Assuming radio is required, the following 12 results were found.
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would like to have a Radio function to show the event or events on same page. Could you please give me any suggestion? I have 3 events : eventA, eventB and eventC, and would like to have a radio to select All events or some events (single event or...
- Type: Ticket
- Author: Martin Lai
- Category: Event Gallery Extended
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bought my first radio triggers back in 2008. Also known as ebay triggers the cactus v2s became my first set of radio triggers for speedlites. The build quality was poor and the reliability was even poorer. Because of this I switched to the Yongnuo...
- Type: Article
- Author: Sven Blüge
- Category: Reviews
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Canon 600EX-RT and ST-E3-RThttps://www.svenbluege.de/blog/reviews/174-canon-600ex-rt-and-st-e3-rt
the new 600EX-RT is the ability to control slaves wireless. Besides the well known optical Master/Slave mode there is a new radio based control system build in. A 600EX-RT can act as a master unit as well as a slave unit. Keep in mind that there is a...
- Type: Article
- Author: Super User
- Category: Reviews
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since Event Gallery is a component and has only views for exactly one event per page. I don't understand your "radio select thingy" completely. Do you want to select multiple events to show on a page? What kind of page should that be? Do you want to...
- Type: Ticket
- Author: Sven Blüge
- Category: Event Gallery Extended
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Pixel Opas Reviewhttps://www.svenbluege.de/blog/reviews/79-pixel-opas-review
I was searching for a replacement of my old RF-602 radio triggers. The RF-603 are no option because of the missing ability to mount them directly to a light stand and the disability to fix the transmitter to the cameras hot shoe. After a little...
- Type: Article
- Author: Sven Blüge
- Category: Reviews
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Pixel King Reviewhttps://www.svenbluege.de/blog/reviews/78-pixel-king-review
With the availability of the Pixel King radio triggers the first affordable radio TTL triggers where available for the canon system. With the availability of the Pixel King radio triggers the first affordable radio TTL triggers where available for the...
- Type: Article
- Author: Sven Blüge
- Category: Reviews
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Powermanagementhttps://www.svenbluege.de/blog/reviews/127-powermanagement
Speedlites and wireless radio triggers need power. Usually the power is provided by AA or AAA batteries. Using rechargeable batteries is cost-efficient and environmentally friendly. But buying rechargeable batteries is by far not enough. A very good...
- Type: Article
- Author: Sven Blüge
- Category: Reviews
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Background lighthttps://www.svenbluege.de/blog/assignment/77-background-light
Some weeks ago I ordered some Pixel Opas flash triggers. To cut a long story short the Pixel Opas is a manual flash trigger in transceiver design. They replaced my old RF-602 and I'll add a short review of them later. But that blog entry is more about...
- Type: Article
- Author: Sven Blüge
- Category: Assignment
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trouble with my 5DMKII. Read more after the jump. The Pixel Kings are remote TTL triggers while the Pixel Opas are manual radio triggers. The combination of both triggers if very useful if you want to control the main lights using the FCM (flash camera...
- Type: Article
- Author: Sven Blüge
- Category: Reviews
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Review Yongnuo YN460https://www.svenbluege.de/blog/reviews/73-review-yongnuo-yn460
becomes then mostly dark and boring because you have to rely on the existing light sources. Using the YN460 with some radio triggers you can color the background the way you want it. The following picture shows an example. The red light on the left...
- Type: Article
- Author: Sven Blüge
- Category: Reviews
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so you can easily use small or large speedlites with this softbox. There was no issue mounting a Canan 580EX II including radio trigger to it. Whats in the box: Softbox 2 white translucent front panels Ball head Flash holder Transportation bag...
- Type: Article
- Author: Sven Blüge
- Category: Reviews
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Tamrac Expedition 8https://www.svenbluege.de/blog/reviews/87-tamrac-expedition-8
The main compartment has three window pockets in the front flap where you can store things like filters, mini light stands, radio triggers, cables and other stuff like this. Shipped with a lot of Velcro dividers you can configure the camera compartment...
- Type: Article
- Author: Sven Blüge
- Category: Reviews