Is there a module that I can use so that this product work with any other flash trigger other than pocket wizard?
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As far as I know the only internal modules for the Sekonic L358 are the FCC (US) and the CU (European) versions for the Pocket Wizard controllers. The transmitters operate on both ControlTL® and Standard frequencies of Pocket Wizard devices.
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You will need a Pocket Wizard Camera Cable to connect the Pocket Wizard to the camera's cable release receptical. The type of cable depends on the camera and on whether you want to pre-trigger or not.Here is an example (there is also a table on the bottom of the page with a grid explaining which cable works for which camera): PocketWizard 802-453 CM-N3-ACC Canon MD Pre-Trigger for MM
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You just need a cable to connect the pocket wizard to the triggering port on your camera...correct cable usually comes with the pocket wizard
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Edd, the pocket wizard comes with various wires that you should be able to connect your camera to the flash unit. I can't speak to your exact set-ups but I have a Hasselblad C with a Phase One back and I connect the flash unit to the Phase One back, connect the lens shutter release to the Phase one back and the back triggers the flash without fail. If for some reason your setup doesn't use the standard connections, then you may need an additional wire, but I have a variety of cameras and have been able to connect the Pocket Wizards to the flash units without a problem - everything from Mamiya to a Large Format film camera. Hope that helps. Edd, the pocket wizard comes with various wires that you should be able to connect your camera to the flash unit. I can't speak to your exact set-ups but I have a Hasselblad C with a Phase One back and I connect the flash unit to the Phase One back, connect the lens shutter release to the Phase one back and the back triggers the flash without fail. If for some reason your setup doesn't use the standard connections, then you may need an additional wire, but I have a variety of cameras and have been able to connect the Pocket Wizards to the flash units without a problem - everything from... » Read More Edd, the pocket wizard comes with various wires that you should be able to connect your camera to the flash unit. I can't speak to your exact set-ups but I have a Hasselblad C with a Phase One back and I connect the flash unit to the Phase One back, connect the lens shutter release to the Phase one back and the back triggers the flash without fail. If for some reason your setup doesn't use the standard connections, then you may need an additional wire, but I have a variety of cameras and have been able to connect the Pocket Wizards to the flash units without a problem - everything from Mamiya to a Large Format film camera. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Some other brand are compatible with pocket wizards triggers so it works and if your trigger is not compatible with pocket wizards it not works.
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As far as I know you can use the mini TT1 and a flex TT5 in "standard mode" to trigger anything that will accept the pocket wizard triggering cable or hot shoe cable. You have to use both together the cable is routed from the TT5 to whatever you are trying to trigger. Don't know if the elinchrom D-Lite 4 will accept a hotshoe cable if so it should work. I use Bowens lights with built pocket wizard compatible receivers.
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Yes, trigger should be compatible w/Nikon. And trigger should be mounted on camera,and receiver on flash lightkit to synchronize to fire flash when camera flashes. Regards, kimoutlet
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you won't need a cord to hook up to your camera as that will mount directly to your hot shoe, as for the flash, the pocket wizard comes with a couple generic cords to hook up to your flash (whether that be a professional strobe or basic speedlites) but to answer your question, you will need some kind of cord to connect the pocket wizard to your flash. with proper cord configurations you can actually use a pocket wizard to fire your camera remotely in a chain reaction to then fire a flash!! like some kind of pocketwizardception O.o
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Thank you for your inquiry. These strobes are equipped with a built in slave trigger or photocell. With this feature they will fire automatically as soon as they sense another flash going off. The wireless trigger that comes with this kit will work with any camera that is equipped with a "hotshoe".
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Yes you'll need 5 pocket wizards in order to get them work or,.... a cheaper way is, if you're studio lites have cell ( in which they go off with other flashes firing at the same time) you can use 2 pocket wizards one for transceiver and one for receiver.
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I would suggest these instead: Yongnuo YN-622C Wireless ETTL Flash Trigger Receiver Transmitter Transceiver . After purchasing the Apurture, I realized they were not ETTL and require manual settings on all the flashes.
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I use mine with a wireless trigger and it works fine. The only problem is that the flash goes into sleep mode every few minutes. It is annoying. I wish there was a way to make sure it stay awake until I shut it done.
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no it dose not, i just dont use pocketwizard for my setup so there is no reason for me to spend the extra money on module.
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yep, almost any speedlight will work. Now if you use the Yongnuo transmitters, they might not fit. I use pocket wizards
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No to the first answer. I never tried triggering via USB but I doubt that unless you maybe find some other software that can do that.
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You could use it without a Pocket Wizard as a slave flash, these newer 250w also include a sync cord so you can try both ways.
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I use mine as a slave flash so the answer would be yes. You do need a slave adapter to use as the trigger, attached to the base of the flash. They are inexpensive to purchase.