Can it be triggered off-camera even if a Nikon SG-3IR is attached to the camera?
1291630
Yes, it can via slave...when your flash triggers it will too. It is an amazing flash by the way. I have 3 and love them.
1291631
I don't know what a SG-3IR is but if a flash go's off it will to but not a IR triggered flash.
178536
Well, on my D5300, the trigger doesn't start the video but it will stop it. You still have to push the red button by the on/off switch. Hope this helps.
1876749
Not directly. You need an external interval timer to do that. You could use this to trigger a multiple exposure, but not as an interval timer. You could hack it together with something like an Arduino to make it into an interval timer. Then you would set the camera up for multiple exposure and use your make shift interval timer to do this.
1428167
No. The camera will capture images when the sensor is tripped. You can adjust the sensitivity of the settings, but you cannot program it to only capture images at certain times or on certain days.
905019
Yes it can, you have to go through the menu that is on the camera itself. It's part of the setup menu.
1150741
Yes. The camera can be set to automatically record when motion is sensed by the camera.
1298567
No to the first answer. I never tried triggering via USB but I doubt that unless you maybe find some other software that can do that.
1060815
I have not tried using it off camera. I would go to the manufacturers website and ask them to be sure.
141226
No. The camera must be connected to the BACKUP LIGHT. It is a backup safety device.
1845445
Yes - exactly what rick said. Perhaps its best use is that it can be set in "slave" mode off the camera (in your hand, on a stand, etc) with the built-in pop-up flash on your D7100 used to trigger it ("commander" mode). You can learn all about this usage in your manual and on strobist.com.
39378
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
614969
I do not know, I look at as a feature to let you know the cameras on. I don't think that I would not want it to, since when I turn it on I want to take a picture in most cases.
1436591
I shoot a D3s and have it attached permanently. No problems in setting other functions on the camera.
1530223
I shoot with a Nikon that has options to trigger a remote flash. Not familiar with Canon T3i.
1393365
I have a D7000. I have not used as a shutter release, only to fire off camera flash
1260255
I don't use the built-in options of the camera for that purpose.I have the Blue Iris software running which handles the alerting for my cameras. That actually works really good and fast.
721362
Only if the IR filter on the camera is not active. When the camera IR is on the filter is not active. You can hear the click as it moves out the way.