Hähnel Tuff TTL trigger giveaway!
Thanks to Hähnel, Lighting Rumours readers have the chance to win a set of wireless flash triggers with E-TTL.
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Thanks to Hähnel, Lighting Rumours readers have the chance to win a set of wireless flash triggers with E-TTL.
Phottix have started a countdown to what can only possibly be the long-awaited Odin for Nikon wireless i-TTL trigger.
We review the Tuff TTL wireless flash trigger for Canon E-TTL, test it on location and compare it with the Pixel King.
In our first trial of the Canon Speedlite 600EX, we successfully test it with the Pixel King Wireless E-TTL Flash Trigger for Canon.
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Hähnel have announced the Viper TTL flash trigger, a highly advanced wireless controller with abilities comparable to PocketWizard ControlTL and the Phottix Odin. Price? £200.
We try the Pixel King Wireless i-TTL radio trigger, using it with Nikon speedlights and with low-priced third party i-TTL flashes from China. Does it work?
Hähnel, a company based in the Republic of Ireland, have unveiled the Tuff: a simple and durable wireless flash trigger for Canon and Nikon TTL.
The Radioflash Digi 8 TTL is a Brazilian product with the same features of RadioPoppers and more. As well as an infrared relay, the Digi 8 also works as a conventional manual trigger and a remote shutter release.
Fear not – say Phottix’s marketeers – the Phottix Odin Wireless TTL Trigger is definitely coming, but they want the production model to be bug-free to save the need for repeated firmware updates.
The first camera manufacturer to integrate radio-based triggering in their flashguns, Canon have unveiled the Speedlite Transmitter ST-E3-RT and Speedlite 600EX-RT.
The AK-TTL wireless radio trigger will offer full TTL, high speed sync, ratio lighting control and a 110 metre operating range. Coming soon!