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Hollyland recently announced the Mars M1 Enhanced, a wireless transceiver monitor with a 5.5-inch touch screen that combines transmitter, receiver, and monitoring functions into one device. [Read More] petapixel.com »
Phottix has released a new Juno transceiver flash, an affordable competitor to Yongnuo and other third party brands. It’s completely manual and will work with any major camera brand. It has 8 stops of power and can be adjusted in 1/3 stop increments, with a guide number of 58. A zoom range of 20-200mm is […] petapixel.com »
LPA Design has just announced the new PocketWizard MultiMAX II. It’s being touted as “the most versatile, reliable and predictably compatible radio on the market.” The MultiMAX II is a followup to the original MultiMAX, which photographers have used for 16 years now to trigger flashes and cameras across all kinds of photography genres. On […] petapixel.com »
PocketWizard has updated its line of E-TTL-compatible transceivers for the first time since 2009 with the new FlexTT6, which brings compatibility with newer Canon cameras such as the 5D Mark IV and EOS-1D X Mark II. petapixel.com »
LPA Design has announced the new FlexTT6 Transceiver for Canon.
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PocketWizard has announced the launch of its FlexTT6 Transceiver compatible with more than 20 Canon DSLRs and flashes, including the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV and EOS-1D X Mark II, as well as both the 430 EX III-RT and 600 EX II-RT flashes. dpreview.com »
Today Hasselblad and Broncolor announced their new RFS 2.2 Transceiver, which among other things brings HyperSync (HS) to their Siros L and Move flash systems. But an interesting observation being made about the product is that it is in-fact a rebranded Godox X1 Transceiver that has been modified and customized for Broncolor. thephoblographer.com »
Broncolor has unveiled the new “RFS 2.2 Transceiver” which will facilitate high-speed synchronisation in the Siros L and Move flash systems. Read more and comment » photographyblog.com »
