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The absolute best small format triggers on the market- small, simple, reliable, affordable! Say goodbye to extra cords, trigger caddies, bulky set-ups. Tiny Trigger Set includes 1 Transmitter and 3 Receivers and a FREE download of the revolutionary learning guide- Master Lighting Guide to Flash Photography by Scott Robert Lim a $95 value! THIS SET WILL CONTROL UP TO THREE HOT SHOE STROBES OF ANY BRAND (1 Transmitter + 3 Receivers). Works perfectly with my Strobie 130 Flash! EZ set up diagram.
These triggers have been rigorously tested by professional photographers around the world with rave reviews- outperforming popular modes yet at a fraction of the price. They are extremely dependable and easy to use. Every kit uses four independent channels so each transmitter can control its own flash group.
I’ve also include a revolutionary learning guide filled with examples, diagrams, audio commentary, and video on how to use a manual system with will save photographers thousands of dollars. I’ve included many resource links and there is almost an unlimited amount of material on using a manual flash system for precise creative control. I even talk about posing and life coaching tips on how to become an elite photographer.
Add additional receiver to control more flashes
Add additional transmitter to use on second camera
Technical Parameters:
Transmitter x 1
Receiver x 3
Power Source
23A – Transmitter
AAA x2- Receiver
Operating distance (open area) > 40-200 ft
Frequency Channels – 16
Sync Speed 1/360
This product comes with a limited one year USA Warranty. Compatible with ANY camera with a hot shoe or PC Sync and any hot shoe flash or any strobe with an input jack.
Updates from previous model:
- 16 channels, new frequency, older model was only 4 channels
- Will work with older model but only on one channel (view set-up video for details)
- Two tone colors: Red with black accents, Black with red accents
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Candaceann Schwab - Hey scott how is line of site effected with your Sr’s triggering system. I currently use pocket wizzards and they work great in studio, however when I am out in the hussle bussle of life as a photographer on -on location shoots. I do not have consistant results issues line of sight….would these be comparable to the popular brand “radio poppers” that the industry is so highly pushing.
admin - Hi Candaceann, My radio triggers regularly outperform all brands including Pocket Wizards and Radio Poppers. I guarantee your satisfaction, 1 yr. USA warranty, and free Flash learning guide that I sell online for $95. My triggers are NOT line of site but trigger through radio signal for reliable performance and use in a much broader range of applications!!
Cindy Irene - I’m just learning flash, I was told I needed an ETTL for Weddings, though you say your flash does not have that capability. Is it easy to use a manual flash at weddings? what would settings be? Thank you.
Liz Morrison - Hi Scott,
If I order the Transmitters today will I get them by Friday March 3rd. I live in Sonoma, Ca 95476
Thanks
Liz Morrison
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John - Hi Scott
I have a set of Poppers. constant problems with my canon 580exII’s. If I go to your trigger system, is the line of site canon system bypassed by the trigger and will ETTL work with the triggers?
Do you suggest a certain configuration with canon flash units, for example do i still need to set flashes as master and slaves?
Thank you
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Michele Menier - Hey, I just got my Cyber Sync receivers and transmitter and am having a heck of a time getting them up and working with my Sony a900. Do you have experience with yours and Sony cameras? I have the hot shoe adaptors…
admin - Hi Michele, I use a Sony A850 with a $15 adapter I sell so my transmitter works perfectly my receiver. I have had great results and consistent reliability. If you purchase my trigger system and send me a note, I will throw in the adapter for free. If you use regular hot shoe flashes, there will be no additional adapters needed!
Best,
Scott
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Nathan Morgan - I’m a big fan of PW but not of their price! Thanks for sharing…never heard of these being used by pro so I’ll definitely check it out!
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Cathh - I saw your answer to Michelle’s question about using her Sony flash with your system. I switched from Sony to Canon last year, and still have my HVL-F56 external Sony flash, along with one Canon 580EXII. Can I use both at the same time with your system? I want a portable studio setup using what I already have. Thanks.
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Splashing Color with Speed Lights! BMW & ExpoImaging, Inc. » David Lloyd Photography - [...] Three Speed Lights were used with the Rogue FlashBender Large reflectors to provide side light and direct light 45 degrees above camera axis to light the BMW. An additional three Speed Lights were fitted with Rogue FlashBender Grids and Color Gels from the die cut Rogue Gel Sets. Two of the Gelled Speed Lights were then set at floor level on Manfrotto 175-F Justin clamps at 45 degrees to the left and right of the paper fan, splashing Blue and Yellow light on the fan flutes. A third Speed Light, similarly fitted with the Rogue Grid and Gel, was placed behind the paper fan, splashing Magenta light through the fan. All in all two sets of SRs “Tiny Triggers were required to trigger all of six Speed Lights. http://www.tinytriggers.info [...]
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johnny quattlebaum - I use these and have no problems! Recommend M mode on flash to preffered levels so they are constant and u can move all over the place. I was triggering them from a far distance even in bright sun light.
Elizabeth Gantner - I shoot Nikon. I have never used off camera flash as of yet, and I also don’t know a whole lot about wireless flash systems. I will be attending photo school and am required to have both a flash and wireless system. I am looking at the sb-700. Will the tiny trigger set be compatible with that? Thanks!
admin - yes, tiny triggers work with Nikon system it Canon system and the Strobie 130 is a great inexpensive flash that works perfectly with the Tiny Triggers. It also come with a free learning guide on how to use this completely manual system for ultimate creative control.
Hilary - wow that’s what i’ve been looking for!!!!!!!! thanks scott n cant wait to use it!!!!!!!! i also want to join your mentorship program!
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