Can this flash be used without the remote flash units by directing light toward the subject?
2092062
This unit is not a flash but instead sends a wireless command to a flash or flashes that are off camera. This works with Nikon cameras like the D3200 whose built in flash don't sent wireless signals to remote flashes
2092063
No, this is not a flash. It is a controller, a very versatile and cost effective controller. It allows you to control many kinds Nikon flashes, including macro, to be controlled off axis. On axis is only good for outdoor solar backlit portraits.
428177
Yes you can but I don't know which one will fit this flash. I just pivot the flash head toward the ceiling and it gives me the result that I am looking for.
705770
I imagine you can but why pay the extra money for something you are not going to use. These lights are available without photo cell. I you had to a piece of black tape would disable the photo eye.
1060812
You COULD, but you'll need to have or purchase a remote trigger for the flash. There is no built-in remote trigger option on the flash itself.
1714777
yes you can I found it most convenient to have the small flash of the camera and then I setup this flash on its own mini tripod I use it as a backlight or a side light and the effects are absolutely wonderful.
1602180
If flashes and strobes are set to "slave" you need only one transmtter and receiver for one flash/ strobe to fire off the others. If you want to group you need more fir each grouped unit.
876858
This flash can trigger off camera flashes as per the printed instructions that come with the camera package. This HVLF20M FLASH unit cannot be used an an off camera flash but, can control OFF camera flash units as per the printed instructions arriving with the HVLF20M package.
2066983
You can mount your remote triggers onto the other slots. I suppose you could use them for other flash but it would be a bit unstable.
1129840
I can't remember if you can or not. I upgraded both of my units with the LED lamp, and "no roll" rubber housings. No focus required...sorry I can't be more help.
418378
There is another option with this strobe. The flash will trigger from either another strobe/flash or an infrared trigger. A lot of cameras (mine included) has the ability to flash with infrared light so there is no attached light in the image. The flashes are triggered by that light when in slave mode. In simplest terms, if the flash is wired to the camera, it is a master. If it is off camera, it is a slave unit, regardless of what triggering method used.
1241178
Yes, there is an optical slave (located on the top of unit close to the rear). This slave will fire the flash as long as it can 'see' another flash that as fired (your Master). I use it with various configurations, using a combination of electronic triggers and the built-in optical slave to fire all the entire setup.
2168535
Not unless they use this type. If it calls for AA these will damage your flash if attempted to be used.
1620255
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.
1645649
Not at all. Flash works just as it would with the case off. However this case does interfere with the infrared that you need to use your phone as a tv remote control.
1113610
Yes, you can turn it off... But if the luminosity sensor consider that it's too dark the flash is going to shoot anyway.
2087384
Not sure what you mean. If you are talking about red eye reduction, then yes, you can set the built in flash to fire a pre-flash before the flash. Do not know if it will synch with the Canon. I have not had to use a remote flash. Hope this helps.
1976103
No, it can only be used as an "On Camera" flash, or "Off Camera" using a remote cord. It does NOT have remote "Slave" capability.