Just to be clear, this comes with two units? One as receiver and one as trigger?
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The two units are interchangeable. Both can act as a receiver and transceiver.
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this comes with 2 identical transceivers, each can act as a receiver and trigger.
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They two units are interchangeable, either one can be a trigger or a receiver.
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Yes, A Transciever is a combined transmitter and receiver. Each one can be used in either role (via selector switch on the side). I carry 5 of these in my lighting kit along with 3 Yongnuo speed lights and 1 Canon speed light. I can use any of them on any of the devices (camera or flash) and they work great. Keep in mind they do not support TTL. If you're a manual shooter, then you'll love these.
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Yes, these can either be two triggers, two receivers (if you have another trigger to trigger them to fire) or any combo of the above. It's just a swtich setting on if they are transmitters (trigger) or receiver. I have (4) of the older series (prev generation) that don't have the locks. But they work interchangeable with these as well. The newer ones feature the switch on the site and a lock down knob to help keep it from getting bumped off your hot shoe whcih can be fun when your shooting and moving around only to discover it fell off (prev gen) somewhere back where you were and the ground is covered in leaves about 3-4 inches thick.. Yes, these can either be two triggers, two receivers (if you have another trigger to trigger them to fire) or any combo of the above. It's just a swtich setting on if they are transmitters (trigger) or receiver. I have (4) of the older series (prev generation) that don't have the locks. But they work interchangeable with these as well. The newer ones feature the switch on the site and a lock down knob to help keep it from getting bumped off your hot shoe whcih can be fun when your shooting and moving around only to discover it fell off (prev gen) somewhere back where you were and the ground... » Read More Yes, these can either be two triggers, two receivers (if you have another trigger to trigger them to fire) or any combo of the above. It's just a swtich setting on if they are transmitters (trigger) or receiver. I have (4) of the older series (prev generation) that don't have the locks. But they work interchangeable with these as well. The newer ones feature the switch on the site and a lock down knob to help keep it from getting bumped off your hot shoe whcih can be fun when your shooting and moving around only to discover it fell off (prev gen) somewhere back where you were and the ground is covered in leaves about 3-4 inches thick.. « Show Less
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either one can be used as a transmitter or receiver. They have side switches to dictate that.
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Hi Tara! I bought a set of 1 Trigger and 2 receivers and the only noticeable difference is in the front end: the trigger has a clear plastic panel with a little bulb in it, whereas the receivers have dark plastic ones. Hope yours are the same. CheerS!
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I haven't tried it but yes. That is what you're supposed to be able to do with this unit. It does have 2 receivers and 1 transmitter. I've only used it as a shutter release so far and it has performed flawlessly.
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Nope. The receiver is included. One of the two units is the transmitter and the other is the receiver. I love the system.
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Sorry, I don't know. I only use it with one receiver and it works great. I guess you need to ask Nyrius.
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Push button to trigger. It came with the remote push button but you can modify (or I can help you) to accomodate your need.
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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 and the company returned my money because of such I already use this type of unit and this is the third in my collection now it works just like my two other cheaper models... but all in all..it is a receiver... iv been trying to get them to change the title ever since my purchase
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The trigger I use successfully is the PocketWizard PLUS II Transceiver. I own a pair and well worth having.
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The receiver is the device with two wires going into it. The blaster is the device with a single wire.
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You can use it either way. You can buy radio triggers (an additional item) or you can use the built in optical slave (S1 or S2 mode); An optical slave requires another flash to trigger it.
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If you have a trigger with a receiver that has a 1/4" plug, you can use that. The receiver has to have the 1/4" plug to plug into the unit and you can set up you trigger to your receiver accordingly. The unit also has a slave feature, so if you have a flash mounted on the hot shoe or elsewhere, it will trigger the unit when it flashes, but you have to be careful when using the slave, as anyone with a flash on their camera will trigger it.
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To me it appears this product is two units. The reciever plugs into the T3 in the same place the wired remote switch (Canon RS-60E3) would plug in. The transmitter is a separate unit that you use to trigger the shutter
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No. you can have more than 1 receiver controlled by 1 remote but you can only have 1 remote for the system.
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Mine came with one sensor. You can buy sensors separately. I bought two complete packages, because I wanted a receiver in my office (detached building) and home.
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HiI own this flash Trigger. They are both recievers and control units. I have 4 and it doesn't matter which one I use for sending or recieving. They work great. Hope this helps. Chris
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1. Yes. Its replace able. Its common.2. Yes. 3. It has a sensor. But I dont know use. But it has a plug for connect a trigger.