In order to have your flash trigger with your camera shots, I need an actual powered hotshoe extension cable. What kind of a extension calbe is good?
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The one offered with it as a bundle deal is decent. You won't want one that is extremely long just a decent link.Zeikos ZE-OCSCC Off Camera Shoe Cord for Canon Flash
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The one offered with it as a bundle deal is decent. You won't want one that is extremely long just a decent link. http://www.amazon.com/Zeikos-ZE-OCSCC-Camera-Canon-Flash/dp/B0029LHXM6/ref=pd_bxgy_p_img_y
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You need an "Off Camera" Flash Extension Cord/Cable that is specific ("Dedicated") to the brand of camera that you have either Nikon, Canon, Sony or Olympus.For Nikon: Precision Design i-TTL Off-Camera Flash Cord for Nikon Digital SLR CamerasFor Canon: Precision Design E-TTL Off-Camera Flash Cord for Canon Digital SLR CamerasFor Sony: Stroboframe Quick Flip Rotating 350 Flash Bracket + Off-Camera Extension Cord for Sony Alpha A58, A65, A77, A99, A7, A7 II, A7R, A7S Digital Cameras You need an "Off Camera" Flash Extension Cord/Cable that is specific ("Dedicated") to the brand of camera that you have either Nikon, Canon, Sony or Olympus.For Nikon: Precision Design i-TTL Off-Camera Flash Cord for Nikon Digital SLR CamerasFor Canon: Precision Design E-TTL Off-Camera Flash Cord for Canon Digital SLR CamerasFor Sony: Stroboframe Quick Flip Rotating 350 Flash Bracket +... » Read More You need an "Off Camera" Flash Extension Cord/Cable that is specific ("Dedicated") to the brand of camera that you have either Nikon, Canon, Sony or Olympus.For Nikon: Precision Design i-TTL Off-Camera Flash Cord for Nikon Digital SLR CamerasFor Canon: Precision Design E-TTL Off-Camera Flash Cord for Canon Digital SLR CamerasFor Sony: Stroboframe Quick Flip Rotating 350 Flash Bracket + Off-Camera Extension Cord for Sony Alpha A58, A65, A77, A99, A7, A7 II, A7R, A7S Digital Cameras « Show Less
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I would use any small flash and het a slave unit that attaches to the hotshoe end of the flash. Basically sensing the TX1's flash, it fires the other flash as a slave.
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The cords that come with Pocket Wizards will work however you will need a hot shoe adaptor because your flash does not have a cord adaptor to plug into it.
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I would check the company's website. My best guess is any camera with a hotshoe, though maybe only Canon with this model.
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It wasn't designed to work with Hot Shoe 2 cord, but you can purchase a cheap set of radio slaves like I did. Put one on the camera and one on the flash and Ta Da! Without the cord you will have to shoot in manual mode, but it's not a biggie. Not sure what you're shooting, but I just started shooting with it on the camera using a Gary Fong light dome modifier and bouncing it off the ceiling. Exposures come out great!
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You will need the new hotshoe adapter-It is worth it as this is the best and most reliable sony flash
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A wifi trigger is a pretty dumb device, as long as the flash contacts in the hotshoe fit, it will trigger. No TTL, however, all manual. If you have a proprietary shoe like the old Minolta/early Sony, that flash will need an adapter, but that's the only exception.
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You will need a Pocket Wizard Camera Cable to connect the Pocket Wizard to the camera's cable release receptical. The type of cable depends on the camera and on whether you want to pre-trigger or not.Here is an example (there is also a table on the bottom of the page with a grid explaining which cable works for which camera): PocketWizard 802-453 CM-N3-ACC Canon MD Pre-Trigger for MM
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Hi shaan, every camera has its extensión. I only had to buy more cable for once camera that was installed outside of my house.
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The trigger will work on any camera that has a hot shoe. I have this unit and although it is affordable it is not made with any quality. One of the jacks broke off inside my strobe on the first use just by pulling it out when I was finished.
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No I don't think you can do that. The hot shoe just gives you a simple contact to fire the flash. If you mount an electronic viewfinder on top of it, I am pretty sure it won't have all the contact points needed for the viewfinder. You could mount another flash on top of the hot shoe adaptor, though. But almost certainly not the electronic viewfinder.
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This is not for speedlite, you have to have a strobe light with round head that fits. It is heavy to put on hotshoe! I am using it with Neewer 180 studio flash light.
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you will need a strobe remote trigger, which includes the transmitter and receiver. If your camera has a pc outlet you can use the supplied sync cord, if you do not have a pc outlet you can purchase an adapter for the hotshoe with a pc outlet. it's good to be able to use both in case one fails during a shoot.
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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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What difference does that make? Just use TTL and see how it looks. Most TTL cords are easily long enough to use on this flash bracket. To answer in line with the spirit of this kind of question I would say "less than 1,000 feet or measure your camera/flash and do some simple math based on the dimensions of the bracket"
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Manual flashes like this fire off of any camera with a hotshoe and makes a great off camera flash but is not ttl
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Suno76, Hotshoue is only for mounting it to camera and holding it. For some reason it didn't work with my Canon 20D ( flash not fire).