Is this compatible with flash products? Also, is it wireless?
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It is compatible with flash but not wireless. The actual tablet plugs into a USB port but the stylus is wireless
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No. It connects to your computer into the computer's flash drive. The pen is wireless.
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No it does not support flash but I'm still very happy with it. Streams very well. I won't recommend the case I got, it's a little snug.
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I don't see a reason why it wouldn't work. Especially if it is a TTL flash, it should work. What do you mean by wireless even the camera? You mean the transmitter on top of D4? I do it all the weddings I shoot.
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You cannot change settings wirelessly. You can change settings manually on flash and when wirelessly triggered the flash will fire according to the settings on the flash.
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Yes it supports Flash player. I was playing a game on it via a website that requires it not 2hrs ago.
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Yes it supports flash but if you are using Chrome everything is moving to HTLM5 as Flash is being phased out. However you tube .com in desktop mode using Chrome (pre installed ) worked very well and had very little load time for the device.
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It would work, but I would stay away from the Cactus V4 as it's complete junk. It will actually only fire the flash 1 out of 10 times if you're lucky. Spend the money for a better wireless unit or do what I ended up doing for now and use a hot shoe cable.
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you can mount on the camera or place around as slave using wireless. I tested and worked , it syncs with the camera flash.
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I believe it's compatible with any brand because since it is off camera flash. You can use it via sync cord or wireless trigger.
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The specs say 2 tb however the flash OS does not have a limitation. It should work.
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Can you provide more details? What is your camera? Did you try mounting a flash directly or wireless trigger?
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The answer below is correct, it is the kit flash. here is it's specifications....* Special external flash is included * Guide No: 10m at ISO 200 * Mode: TTL-Auto, Manual (Full, 1/2*, 1/4, 1/8*, 1/16, 1/32*, 1/64) * Wireless flash (4 channels, 3 groups)
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It should work with just about any flash. It's a very simple unit. But if you have a 600 EX-RT, I'd consider going with a wireless transmitter that supports ETTL like the ST-E2/E3 or even the Yongnuo ST-E2.
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Yes, it does... It is NOT a flash, which is why I bought it for my wife. :-/
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Hi WilliamThis can be used in both the ways. You can fit it on the camera or you can do a strobist set up as well, you need Wireless flash trigger in this caseHope this helps you. Let me know if you need any more information.ThanksSenthil
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Can anyone tell me if this is compatible with Windows7 using a compact flash card?
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It depends on what you mean by compatibility. The TTL will work when on camera. When off camera-remotely the wireless devices DO NOT send any specific data, ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed to the wireless receivers. Once the flashes are off camera, they will still flash, but setting the flashes becomes manual. I was very surprised to read that in their manual. For this reason I came very close to sending back the whole kit. If I had to do it over I would not purchase it. Plus I have a D810. The wires connections do not even fit/connect to my camera. Their website said compatible with Nikons. It really depends on what they mean by compatible.Hope this helps! It depends on what you mean by compatibility. The TTL will work when on camera. When off camera-remotely the wireless devices DO NOT send any specific data, ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed to the wireless receivers. Once the flashes are off camera, they will still flash, but setting the flashes becomes manual. I was very surprised to read that in their manual. For this reason I came very close to sending back the whole kit. If I had to do it over I would not purchase it. Plus I have a D810. The wires connections do not even fit/connect to my camera. Their website said compatible with Nikons.... » Read More It depends on what you mean by compatibility. The TTL will work when on camera. When off camera-remotely the wireless devices DO NOT send any specific data, ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed to the wireless receivers. Once the flashes are off camera, they will still flash, but setting the flashes becomes manual. I was very surprised to read that in their manual. For this reason I came very close to sending back the whole kit. If I had to do it over I would not purchase it. Plus I have a D810. The wires connections do not even fit/connect to my camera. Their website said compatible with Nikons. It really depends on what they mean by compatible.Hope this helps! « Show Less