Does this work with Phottix Flashes?
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I have NO IDEA unfortunately. I successfully use them with Canon 600EX-RT and 580EX II and AlienBees 800 tho!!
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Hi, I dont know specifically if it is compatible as I am a Nikon shooter and have never used that flash. However I have used it with a Nikon SB900, their biggest and it fit well. I have also used the SB900 and this diffuser (which I really love) and a PocketWizard Flex TT5. They all fit well enough together to provide nice light with decent ergonomics.
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Decidedly better. I've been using an Omni-Bounce, Gary Fong Lightsphere, etc., but getting the flash up off the camera has made a big difference. Of course, you will need a cable or do as I did and spring for a set of Phottix remote flash triggers. :)
115012
Check on the Phottix website for comparability. Works like a charm on my 5D2 though.
358592
Works great with my Neewer TT560! I picked up a vivitar flash at goodwill and it works also. Seams to trigger most flashes.
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I have not verified this personally, however according to this article http://www.lightingrumours.com/flashy-compacts-fujifilm-x20-and-canon-powershot-g15-4368 the X-20 has an ISO standard hot shoe. To me, this means the Phottix Ares transmitter would work just fine with the X-20.
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I don't know about that because I haven't tried it but it says it does and comes with a wire to connect the transmitter to the camera. This trigger is quite awesome though, having never failed to fire for me even through cars and walls up to 50ft away. There is a hotshoe mount on top of the transmitter to mount a flash so I assume it does. Also in the package is an adapter plug for monolights which I find useful as I doe on-location photography only with a battery pack powered strobe paired with my small Speedlite. Fotodiox PRO Pocket Wonders have proved to be better than I ever expected. For the price they can't be beat!
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It should work wtih any flash as it's adjustable. (just noticed it has been answered already)
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Yes, but it will only trigger it, no other control, power output will have to be controlled manually. To my knowledge Odin's will only work with newish canon flashes or 3rd party dedicated. Phottix have a list of compatibles on their website.
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I don't know. I use two Neewer TT560 flashes, and the Trigmaster fired them without a problem. Unfortunately, for some reason the Trigmasters were not in sync with the shutter of my Olympus E-PL5, and all the pictures were dark. I had to return the Trigmasters.
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The Phottix Odin for Sony requires the "Sony ADPMAA Shoe Adaptor for Mi Shoe" to adapt the Minolta mount on the Phottix to the standard hot shoe on the Sony a6000 camera. If your flash uses the non standard Minolta mount, it will fit right into the remote trigger of the Phottix. If not, the adapter you will need is the "Sony ADPAMA Shoe Adapter." While I can verify that the Phottix Odin will work as it should with its respective adapter and the Sony a6000, I do not have your particular flash and cannot verify your flash will work when adapted. I don't see why your flash wouldn't work on a Phottix trigger. And I'm guessing it can. The Phottix Odin for Sony requires the "Sony ADPMAA Shoe Adaptor for Mi Shoe" to adapt the Minolta mount on the Phottix to the standard hot shoe on the Sony a6000 camera. If your flash uses the non standard Minolta mount, it will fit right into the remote trigger of the Phottix. If not, the adapter you will need is the "Sony ADPAMA Shoe Adapter." While I can verify that the Phottix Odin will work as it should with its respective adapter and the Sony a6000, I do not have your particular flash and cannot verify your flash will work when adapted. I don't see why your flash... » Read More The Phottix Odin for Sony requires the "Sony ADPMAA Shoe Adaptor for Mi Shoe" to adapt the Minolta mount on the Phottix to the standard hot shoe on the Sony a6000 camera. If your flash uses the non standard Minolta mount, it will fit right into the remote trigger of the Phottix. If not, the adapter you will need is the "Sony ADPAMA Shoe Adapter." While I can verify that the Phottix Odin will work as it should with its respective adapter and the Sony a6000, I do not have your particular flash and cannot verify your flash will work when adapted. I don't see why your flash wouldn't work on a Phottix trigger. And I'm guessing it can. « Show Less
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Yes! We use 2 flashes , off camera and with on camera flashes too.. each of us can fire off all flashes, or just one flash, etc.. up to 4 flashes can see used. And if you are camera flash shopping, I recommend buying the Phottix flash. It comes with a built in transmitter.
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It should work with any flash...you just mount the flash onto the bracket and it fires into the opening of the Octabox speed ring.
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Photographers can wirelessly trigger TTL flashes, retaining full TTL functions, as well as remotely control power and flash zoom settings. Shooting with off-camera TTL flash has been made incredibly easy. Say goodbye to manual mode, proprietary flash-based triggering, or setting values on your camera LCD PHOTTIX Odin Wireless TTL Flash Trigger Set For Canon Phottix Odin TCU Transmitter Phottix Odin Receiver 4x AA Batteries 3.5mm to PC Sync Cable
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I don't have a 6D, but it works fine with my 7D. I don't see why it wouldn't. You also might want to look on the Phottix web site. Gary Fong showed a new product they had that was an integrated flash and wireless. It looked pretty slick.
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yes, this works with any camera with flash socket. It communicates with the lights through a sensor. Here is the color temperature of the ligths: 5400±200K
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It should work with any Nikon camera that has a hotshoe. If you're using a Nikon flash, such as the SB-910, you should get full TTL functionality, as long as you're using the Nikon version of the Phottix triggers. So in short, yes, it will work just fine with this combo.