PocketWizard MiniTT1 - Transmissor de Rádio Escravo para os Sistemas Canon E-TTL II e E-TTL II
O Transmissor de Rádio Escravo PocketWizard MiniTT1 utiliza a nova plataforma de firmware ControlTL da PocketWizard , é parte de um sistema de rádio escravo super versátil e é dedicado especificamente para o sistema de controle de flash Canon E-TTL II. Ele desliza diretamente na sapata da câmera. Não precisa de ajustes ou modos especiais. Use a câmera, flash na câmera ou controles de flash para compensação de flash, zona e taxa. Ele suporta uma ou várias unidades de flash dedicadas. O MiniTT1 é a inclusão ideal a qualquer sistema de flash Canon E-TTL II. Ele funciona combinado com o Transceiver FlexTT5 e como o sistema funciona com tecnologia de rádio digital, ele suporta E-TTL em esquinas, sem contato visual ou sob luz forte do sol.
- Configurações de 2 Canais + Modo Learn
- Cada configuração pode ser programada para transmitir até 20 canais ControlTL para fotografia TTL ou 32 canais padrão para fotografia com flash manual. O Transceiver FlexTT5 também possui um seletor de 3 zonas, o MiniTT1, programado para os canais PocketWizard 1 e 2.
- Tecnologia de Sincronismo de Alta Velocidade e HyperSync
- Permite velocidades X-sync de até 1/8000 com flash em potência máxima. O sincronismo de alta velocidade fornece auto flash com velocidade de obturador da câmera de até 1/8000. Programação única otimiza HSS para melhor operação e mais fotos por conjunto de baterias.
- Tecnologia de Sincronismo de Alta Velocidade e HyperSync
- Suporta velocidades de sincronismo de flash de até 1/500 de segundo. O Sincronismo de Alta Velocidade sincroniza automaticamente o sistema de flash com o ajuste de velocidade do obturador da câmera até 1/8000.
- Sapata Integrada, Use com Qualquer Flash
- Possui uma sapata na parte superior para que você possa montar uma unidade de flash diretamente na câmera. Isso permite combinar seu flash remoto com o flash na câmera, ou usar o flash na câmera apenas para controle de E-TTL II extra. Os contatos da sapata detectam automaticamente E-TTL dedicado ou flash simples de sapata.
- Compatível com Modelos Anteriores e Disparo Básico
- Opera nos mesmos canais que todos os outros PocketWizards para trabalhar com qualquer unidade que você já possua. O modo de Disparo Básico permite uso padrão com praticamente todas as câmeras de sapata.
- Design Compacto
- O MiniTT1 fica nivelado para deixar o caminho livre e usa uma antena interna.
- Configurável e Atualizável
- O MiniTT1 possui mini porta USB, que faz dele atualizável e "à prova de futuro" para melhorias contínuas e atualizações de compatibilidade. O software PocketWizard Utility, disponível em , permite ajustar funções personalizadas, ajustar o tempo HyperSync e configurar canais.
- Informações Importantes
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- Unidades vendidas nos EUA usam 344.0MHz para os canais 1-16 e 346.5-354.0MHz para os canais 17-32
- Unidades vendidas na Europa usam 433.62MHz para os canais 1-16 e 434.22 para os canais 17-32
- Os modelos dos EUA e Euro não funcionam juntos e os modelos dos EUA comprados por clientes fora dos EUA não incluem garantia
- Os modelos dos EUA não são aprovados para uso fora dos EUA e podem interferir com dispositivos na Europa
| Compatível com TTL | E-TTL, E-TTL II |
| Número de Canais | 52 Canais em 26 Frequências |
| Antena | Interno |
| Alcance Máximo: |
30 a 800 pés (240m) para disparo de E-TTL 30 a 1.200 pés (365m) para disparo padrão |
| Sapata | |
| Portas | Não tem |
| Requisitos de Alimentação | Bateria de lítio CR-2450 (ou CR-2354) |
| Dimensões | 2,8 x 1,9 x 1,3 polegada (7,1 x 4,9 x 3,3cm) CxLxA |
| Peso | 2,3 onças (65g) |
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by PowerReviews(based on 135 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
88%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Pros
- Lightweight (115)
- Easy to use (97)
- Reliable (77)
- Packs small / compresses (44)
- Strong construction (19)
Cons
- Not durable (13)
- Not functional (9)
- Unreliable (6)
- Difficult to use (5)
- Poor quality (3)
Best Uses
- Weddings (53)
- Portraits (51)
- Family photos (40)
- Studio (37)
- Travel (35)
- Reviewer Profile:
- Semi-pro photographer (37), Professional (34), Semi-professional (26), Pro photographer (20), Photo enthusiast (10)
- Was this a gift?:
- No (68)
Most Liked Positive Review
So Close... but, not there yet.
