I have this set that I use for my softboxes and I was wondering what additional equipment I would need to do off camera flash or is this all I need?
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You will need some flashes of course. This is 1 set which has 1 transmitter (to put on the camera) and 1 receiver (to put on the flash). You will need a light stand for each flash (or a monopod and someone / assistant to hold it for you.) A 5 in 1 reflector would help to have as well to bounce light from the opposite side of the softbox back into the model.
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If you do OCF, you will need additional light stands (possibly attachments depending on the stands you get), flashes of course and depending on how many OCFs you plan on having, you may need extra receivers. The good thing about these is you can set them to different channels and turn them on and off depending on your lighting preferences.
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They sell one or as a set of two pocket wizards. You need two. One for the camera to send the signal and a second one to received and set off the flash.
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You can use it, with or without a flash, works great either way. To add-on multiple flashes, you will need to buy additional receivers.
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As explained by DK Mckenzie. If done this way, impossible for the flash to fall off - see the photos I posted to show how it is mounted. As shame that this is not intuitive - Because if you do what seems natural - wrap the velcro around the OUTSIDE of the softbox - it will fall off every time. The manufacturer should put a 1 page instruction sheet in the package, but they don't.
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I looked up your camera. I don't think it has a hot shoe mount for an external flash. If it does (is there a "flap" that hides it?), then you can put this on it. Even if it doesn't, this flash has a slave function that lets you fire it off when you fire off your built-in flash. So you could still get really flash results just using this flash in slave mode.
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It is a softbox. It is compatible with everything and also nothing. It just diffuses the light from your off camera flash.
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You can get a much better lighting angle of your flash than you would probably get from the top of your camera. You could also turn the flash to sideways with the rotating bracket. Comes handy if you do not have walls or reflectors to bounce light. If you add a soft box for your flash, you would a much nicer tone especially if you are shooting people -- the pictures come out definitely better. The grip too lends a hand in handling your kit.
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I beleive there are a couple of settings for the flash. Like flash, fill flash and so on. I think you can download the manual from their site.
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I used it to take photos for E-Bay but only under controlled light conditions. Using normal ambient indoor lighting did not work well for me and the flash created shadows. Ultimately got rid of this camera so don't know if an external flash can be attached - sorry.
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I have seen similar flash units with the GODOX brand on them that come with a softbox attachment.. while these flashes are good for the money the mountings to the stand are not that tough so they need to be mounted with care and not overloaded.. the 250w head seem a lot more substantial and can also be found with softboxes if you search
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If your built-in flash is popping up, then you can use your speedlite flash externally, off the camera. Most digital cameras will have settings in which you select how you want to use your flash, such as if you want to use a remote flash - read thru your owner's manual to get the exact info for your camera. What kind of camera do you have? I bought this speedlite for my Pentax and it works great - I like to use it remotely, off the camera, with a diffuser.
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You will need to be "hard wired" with a sync cord and the flash in manual. The smaller flashes should be fine depending on your ISO and f stop. with a dual strobe bracket you can fire two flashes at once and double your output. Consider purchasing a monolight stobe in the softbox to make use of the modeling light. try these products: Cowboystudio 400 Watt Photography Studio Monolight, Studio Strobe Light with 75 W Model LampDSLRKIT Dual / Triple Flash Bracket Umbrella Holder Light Stand shoe 1/4" ScrewHope it helps Paul. You will need to be "hard wired" with a sync cord and the flash in manual. The smaller flashes should be fine depending on your ISO and f stop. with a dual strobe bracket you can fire two flashes at once and double your output. Consider purchasing a monolight stobe in the softbox to make use of the modeling light. try these products: Cowboystudio 400 Watt Photography Studio Monolight, Studio Strobe Light with 75 W Model LampDSLRKIT Dual / Triple Flash Bracket... » Read More You will need to be "hard wired" with a sync cord and the flash in manual. The smaller flashes should be fine depending on your ISO and f stop. with a dual strobe bracket you can fire two flashes at once and double your output. Consider purchasing a monolight stobe in the softbox to make use of the modeling light. try these products: Cowboystudio 400 Watt Photography Studio Monolight, Studio Strobe Light with 75 W Model LampDSLRKIT Dual / Triple Flash Bracket Umbrella Holder Light Stand shoe 1/4" ScrewHope it helps Paul. « Show Less
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Not sure exactly what you're asking but Canon T3i is what I'm using the flash on. It's very versatile but as I said in my review you do need to know about flashes. If you're question is in general I think you can probably find what you need by just googling it! Hope this helps!
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The camera has a built-in flash. The kit does not come with any additional flash
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Yes, it will support any hot-shoe flash. Because the mounting for the softbox can be adjusted up and down, it will also work with a flash mounted on a remote trigger or cable
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All the Rebels and mid-level Canons have pop-up flashes. You don't NEED to buy a flash... but you may want to at some point to avoid that washed-out living-dead look. You don't NEED to buy anything except an SD memory card to get started. I would suggest at least a 4GB card class 4 or 6. I would also recommend having more than one card. Suggested accessories include a memory card reader for your computer (this is much faster than trying to download photos through the camera), a spare battery (see SterlingTek.com for very good generic batteries) and a case. That's about it... for starters, at least.
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You have to add a Godox Cells II Trigger to shot high speed, for off camera flash, and a TT850 flash on HSS mode. but remember that for now only works for Canon cameras, I got this system and Works great.