with a FW7Q, FW8R or an upgraded FW10w Transceiver. You can set up sets of FreeXWire units to work together on the same channel, or separate groups of FreeXWires to work in independent channels. Each channel has an additional four "Zones" that can be activated in 15 possible combinations. Receiver FW8R - Use this receiver with any shoe, handle mount flash or Qflash asa wireless flash sync. When connected to a Qflash (with an FW31 accessory cable)camera TTL information is relayed wirelessly. Slide the Shutter MD Delay switch to the MD position, connect a Shutter Release (Motor Drive) Cord from the Receiver FW8R to the camera shutter release connection activate a camera shutterup to 1000ft. away.
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Seculine
Please Note: This unit is Receiver ONLY TwinLink from Seculine is a radio flash trigger kit which provides a complete solution for photographers to wirelessly trigger both their studio flash systemsand camera flash systems. Wireless Technology: The Seculine T2D incorporates a combination of 2.4Ghz radio frequency and Infra Red signals to give faultless triggering response, each and every time the shutter is fired. The transmitter and receiver being triggered by a Radio Frequency will operate in situations where you do not have line of sight, so that the flash equipment can be hidden behind walls and objects in your image for the best lighting effects. Multi Channel: The transmitter and receiver have 16 selectable channels so that you can ensure you are using a different frequency to other photographers that may be sharing the same studios. If you do however choose to use multiple receivers then they can be set to the same channel for multiple flash response. Range: The TwinLink system has been designed to give the best possible coverage, with arange of up to 150ft indoors and up to 600ft outdoors making it a hugely versatile system, especially when using multiple receivers and flash heads to light large areas. Power Saving: On both the T2D transmitter and receiver you can adjust the power off time from 5 minutes to 95 minutes to save batteries in the event of the unit not being used for prolonged periods.
Wein
WEINCELL (MRB400), REPLACEMENT (12-Package master carton)WeinCells are the only mercury-free, exact-voltage replacements for discontinued 1.35 volt mercury photo batteries. The zinc/air composition of the WeinCell delivers the same precise voltage with steady, constant output identical to that of the mercury batteries (alkaline replacements are generally 1.5 volts, with an unstable output curve; this can result in exposure errors of up to 2 stops).
RadioPopper
The PX Transmitter Nikon Pop-Up Flash Adaptor allows the PX Transmitter to be attached to a Nikon hot shoe to pick up the pop-up flash iTTL command signal. Note that the PX Transmitter will only work with Nikon pop-up flashes with the ability to send iTTl command signals to remote Nikon flash units.
Quantum
The Quantum QF9C Qflash PILOT provides all the features of the TRIO without the flash head. With built-in FreeXwire TTL radio and QTTL adapter for your digital camera you control an unlimited number of remote Qflashes. Slip it onto the camera hot-shoe and go, it's self powered. Or connect a Turbo with the included long power cable CQ8 or the accessory short power cable CCQ8. PILOT's radio sends TTL commands to other remote Qflash TRIO's. Configure distinct modes and settings of remote Qflash TRIO's from the on-camera PILOT. And, the on-camera PILOT controls older Qflash models mated to FreeXwire receivers. Radio QTTL signals from PILOT do not require line-of-site like camera optical links. They're more reliable and work at 5 times the distance.
Quantum
The Quantum QF9N Qflash PILOT Shoe Mounted Flash provides all the features of the TRIO without the flash head. With built-in FreeXwire TTL radio and QTTL adapter for your digital camera you control an unlimited number of remote Qflashes. Slip it onto the camera hot-shoe and go, it's self powered. Or connect a Turbo with the included long power cable CQ8 or the accessory short power cable CCQ8. PILOT's radio sends TTL commands to other remote Qflash TRIO's. Configure distinct modes and settings of remote Qflash TRIO's from the on-camera PILOT. And, the on-camera PILOT controls older Qflash models mated to FreeXwire receivers. Radio QTTL signals from PILOT do not require line-of-site like camera optical links. They're more reliable and work at 5 times the distance.
RadioPopper
Radio Poper is a Replacement Canon Mounting Bracket. It is compatible with 580EXII, 580EX, 550EX, 430EXII and 430EX Canon Flash Units.
