Is this a (master/slave strobe), could it triggered by a flash from another unit.
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It does have a setting on it to allow you to trigger it from another flash, I would recommend spending the extra ten dollars and getting the 300 watt one.
1306859
Yes it can, the little red "dome" on it is the Infra Red receiver for when it is used as a slave. There is a switch on the left at the back to switch slave on/off.
1306860
They can be used as either. The dome like thing on the top is the censor to use it as a slave. Also can plug triggers to them or use the cable included to attach to camera.
1884476
This flash can be fired in slave mode via pop-up or other flash, yes. The flash doesn't use IR and is fully manual, no TTL supported. There is a trigger available for the units that mounts into your hotshoe and fires remotely via radio frequency. The transmitter also allows you to remotely adjust the flash output power from 1/128 to 1/1 in 1/3 stop increments.
1752643
No. The strobe is a built in feature. If you unplug the unit from the wall it will stop working completely.
1060813
Yes can be triggered by another flash. Either first curtain or second curtain. No remote trigger needed it flashes when it senses another flash go off.
656287
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.
231952
This unit uses a single contact hot shoe trigger to turn on LED's momentarily, and is not equivalent to a strobe trip driving optical slaves. You could leave a TTL strobe on a hot shoe, or remote cable connection (or RF remote trip), and use this unit in the constant on mode, mounting its battery/control box on a separate cold shoe bracket it needed. However, hot shoe mounting of a full size TTL strobe wouldn't light the area a macro ring like this, or far more expensive strobe type, reaches directly in front of the lens. This unit doesn't do stop motion as strobes do, as it either flashes or turns on LED's (easier for focus or to use camera exposure sensors). The only reason I can see to use both at once would be to use the strobe as side fill, using a Canon TTL remote cable just as one might use with that strobe on a bracket rather than in the hot shoe.
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Yes it is a flash unit and thus far, it has worked flawless for me...I have not had wash outs or insufficient light
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I don't think so, it's a radio trigger only, your flash is an infrared rcvr only. You can use the ST-E2 transmitter, which is an IR transmitter
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It's really easy of you havE a remote: one connects to the hot show of the camera an the other connects to the sync port of the strobe flash: however I have noticed the strobes are " slave " flashes.... So when it detects a flash I. The room, the strobes will fire
1080912
Yes. This is NOT a dedicated unit. There is no TTL with this. It is a manual flash.
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I am not too sure it if will work with the light meter and the trigger. I would assume it would as it is just a sink cord. I haven't personally used this one yet because I bought a studio strobe and thought I would need one to trigger it. Fortunately the light system came with one. It looks exactly the same as the sink cord that came with the studio strobe and that sink cable works fine with my Yongnuo triggers and light. For the price it's worth taking a chance.
1727796
I couldn't tell you, Dave. I already had the remote triggers when I got these strobes. Sorry.
1341518
This is not my area of experience, with this remote. It doesn't have a button for it, so I doubt it will work a flash. All the other remote triggers work well.
623615
No. This is a slave controller that needs a master in the circuit. You can have any number of slaves, each able to tell the master on/off and dimmer/brighter. We have these in many circuits now, some with three slaves plus the master. They work flawlessly when installed correctly.
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Hi .... I'm not sure to tell you I work with Auto flashes with a slave unit that works any where in the room or out side Sorry about that Hope you get a answer of some one .......Mike
1687618
Knowing Dmx lighting fixtures if this box operates the same way I would say there may be a Dmx channel addressthat may trigger that strobe function that may be where you need to start. The blinking light is to let you know it receiving dataAlso check for a Dmx terminator if you not Shure run it thru your search engine
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If your lights are flashes you need one for each flash and one for the camera. If you are using strobes light with optical slave you can trigger all your lights with two: one as transceiver and a single one as receiver, the other 3 light are triggered by the light of the first strobe.