7 product(s) found for "Optical flash slave"

If you are looking for safe, wireless way, to trigger your older off-camera analog flash, this could be the solution. This optical sensor accepts a maximum trigger voltage of 100V DC. Please note that this sensor will NOT fire Canon EX models. The sensor has a female pc (Prontor Compur) socket...

If you are looking for a safe sync or wireless way, to trigger remote analogue and DIGITAL flashes, including CANON EZ and EX models, then read on! This optical trigger will fire your remote flash when it receives the light from your camera mounted master flash. I've tried this sensitive and well...

If you are looking for a safe sync or "wireless" way, to trigger up to 3 remote flashes then read on! This item also enables you to trigger older model flashes, which may have high PC sync contact voltages, without any risk of damage to your modern digital camera. It works well with most...

This optical slave trigger works well with all flash models  EXCLUDING Canon EX . It has:   A 360 degree rotating hot shoe for complete directional control of flash and sensor. Two female PC sockets for connecting additional flashes with additional cords (not included). Hot shoe on top and cold shoe...

This optical slave trigger works well with all flash makes and models Including Canon EZ and EX.     It has:   A 360 degree rotating hot shoe for complete directional control of flash and sensor. Two female PC sockets for connecting additional flashes with additional cords (not included). Hot shoe...

A brand new programmable optical slave to trigger your off-camera flash, using ALL modern digital cameras with fixed PRE-FLASH as the master flash. It can be used with almost any make or model of flash, however, this specific version it is NOT compatible with Canon EX/EZ or Jessops 360AFD models. ...

A new camera mounted Infra Red (IR) transmitter for triggering optical Slave flashes and studio lights, including Sonia remote flash slave triggers, available elsewhere in the shop. If your slave flash can be triggered by a master flash with a single unencoded pulse of visible light, it will trigger...