Does it work with a Nikon SB910 flash mounted on a Pocket Wizard Flex TT5? Adjustable enough?
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I use a Canon flash with the TT5 and with some adjustments to the orientation it works just fine. You will have to use it close to the subject because the white interior and the diffusion material cuts down on the light emitted.
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As far as I know you can use the mini TT1 and a flex TT5 in "standard mode" to trigger anything that will accept the pocket wizard triggering cable or hot shoe cable. You have to use both together the cable is routed from the TT5 to whatever you are trying to trigger. Don't know if the elinchrom D-Lite 4 will accept a hotshoe cable if so it should work. I use Bowens lights with built pocket wizard compatible receivers.
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Not sure. First make sure your flash has the proper connection for the adapter of the battery pack.
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I have SB 700 & D7000 and the system works flawlessly ! I see no reason why SB600 would not work too. Love the photoxOdin TTL I dont own a pocket wizard but i think these are better
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I would think so. It worked with my SB700 and SB800 flashes. I also used a Nikon D610 with the Multi 5 in 1 units. Hope this helps.
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Yes. Just tried an SB-910 on a D610 and the base of the speed light prevents the build-in flash from opening completely.
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Yes it would, I currently use this with my Nikon D300, a cheap zoom in one pocket and my flash in the other pocket. I use this basically when I want to travel light!
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Hi Brad, it would depend on the type of shoe mount the flash is compatible with. You can use this mount adapter if the flash is compatible with the Multi Interface Shoe. Thanks_Mitch
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As jealous as I am about your Leica....I don't think so...probably not.as it is a Nikon Product enabling you to use the Nikon TTL with off camera flash.. - I use it on a brackett for event shoots but use pocket wizards for off camera flash triggers loosing Nikon lighting smarts) I use it with a Nikon D4....My guess is your going to need to use pocket wizards and learn how to use your flash manually- there are lots of YouTube videos and tutorials on Pintrest.
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It is fitted for Nikon, so it will work. Just be careful if you are going to use a lens, other than Nikon, with a Nikon SB-910 as the user's manual says it could damage the flash. I use my Tamron 70-200mm with a Nikon D700 and it works great. Good luck!
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I have used the Odin TTL trigger extensively on my Canon 5DIII with a Canon 580 EX strobe over the last year and have been extremely satisfied with it. Adjustment of flash level and hi speed sync work like a charm. To date I have not found a maximum distance that it won't work at--and have shot several hundred feet away from subjects without any misfiring. Almost never has the unit failed. With the TTL capabilites and adjustments I'm not sure why anyone would want a pocket wizard. Strongly recommmended with the Canon systems.
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I have a D800 and Sb 900 and Yongnuo YN568EX flash , and they work al the time the SB9oo control the other flash, I had problem with the SB 800, it will not communicate in TTL and was not able to adjust.
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Yes, it will work with any standard shoe mount, adjustable height and distance between the flash and the softbox.
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Yes , should fit with no problem. It handles my SB-910 flash with room to spare
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I copied this response from my initial review: it doesn`t attach securely to a Nikon SB-800 speedlight. I suspect that the head on the SB-800 is too small for this Gary Fong unit. No matter how much I tightened the velcro strap the unit would eventually slide off. If I moved the strap further down on the head to get more grip the buttons on the Speedlight were then blocked and the speedlight would not lock in the up position with the camera held vertically. I think this unit is meant for the larger flash heads like on the Nikon SB-910.
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This speedlight flash mount should work well with any shoe mounted flash. The flash mount is adjustable.It is to be mounted on a camera light stand and hold a wireless speedlight.
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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.