Do these work with a remote flash trigger that mounts between the flash and the hotshoe mount? i.e. a trigger that raises the flash ~ 1.5"?
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Yes. The box itself can slide up and down a fair amount to accommodate different sized flashes and triggers.
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Depends on the trigger. I think I've mounted mine backwards so there's more room (just turn the flash head around). In other words, the issue is not so much the extra height with the trigger but rather how far the trigger extends toward the L bracket. My Yongnuos don't have much clearance, hence mounting them backwards to the coldshoe.
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One mounts onto your hot shoe, the other goes to your strobe/flash. The strobe end has a 1/4" tripod thread on the bottom and it is also designed to slide onto a hot shoe type mount.
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No they cannot, sorry. They are only compatible with BIGKick, Big Shot, and Vagabond machines. Hope this helps.
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Yes. These only trigger the flashes firing, it doesn't control the amount of power that each flash uses.
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I have used the triggers with several flash units: Nikon SB-600, Vivitar 283 (trigger voltage tested at 10.4 volts), and Nissin Di481N. It has triggered all of them reliably. I have another Vivitar 283 with a tested trigger voltage of just over 100 volts that I have no tried. I can't tell you about your specific unit but I expect they could be used with any flash with a standard hot shoe.
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This is a 'cold' shoe...in other words, there is no power or triggering of the flash available at all. If you will be using a wired or wireless remote to trigger the flash, then, yes....these will work with any flash. In my instance, I am using Saberstrip lights which have no flash mount inside. I have the cold shoe mounted inside the light, then attach a flash to it, and wire it to a remote receiver outside the flash. Then, when the camera triggers the remote the flash fires. I also use a cold shoe for a continuous LED video light. The cold shoe is attached to a mono pod, then the LED light sits on the shoe. This is a 'cold' shoe...in other words, there is no power or triggering of the flash available at all. If you will be using a wired or wireless remote to trigger the flash, then, yes....these will work with any flash. In my instance, I am using Saberstrip lights which have no flash mount inside. I have the cold shoe mounted inside the light, then attach a flash to it, and wire it to a remote receiver outside the flash. Then, when the camera triggers the remote the flash fires. I also use a cold shoe for a continuous LED video light. The cold shoe is attached to a mono pod, then the LED... » Read More This is a 'cold' shoe...in other words, there is no power or triggering of the flash available at all. If you will be using a wired or wireless remote to trigger the flash, then, yes....these will work with any flash. In my instance, I am using Saberstrip lights which have no flash mount inside. I have the cold shoe mounted inside the light, then attach a flash to it, and wire it to a remote receiver outside the flash. Then, when the camera triggers the remote the flash fires. I also use a cold shoe for a continuous LED video light. The cold shoe is attached to a mono pod, then the LED light sits on the shoe. « Show Less
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Since it only takes the middle contact, not being an TTL unit, I don't see any reason it wont work. I dont have a Sony Alpha Camera, I use them on Canon cameras (multiple) and with all kind of speedlights... in manual mode. Great triggers!
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Yes, the hot shoe mount is with the flash control / dimmer / etc. I use it for macro with D-series Nikons
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Yes. They're a basic hotshoe trigger, so you don't get any TTL capabilities or control over the flash from the camera. Everything on the flash is controlled in manual mode, but they fire reliably and over a pretty good distance with Canon cameras and flashes.
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Yes they should. the 1inch refers to the scope tube diameter. If you want seethru mounts i dont see how these could be because the low profile the scope gets in the way. i put these on my crossbow and i didnt want seethru anyway.
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Hi Joshua, The device has a hotshoe plate, however it communicates with the camera via the pin connector. I don't see why you couldn't have another trigger in the hotshoe (ie flash trigger). The only think is that the satechi trigger will be dangling from the pun connection on the side of your camera. Maybe a dual hotshoe mount could work. Cheers Rene
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Yes. Need 4 piece YN-622C Flash Triggers mount on 4 of the YN568EX II Flash hot shoe.Thanks.
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Good Day. No, these wont work with the equipment that you are mentioning. Thank YOu
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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.
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The trigger will mount to the top of your Nikon D100 hotshoe. The wireless receivers have a 1/8th-inch (3.5mm) plug - which have an adapter for 1/4-inch plug. They plug in the back of your mono-light flash units. Although I cannot find a product for your light holder (as you describe), I am assuming that they will not work -- because a "light holder" does not sound as though it is flash unit / monolight.
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I use it with Cactus V5 triggers or Yongnuo yn-560 ii flash. Basically any simple trigger or manual flash.
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There really isn't much information out there on this but I believe the regular hot shoe mount of these cowboy studio should work that and Youngnuo makes some awesome flash trigger / receivers. I also have the Phottix trigger / receiver that works awesomehttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006JODEGI?ref_=pe_527950_33920250.