R3-UT
Posted 07/03/2010 - 23:56
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OK I'll bite - what is a R3-UT exactly? Not something I've ever come across but it sounds exotic!
Joining the Q
Posted 08/03/2010 - 00:04
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hefty1 wrote:
OK I'll bite - what is a R3-UT exactly? Not something I've ever come across but it sounds exotic!
Seculine wireless flash trigger.
OK I'll bite - what is a R3-UT exactly? Not something I've ever come across but it sounds exotic!
Yves (another one of those crazy Canucks)
Posted 08/03/2010 - 19:49
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I have a "wireless flash trigger" and use it every time I do studio work and need to use the strobes. There's a little gadget (transmitter) that slips onto the hotshoe attachment and 1 or more receivers to be place (attached) on the strobe/s. When I take a shot the strobes are fired without the problem of dragging a cord around from the camera to the strobe/s. I love it, gives me tons of freedom. Almost like slaved units being fired by the camera's flash.
Thanks Pentaxian450 for the simpler explanation.
Cheers
Thanks Pentaxian450 for the simpler explanation.
Cheers
I gladly welcome C & C's. Being foggy minded they really help me learn.
Posted 09/03/2010 - 13:12
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Thanks guys
I have gone the whole hog and bought one and it seems to work pretty well. I have not tried it at range but from other conversations it will work up to 50m which is ideal if you want to shoot some timid creature and it wont come to play if you are with the camera.
Stephen it is not the same as you use for your lights. I also use a cordless trigger for my studio work which is much cheaper than replacing sync leads that you have tripped over.
Hefty it is not even slightly exotic. On the exotic range I reckon it would appear just below a slice of beetroot. Just another, and I think useful, tool. It comes with a lead also which is very useful when doing macro on a tripod cos it eliminates shake especially if you shoot mirror up.
I have gone the whole hog and bought one and it seems to work pretty well. I have not tried it at range but from other conversations it will work up to 50m which is ideal if you want to shoot some timid creature and it wont come to play if you are with the camera.
Stephen it is not the same as you use for your lights. I also use a cordless trigger for my studio work which is much cheaper than replacing sync leads that you have tripped over.
Hefty it is not even slightly exotic. On the exotic range I reckon it would appear just below a slice of beetroot. Just another, and I think useful, tool. It comes with a lead also which is very useful when doing macro on a tripod cos it eliminates shake especially if you shoot mirror up.
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Anyone use one of the above and with what opinions etc
Thanks
Ian