How easy does it connect to camera for flash?
190274
It was very easy to set up! We just needed a bigger "studio" for the work we do.
190275
It's really easy of you havE a remote: one connects to the hot show of the camera an the other connects to the sync port of the strobe flash: however I have noticed the strobes are " slave " flashes.... So when it detects a flash I. The room, the strobes will fire
190276
There is a 4-Channel Radio Remote Trigger with 2 Flash Remote Triggers that come with the set. The main trigger goes on the "hot shoe" on your camera, and the remote trigger plugs into the flash head. Each flash head also comes with a sync cord that can be plugged into cameras with flash sync connections.
190277
Connects very easy, You will have a sensor that fits on camera where the flash would go and a receiver that will plug into the flash. Turn both on and when you take a picture the flash will go off.
1329299
It attaches to the 10 pin port on the front of the camera. Screw it in and you're ready to go. It sits almost out of the way of everything and you can still use your on camera flash. Great little unit.
376807
No idea. I bought it. Wasn't impressed. Plus flash didnt pop out consistently and returned it.
438890
Not that I know of. There is not intelligent link between flash and camera. The only way I get results that are suitable is to set camera on manual and set shutter speed - f stop and if needed ISO to get proper exposure.
38254
Yes it's very easy to set. Just follow the instructions to connect it. This is a very high quality video camera, I use it to shoot short films with. I just hook it up to an external monitor so I can see what I am filming. I shot this film with it. "http://youtu.be/sUNDK7xrcqg". I hope this helps. Dale
1810698
It is relatively easy, but it does help to know the functions of the buttons. There is a question mark button on the camera that will tell you almost all the information you need to know about photography and how to work the camera. Hope this answers your question.
1406973
Easy to do but not necessarily fast; I no longer own an Ipad so I can't test it but I wouldn't recommend if you frequently need the camera.
1411117
I use it with my iphone 5s and taken hundreds of photos with flash with no issues.
284858
mine hooked up pretty easy. Part of it plugs into the camera, and you fire it with the trigger. I did have issues when I put the battery in the first time. It all over heated but has worked beautifully after I took them out, and put them in again. You have to make sure the little switches with 0123 on them line up the same on both units. And you have to make sure it is turned on. It plugs into the side of the camera, under the plastic cover.
1632435
Yes it does. The flash setup can be found in the camera menu. The camera has an auto mode which automatically pops the flash when required.
690295
No. There is a small button next to the flash. Push this button when you want to use the flash.
134725
As Kevin said it will connect like a flash drive when plugged in.While you asked I might as well add: if anyone else is wondering about OLDER software,I have used it on an older computer running Win XP that doesn't support the camera's share software and used the camera with the USB cord as a flash drive no problem.The only *issue* I had is the camera has to be turned on, (on my computer at least) it will it shut off and disconnect if it sits idle too long. Not a big deal, but just figured I would tell you.. if you connected it, then went to go do something and come back and your directory is gone.. just turn the camera back on. :) As Kevin said it will connect like a flash drive when plugged in.While you asked I might as well add: if anyone else is wondering about OLDER software,I have used it on an older computer running Win XP that doesn't support the camera's share software and used the camera with the USB cord as a flash drive no problem.The only *issue* I had is the camera has to be turned on, (on my computer at least) it will it shut off and disconnect if it sits idle too long. Not a big deal, but just figured I would tell you.. if you connected it, then went to go do something and... » Read More As Kevin said it will connect like a flash drive when plugged in.While you asked I might as well add: if anyone else is wondering about OLDER software,I have used it on an older computer running Win XP that doesn't support the camera's share software and used the camera with the USB cord as a flash drive no problem.The only *issue* I had is the camera has to be turned on, (on my computer at least) it will it shut off and disconnect if it sits idle too long. Not a big deal, but just figured I would tell you.. if you connected it, then went to go do something and come back and your directory is gone.. just turn the camera back on. :) « Show Less
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There is no direct connection to you camera..... It's used as a "slave" Just plug it in to electrical power and any flash will set it off..... ie a studio light or your on camera flash.Keep in mind if you have what is called TTL flash or "through the lens" this light will mess up the flash exposure.Depending on your expertise in photography.... for now, don't worry about the TTL stuff.... just plug it in and fire a flash and see how nice it works.....I'll answer any follow-up questions if needed
2117558
It comes with a small flash that has worked for me so far. It pops out (sometimes when you rather it wouldn't) on the left side of the camera.
428178
Oh...and I have had expensive flashes before. I bought this as a quick inexpensive purchase. I am very happy with the quality. It also recognized my flash setting on my camera automatically. So there is no need to play with settings. Very user friendly!
2188072
Too easy. You screw a small bracket into bottom of camera. Then it can quick snap into tripod. Thought it was good deal.
864949
No, but the flash is easy to use and easy to change settings. It does have a cheap feel, but works great. I have a canon flash, but this is my go to.