IS there a way to use the UN468-II with a cable for off camera flash?
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No. The unit will not stay powered on. As soon as you turn it on, it turns off.
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It works without any wire in slave mode with my Nikon D3200. Set the flash in slave mode and camera's in built flash will trigger it.
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Yes, you need to get a TTL cable if you want automatic flash metering. It will also work off camera manually with any wireless flash trigger or with line of sight using the built in optical slave mode.
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There is no pc port but one can obtain a ttl cord that connects the hot shoe of a camera body to the flash and maintain TTL capabilities.Amazon offers one:DSLRKIT 3M 3 meter TTL Off Camera Cord for OLYMPUS PanasonicHTH.Regards,Jim
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You are going to need either a cord http://www.amazon.com/Canon-OC-E3-Camera-Shoe-Cord/dp/B000OEP3F4/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1370724162&sr=8-5&keywords=canon+external+flash+cord or a wireless solution. Something like this http://www.amazon.com/YONGNUO-RF-602-2-4GHz-Wireless-Trigger/dp/B003ARRAA8/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1370724230&sr=1-4&keywords=yongnuo+canon+trigger I got both. Both do the job. Cord is a bit more reliable because wireless might get interference once in a while.
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Make sure both are on the same channels..check settings within the camera for internal / external flash. What model camera? And the transmitter is being mounted to the shoe, correct?
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Just use any program, like iBooth that uses a Camera. Just plug it into an USB port, start the program an tell it to use the alternate camera. Hope it works.
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You can sync it with a cable, with a remote trigger or using the slave function meaning the yongnuo will flash if it detects another flash firing, for example your built in flash. Hope this helps
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That depends on several things. You can purchase a remote, or a cable to use the flash off the camera, or if you're feeling especially creative and the lighting conditions are right for a long exposure, you can manually actuate the flash off camera. In short yes, but it may depend on the way you intend to use it
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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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You did not indicate the type of camera you are using. I understand what you are trying to accomplish. However, the flash unit has to be attached to the camera hot shoe to receive a electrical response at the moment when the picture is taken. Try attaching the external flash to the camera hot shoe, use the monopod as an extension to raise the camera with flash attached, above the subject. This may require a remote and a adjustable LCD monitor. You will be surprised at the results, appraised by others as to the unique camera angle.
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is there a SENSOR on the flash to use as a off camera flash? or do i need a mount a transmitter to shoot off camera?
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Hi Darci, the off shoe cord will work with your flash unit. It's available for Canon and Nikon. To be sure, make certain that the number of metallic connectors on your hot shoe matches the number of connectors on the off shoe cord. Good luck and never be afraid to toss around non-ordinary photography.
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The cable that I received only supports TTL. I just found this out yesterday while on an important shoot. I am going to buy a different cable now.
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This camera has a one channel composite (analog) video output (I believe it's a BNC connector. I'm not sure what inputs your uniden monitor has, but this will hook up to anything with composite video input.
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If the flash is TTL, It will work in TTL, but if the flash is manual only, it will work only in manual mode. This cable is nothing but an extension of your camera's hot shoe, so whatever and however any flash works on that will work on this.
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Probably, yes... BUT don't do it. There's no way to work a flash.. not even with fiber optics because they never accommodated for the pop up flash on these cameras... no room in the housing. Means you need to manually work a slave strobe.. no fun :(
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You mean "Firewire" cable, not wirefire. You'll need a Firewire 400 cable on both ends, unless you're plugging the camera into a Mac with a Firewire 800 port, in which case you'll need a 400 connector on the end that goes into the iSight and an 800 connector that plugs into your Mac. Do a search on Amazon to find one, or you can try Other World Computing (macsales.com) and you should be able to find what you're looking for. You can also try looking for an Apple-branded Firewire cable on eBay that will be an exact replacement for the one you lost.
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If your built-in flash is popping up, then you can use your speedlite flash externally, off the camera. Most digital cameras will have settings in which you select how you want to use your flash, such as if you want to use a remote flash - read thru your owner's manual to get the exact info for your camera. What kind of camera do you have? I bought this speedlite for my Pentax and it works great - I like to use it remotely, off the camera, with a diffuser.