Quantum
Use the Radio Slave 4i to synchronize any number of remote flashes without long sync cords, or, connect Radio Slave to trip motor drive cameras at great distances. This most popular radio trigger uses digitally coded signals that work indoors, outdoors, around corners and through walls. Unlike other slaves, it cannot be overpowered by the light of a flash. The Radio Slave system syncs at up to 1/500 sec. with focal plane shutters and 1/1000 with leaf shutters. Radio Slave is virtually indistinguishable from "wired" sync, and there is no waiting between triggers as with infra-red slaves. When mounted on a camera hot shoe, the Sender unit get it's shutter sync withoutexternal cords. The Remote units connect directly to flashes using the flash sync cord. Adapters are not needed. Radio signal confirmation is assured by Radio Slave's status light. It also warns hours in advance of low battery. Battery life of the Remote is 400 hours with alkaline or 800 hours with lithium AA cells. The Sender unit's battery lasts 1-2 years! Each Radio Slave has 4 channels of operation and comes in one of 4 discrete frequencies, to avoid interference from other shooters. Take RadioSlave from studio to wedding hall to coliseum. Radio Slave 4i is compatible with the Radio Slave 4 and Radio Slave 2. Be sure to match the labled frequency (either A,B,C, or D) with your previous units. (Radio Slave is not compatible with FreeXwire.)
Phottix
The Phottix Strato PH15663 4 in 1 Wireless Trigger helps to broaden your horizons and take your flash off the camera. The 4-channel, 2.4 GHz transmitter and receiver units boast ranges of 100 meters and beyond. Running on widely available AAA batteries, the small footprint transmitter/receiver system is a must for any kit bag. Unleash your creativity. Get your flash off the camera.With the Strato Wire Flash Trigger you can take photos at sync speeds of up to 1/250 and ranges of 100 meters and beyond. Use the Phottix Strato as a wired or wireless shutter release. Shoot photos from 100 meters or farther away from the camera. The unit is equipped with a two-color status LED green when receiving focus or wake-up signals from the transmitter and red when triggering a flash or releasing the camera's shutter.
RadioPopper
The JrX Transmitter provides tried and true basic triggering as well as the new EZset technology (requires JrX Receiver Studio). EZset enables on camera control of power levels of handheld TTL flashes, Alien Bees, White Lightning and Zeus brand strobes.
PocketWizard
Although the Pocket Wizard system allows you to fire your strobe from your camera without a wire between the two, the receiver still needs a wire connection to your power pack or monolight. This is a 10' straight PC to Miniphone Cable.
Bowens
The Bowens Pulsar Radio Trigger Card can be inserted into the slot on the back of the Gemini unit and then fit the antenna into the socket on the side and your monolight to receive signals from a Pulsar Radio Trigger unit mounted onto your camera.
QUANTUM INSTRUMENTS
Receiver FW8R - Use this receiver with any shoe, handle mount flash or Qflash asa wireless flash sync. When connected to a Qflash (with an FW31 accessory cable)camera TTL information is relayed wirelessly. Slide the Shutter MD Delay switch to the MD position, connect a Shutter Release (Motor Drive) Cord from the Receiver FW8R to the camera shutter release connection activate a camera shutterup to 1000ft. away.
Wein Products
Attach directly to foot of any shoe-mount flash for direct connection or connect a standard PC cord to the side mounted PC terminal.
Wein Products
Wein Optical Slaves are the classic solution for wirelessly syncing virtually any amount of flashes to your camera. Wein Optical slaves will fire in sync with the first white light or infrared pulse that it detects. If your "key" flash emits a pre-flash Wein recommends using: the camera in manual mode so that no pre-flashes are emitted.
MicroSync
The MicroSync II VM2R Wireless Receiver is part of a super lightweight radio system with a tiny form factor which can easily be your solution to a tangle of PC cords in the studio or on location.The receiver (when used with optional VM2T transmitter) is capable of firing your strobe from a distance of 200'. Just slip the tiny transmitter (purchased separately) on your camera and plug the receiver into your flash with one of the 4 provided plug adapters: 1.4" mono plug, 3.5 mm mono plug, two-prong plug or shoe mount. Select a channel (there are 16) and you're ready to shoot. Forget about on/off switches; there aren't any.This smart system goes on instantly the second you hit the shutter release and automatically shuts down when not in use, dramatically extending battery life. The receiver's 2-AA batteries last a year. The system, which operates on 433MHz, has a maximum focal plane flash sync of 1/200 sec (depending on the camera in use) and a maximum leaf shutter sync speed of 1/350 sec.Besides flash, the MicroSync II can also fire most DSLR cameras which have an electronic shutter release input. Just purchase the optional, dedicated camera cord and a VM2T transmitter. It's great for wildlife or surveillance.
RadioPopper
Radio Poper is a Replacement Nikon Mounting Bracket. It is compatible with SB900, SB800 and SB600 Nikon Flash Units.