Tag Archives: Trigger
Capturing Lightning Over Savannah Using the Miops Camera Trigger
by Sean Setters Back in late 2014 I purchased a Vello FreeWave Stryker from B&H (via a Daily Deal) with the intent of exploring lightning photography. After only a few times using the device, I fell in love with the endeavor. … Continue reading
How to Photograph Hummingbirds with a Laser Trigger
The easiest way to photograph hummingbirds is to use a feeder. But that’s just half the story. The other half is timing the shot to perfection. With hummingbirds in flight, that’s easier said than done. So, Jay P. Morgan uses a laser … Continue reading
Vello FreeWave Fusion Pro Wireless Flash Trigger and Remote Control – $59.95 Shipped (Reg. $109.95)
B&H has the Vello FreeWave Fusion Pro Wireless Flash Trigger and Remote Control (for Canon / Nikon) available for $ 59.95 with free shipping. Regularly $ 109.95. Product Highlights 2.4 GHz Reduced Interference Frequency Range Up to 600′ Individual/Group Wireless Flash … Continue reading
AEO Photo Lightning Strike! Pro 4.0 Lithium Shutter Trigger – $249.95 Shipped (Reg. $319.95)
B&H has the AEO Photo Lightning Strike! Pro 4.0 Lithium Shutter Trigger available for $ 249.95 with free expedited shipping. Regularly $ 319.95. Product Highlight Lightning Activated Shutter Trigger Day or Night Detection of Lightning Li-Ion Battery; Built-In USB Charging 0.3 … Continue reading
Vello FreeWave Fusion Wireless Flash Trigger for Canon – $24.95 Shipped (Reg. $39.95)
B&H has the Vello FreeWave Fusion Wireless Flash Trigger for Canon available for $ 24.95 with free shipping. Regularly $ 39.95. Product Highlights Frequency: 433 MHz Flash Triggering Range up to 50′ Shutter Triggering Range up to 150′ Channels: 16 Flash … Continue reading
Sekonic Announces LiteMaster Pro L-478DR Light Meters That Trigger Elincrhom and Phottix Systems
The ability to use a dedicated light meter is a skill that has been fading for some time. There are some instances, however, where a light meter can make a huge difference, especially if you shoot in the studio with … Continue reading