Does the receiver just dangle by the wire or does it mount on the flash hot shoe? How long is cable on receiver?
386433
Yep, fits onto the hot shoe. Cord is accordioned and stretches to about teo feet in length. It's a great product and having fun with it on my nikon D 90.
386434
Receiver mounts on hot shoe, wire is long enough to connect to the camera's usb port, remote is wireless.
386435
It mounts on the hot shoe, the cable is short, just enough to reach the port
386436
The receiver mounts to the hot shoe (it is the flash/accessorie cradle on top of your camera).
1485181
The transmitter is universal and will mount on any hot shoe. It will provide standard flash triggering with no TTL functionality. You will have to manually adjust the flash settings and simply use it as a trigger.
1584697
The hot shoe only acts as a support and need not be used for the unit. You can still use the remote and that flash at the same time!
743398
It slides into the hot shoe of the camera. It is made specifically for the on camera flash.
1793378
Fernando. The units come a transmitter that slides onto the camera shoe and two receivers that the flash units attach to. Those receivers have a standard screw mount with a locking screw wheel. They can be mounted on a tripod light stand or a monopod if someone is holding one or both flashes or they can slide into the the flat foot stands which are included in the kit. This is the best bang for the buck I've purchased in 40 years in the business. Even though I generally use my Q-Flash units, I purchased these for those times I don't need that same level of firepower. The receivers are powered by 2 AAA batteries and they have 4 internal switches that allow you to change the frequency as does the transmitter. The receivers have an off, flash and camera selection sliding switch on top of the unit and a LED indicator light that lets you know the unit is on and receiving a signal from the transmitter. The flash units have a metal shoe base just like the Canon 500 and new 600 series flash units and they have an amazing range of programming settings. I've mounted each on my Canon 5D Mark II and Mark III cameras and all of the functions work perfectly. Ron Baker - Solid Image Photographic Service
1490436
The sensor uses about an 8" wire. Placing it on the hot shoe is only for mounting purposes, in theory, i suppose you could just let it hang by the cord.
230075
You're right - the receiver is normally mounted on top of the camera. However, it doesn't actually need the hot shoe, you just need it wired in at the side. I tend to just hang it over the top of the camera, at the shutter side. It isn't tidy, but it does the job exactly as I want it!
1657035
Yes, this set should work with any external flash that connects to a hot-shoe. The only thing it does is send a signal from the transmitter to the receiver which in turn triggers the flash. Just be certain that you flip the small on/off switch on the receiver to on, and the channel switches must have the same settings selected on the transmitter and receiver.
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I can't recall but if you buy a short synch cable (you can buy them here on amazon for about $5 each) then the question is moot. Because you can hang the flash trigger where ever you want or need to so its not in the way. I have several soft boxes and use that solution all the time to get my flash to fit and function properly
1500646
To start with the transmitter and receiver will say so on the top of the device. Secondly the foot of the transmitter is a hot shoe compatible plate. The foot of tne receiver is a plastic cold shoe plate, with a threaded light stand mount. Hope that helps.
1098017
This fits onto any standard hot shoe. It does not have any electric contacts, just metal. I use it to attach my Audio Recorder onto my Canon Camcorder XA-10 using XLR Mic connectors.
1798991
There is wire from the unit about 3 or four in. And the speaker that is longer, you might have to splice it to make it longer for where ever you mount it. But it pretty basic hot,ground,speakers and radio antenna. Go for it their nice and plenty loud
492832
Yes but may require a little filing to make it slide on the hot shoe receiver. See my review for my experience.
1791854
Not sure, but would assume so. The transmitter mounts on the hot shoe and sends the signal from the camera to the receiver with the flash mounted on it. Wish I could be of more assistance.
1121895
The mount slides into the hot shoe as though it was an external flash, very simple....
1646681
If you are referring to the receiver that plugs into a USB port, it is 3/4" long.
1929710
I mount my camera on a bracket and use the flash with a radio slave bought from amazon. It works fine.i believe the radio slave is made by cowboy. Not too expensive. When I used the flash on the camera, I had some issues