Do I need a off camera flash cord for my 600ex-rt flash for my cannon 40 d camera?
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I don't know that camera but if it supports wireless flash and so does your flash then no otherwise you will need a cord.
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If you buy the wireless remote, then ShutterBoss sells the wires separately for different camera connections. Just buy the 3 pin for your 40/50d and buy the sub-mini wire for your 60d. This way you don't have to buy multiple remotes.
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Im sorry I have a 60d but I beleive the functionality is the same. The cable works fine I have 2 pocket wizard 2 and a flex 5 I use on of the pw2 to remote trigger the other with the cable to auto focus and shot it also helps when test the flash and syncing
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I have a Canon XS and I use the CowboyStudio Wireless Trigger set with a Trigger and Receiver that work on external flash with these stands. The part on the top of the picture hold the speedlites well. I don't use any cords just the triggers and it works fine. This is just the stands for the flash (plus the umbrellas and case of course) but I've had them for a while and have yet to run into any problems. Hope that helped you some.
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Jeff, you will be good to go! Your 40d and the 600ex-rt will work together no problem!
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Ok sorry sr . The goboc is excellent tool but you need to buy the cable to connect to the flash . I never connected to the camera , just the flash
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Yes, a power cable is needed to connect the power pack to your small strobe. The power cables are different. You need to select a cable to match your brand of flash. I use Nikon SB-800s and SB-900s. These units have a connection for external power packs, but note that not all Nikon SB flash have connections.
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Not familiar with the Canon 40D. However it is a continuous light source so does not require a sync cord
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I had it on the 600ex rt. firing is not an issue. However, it might be just me, this hot shoes and the flash just don't seems to lock nicely. Either screw too loose or not tight enough. Once the flash fell out and hit the ground.
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This will work with any external flash for any dslr camera. Yes, to shoot off camera you will need to purchase a transmitter, otherwise you can use the flash reception if your camera has that feature.
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i called nikon to find out which usb cord i needed. try calling them. i am sorry i could not be more help.
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I can't speak to your flash and camera specifically, but I have a D90 and an SB-700 and the transmitter works like a charm. It comes with cords but I don't need them. Hope that helps.
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You will need the cable from Quantum for linking the battery pack to the Canon 580ex flash.
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The Neewer flash is rated at 5volts for the trigger voltage so if your Canon can handle that it is good. The safest way and cord free is to slave off the cameras pop up flash via the Neewer's built in slave. If you bounce the popup flash up using foil or other deflector it should not affect your shots.
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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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Yes you can use the on/off switch on the unit without the cord. No, there is no flash feature without using the cable on/off switch.
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I have used it with the Canon 600EX RT. NOTE: to get a secure mount, you have to over ride the rubber piece on the flash base. Push the unit up to the center of the holder and then use a dime to turn the screw tight. If you don't center your speed-light, yes, it will fall out. It took me awhile to figure it out. Same thing with another bracket I have. I prefer this one with the slotted screw so I can be sure to snug it down.