Can I pull the trigger part way in to make the spot come on temporially instead of all the way to click it on where it stays on? Like a flash?
923158
The first click is the spot light (front) - second click is side light but by pulling in the trigger part way you can make that flash manually.. This is a very nice light.
923159
No and you have to pull it two times. The first time turns on the side light and second is the spot light.This is the only thing that I do not like but its bright and goes a long time on a charge.
2250299
Let me correct myself, the laser only go on when the firing pin strikes the back side where the primer should be so the light would only be momentary. Unless you rig something up to make the laser continuous i will retract my first answer and say no.
2247721
Yes. Any movement will trigger it, but the light will not stay on very long.
105665
Yes. Come on and then you can immediatly tap on the switch and it will go off. Works great!!
904487
There is an exceptional amount of pressure required. You must hold the trigger in with your finger constantly for the machine to work. There is no way to lock it in the on position.
789141
Just reach inside the guard with your finger and push to one side or the other. It will click one notch at a time. Works well, good quality.
1008838
Yes. One click/push in center of light turns on; 2 clicks and light will flash and click once or twice to turn off.
1540369
Double click...but its a timing thing...wait like a sec.. or so...in between...the flash light right?
137389
Sometimes the little trigger gets stuck. Look under the handle at the switch and see if you can manually press it in or out.
153943
Lightly tap the button and the mode will change. If you fully push the button you will either cut it on or off.so only push it about half way.
405142
You can do either depending upon which way you push the switch. One way is a momentary on, and the other stays on until you switch it off. The best of both worlds. The same goes for the flashlight.
1801272
There is a 3 speed selector switch on top of the driver (1-2-3), which would be the same as (Low-Medium-High). Each position is continuously variable via the trigger position, depending on how much you pull it back (slow to fast) regardless of what driver mode you are in.
311419
No, sorry... their on a different frequency. You can use it if you manually fire the strobes... it has a built in delay mode if you want to do that... but it will only control Pocket Wizard triggers.
85960
You can force the flash while out of "auto" mode. You have a programmer with several option for the flash. It's really simple to use.
519996
There is a small button just below where the flash is housed that you press to pop it out and activate flash, I assume once its up it will continue to use flash as needed until you press it back down. Personally I like this feature since I prefer natural light photography.
1709884
If you want to trigger it with TTL, yes. There are pocket wizards that do the same thing and they are much more expensive! You can trigger with manual mode on these as well.
822572
Mine has a button on the trigger that sometimes gets out of place and stops it from shooting. Also if you don't have the tip seated on the work it will not shoot.