Phottix Strato II Multi 5-in-1 Wireless Flash Trigger for Canon, Nikon and Sony Quick Overview Making a classic trigger better! The Phottix Strato II Multi 5-in-1 Wireless Trigger System gives photographers incredible control over their flashes and studio lights. Four channels and four groups provide unparalleled control in the studio ..>>..READ MORE..>>
A kind of DIY dual flash bracket for the person who does have more money then time is here; The flash bracket is actually a flat plate where you attach the flashes on with rubber bands (not included) . You have to provide the stud that fits in a umbrella ..>>..READ MORE..>>
I found a great spreadsheet that compares a lot of flashes, studio lights, triggers, white balance devices and has a ton of links. I do not know who the owner is (Will try to find out.) It was made with google docs. Really worth a look, it is fairly up ..>>..READ MORE..>>
Soon to be released by GadgetInfinity the new triggers Cactus V5 Duo (Transceivers can act as transmitter or receiver) One V5 unit can function as a Flash/Strobe radio trigger transmitter Flash/Strobe radio trigger receiver Wireless remote trigger for a camera Safe-sync hot shoe adapter for high-voltage flashes Flash stand This ..>>..READ MORE..>>
This is the McGyver solution to a lot of stuff, a must have to build your own light modifiers and to use Gels easily Without Velcro we would not have all those beautiful solutions, for example; This light modifier kit uses a lot of velcro, it does not damage your ..>>..READ MORE..>>
What is RadioPopper? (A good alternative for PocketWizards) RadioPopper exists to design the most reliable and versatile lighting control products for photographers worldwide. Whether shooting on location or in the studio, RadioPopper products solve it all. Website: http://radiopopper.com/ Fully compatible with Canon, Nikon and others. RadioPopper products bypass the line-of-sight, ..>>..READ MORE..>>
AlienBees has the CyberSync 2.4GHz Radio Remote Control system. According to Paul C. Buff, AlienBees owner who designed it, the CyberSync system is an advanced binary encoded system with a high degree of error security to assure freedom from false tripping. CyberSync is a fully integrated 2.4 GHz radio remote ..>>..READ MORE..>>
Batteries don’t last forever. Depending on their type, they’ll last between 400-700 recharge cycles. For heavy users that’s about 1 to 2 years. Generally, you can tell they are failing when they no longer hold as long a charge. Read more about NiMh batteries here: Battery University Simple Guidelines: Avoid ..>>..READ MORE..>>
A very affordable light-meter with just the basic functions for off camera flash;(Amazon.com $168.95) An overview and demonstration of the Polaris Incident light meter. Link to the manual; http://www.butkus.org/chinon/polaris/polaris.htm Oversized LCD display shows all data and functions clearly and easily, even at full arm’s length. Large analog” (Gas-Gauge Style) Scale ..>>..READ MORE..>>
A DIY project that is quick, easy and cheap; The other day I bought a whole bunch of clamps at Home Depot for about $0.99 a piece. Bought some studs and bolts, did some drilling, spray-paint and ready. You can use those clamps to attach a flash on and just ..>>..READ MORE..>>
Ball bungees are very good for wrapping together loos equipment like bundling a few light-stands together or attach a strobe to a pole or a tree. Once you start to use them you see a ton of possibilities. They are cheep to buy at any home improvement store and a ..>>..READ MORE..>>
To attach a flash to your lightstand and/or use an umbrella you need a swivel. Search for umbrella swivel and you will find various forms and different prices. The best one so far is a Manfrotto ($30,- on Amazon), highly adjustable and good quality. Note: This is a screen capture ..>>..READ MORE..>>
