so one goes on the hot shoe of the camera and one of the flash ( speedlite) ? excuse my lack of knowledge
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You are correct. You'll need to buy a pair of the flash triggers when you first start out. Think of them like walkie talkies. One goes on your camera and talks to the other one thats attached to your speedlite. If you have a third flash that wants to join the party then you'll need to buy a single flash trigger and set it to the same channel as your other pair and you'll be all set. Hope that helps :)
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Yes. Exactly. You can use one at the camera'a hot shoe and one other at each flash being controlled by it. Just stop looking and buy it. There's not even a closer solution available at the same price range.
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Yes. They are transceivers, so they can act as either or. Slip one in the camera's hotshoe to act as your trigger, and set your flash on another unit and that one will be your receiver. The one that sits in the hotshoe can also take another flash on top as well.
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Yes that is correct I bought four of them and I am very happy so far. No issues at all!
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Dennis, There is a sync cord that connects from the flash to the cameras hot shoe. They normally cost about $20.00 depending on the brand. I keep a couple in my bag just in case one malfunctions. Some of the latest model cameras may be wireless now just like computer printers. DD
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yes, you can use the 90ex as a replacement flash and mount it in the hot shoe
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To be safe you would have to ask the manufacturer of the specific product, but that said, I can tell you that I am using a "safe" adapter between the hot shoe of my Lumix DMC FZ230 and a very old flash unit that is supposed to be too "hot" with no ill effect.
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You are correct. Mount one on the camera, and connect one to the flash as long as has a compatible input.
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Nope. You have left and right and then both flash simultaneously as a flasher.
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Yes. One on your camera and one connected to your flash. It comes with cords so it should be all you need to fire one flash as long as your flash has an external connection to use.
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Unfortunately, I cannot answer your question without seeing the shape of your flash shoe (where the flash attaches to the camera, usually metal part looks like a railway tracks). I had to buy an adaptor ($25) for mine and it works well.
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Yes, it has a hot shoe for flash units and includes a small flash that you attach via the hot shoe.
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The hot shoe only acts as a support and need not be used for the unit. You can still use the remote and that flash at the same time!
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Not sure, but would assume so. The transmitter mounts on the hot shoe and sends the signal from the camera to the receiver with the flash mounted on it. Wish I could be of more assistance.
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One mounts onto your hot shoe, the other goes to your strobe/flash. The strobe end has a 1/4" tripod thread on the bottom and it is also designed to slide onto a hot shoe type mount.
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There is no hot shoe for an external flash so im going to say probably not unless there is a way to do it via usb which I doubt because the usb seems to be data only. But the built-in flash is very good
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The area of the camera where the flash/triggers connect is called the hotshoe. I'm not sure about the more specific connection points in the hotshoe area.
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I don't see why not - like Dominick said, its a standard hot shoe. If you can fire an on camera flash then the answer is yes this will work just fine.
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I Don't know the cannon shoes but I think is possible to use this hot-shoe in Cannon cameras.
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If the flash is mounted on the camera properly it should be firing automatically. If that isn't happening then it suggests that either the flash or the camera is damaged or the flash isn't on the hot shoe properly.