PocketWizard ‘drop all support tasks’ to test 5D Mark III compatibility
The makers of PocketWizards have said they are “not answering the phone, not responding to emails” in order focus on firmware for the Canon 5D Mark III.
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The makers of PocketWizards have said they are “not answering the phone, not responding to emails” in order focus on firmware for the Canon 5D Mark III.
At the Focus On Imaging 2012 trade show, Pixel Enterprise release the King TTL trigger for Nikon while PocketWizard talk about the Plus III and their rivals. Flaghead bring out a trigger for wildlife photography.
Sekonic are bringing out the RT-32CTL Radio Transmitter module, which makes their light meters compatible with PocketWizard ControlTL radio channels.
This Sunday at Focus On Imaging 2012, PocketWizard will be holding a meet-up for off-camera lighting enthusiasts. More details inside.
In an apparent effort to shift remaining stocks of the PocketWizard Plus II, prices have dropped to little more than £100 per transceiver. Some of the better deals we’ve spotted are listed inside.
The PocketWizard Plus III wireless remote trigger has been officially unveiled and reviewed. The new model will be cheaper ($139 each), have more channels and several new features over the PocketWizard Plus II.
The PocketWizard Plus III wireless flash trigger was not unveiled at the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
A behind-the-scenes video was briefly published on Vimeo of a product photography shoot for the new PocketWizard Plus III (3) wireless flash triggers.
In the latest version – 3.0 for Nikon and 6.0 for Canon – there are three new features added which, according to the company, “make the system more powerful than ever”.
David Monteith-Hodge reviews PocketWizard’s ControlTL wireless TTL triggering system for Nikon cameras. How does it fare?
Upcoming reviews at Lighting Rumours: Walimex PBS-400, Hensel Porty Lithium 12, PocketWizard AC3 and more.
LPA Design, the company behind PocketWizards, have filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Phottix for their Atlas radio trigger.