First, let me start off by saying that I do really like this system but it does have it's limitations.Before purchasing (3) FlexTT5, (1) MiniTT1 and (1) AC3 Zone Controller, I...Read complete review
First, let me start off by saying that I do really like this system but it does have it's limitations.Before purchasing (3) FlexTT5, (1) MiniTT1 and (1) AC3 Zone Controller, I did lots of research on wireless TTL triggers and of course like many of us, the main comparison was between PocketWizard and RadioPoppers. I literally spent a good month of weighing the pros and cons of both system and concluded that BOTH were really good systems. Ideally, if you could just merge the two you would have the ultimate solution. Of course, this is merely a fantasy. So after a weighing the pros and cons I went with the PocketWizards. As we all know (or should know) the Flex and Mini system have an issue with the radio noise of a few popular Canon Speedlites (580EX, 580EX II and 480EX). Of course I only own 580EX II's so I was at a disadvantage from the start. However, the interference issues are only at distances over 30 feet. Since I shoot mostly portrait and product stuff, 30ft is a fair distance... especially since I was already using a 32ft ETTL cord. Well, I put the system to the test and sure enough, 30ft was maximum distance I could get. With the system setup in my house, once I exceeded 30 feet the system was very erratic and misfired a lot. BUT... then I installed the AC5 soft shield (which is included with the FlexTT5). Well, my house was too small to fully test the system as I easily exceeded 30ft, so I moved my test outside to a wide open field in a local park. Low and behold, I easily exceeded the 30ft limitation and was able to trigger the system as far away as 200ft! Now I do understand that the RadioPoppers are good for about 1500ft, which is amazing, but who shoots that far? that's 5 football fields! I'll never need that range. You may... but I certainly do not. Now, throw in the AC3 Zone Controller and the system becomes VERY versatile. The ability to control 3 zones in ANY combination of ETTL or Manual... right from the top of the camera is a fair trade off for the distance thing. Sure you can do sort of the same thing with RadioPopper PX system, via a camera mounted master flash and the Canon A:B:C method. But, it's not nearly as versatile as the AC3 and not as easy to access as the AC3. Another great advantage over the RadioPopper system is that you can easily update the firmware and software via the USB port on each unit. Hopefully the will develop some update that will rectify the interference issue.THE BOTTOM LINE: The PocketWizard Flex and Mini system is quite versatile, but does lack a bit on the reliability end. Having to add the AC5 soft shield can be a bit annoying by limiting your access to the flash controls, but you should not need access if you are using the AC3 Zone Controller. The system can be affected by ambient radio noise and occasionally misfires. For the money, this system should work flawlessly. The truth is... it works ALMOST flawlessly. I can live with it's limitations, because the trade-off is flexibility.The best article that I've read about the Flex system and it's distance limitations is here: http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/multi_page.asp?cid=7-10050-10598
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Most Liked Negative Review
Not Yet Ready for Prime Time
I really, really wanted to like the new Pocket Wizards, because I have used the PW PlusII for several years, and I thought I researched these new units extensively enough. I chose these ...Read complete review
I really, really wanted to like the new Pocket Wizards, because I have used the PW PlusII for several years, and I thought I researched these new units extensively enough. I chose these units because of their lower profile design when trying to trigger off camera flashes while also using an on camera flash (instead of strapping a PW on top of my on camera flash). The appearance of the design is great, especially the Mini. I tested them ahead of a shoot, but testing doesn't completely prepair you for all the circumstances of real under pressure use. I used a pair of Mini/Flex units at a wedding with both eTTL off camera flashes and other AC powered units (which of course is one of this products' main target markets i.e. wedding/candid events). I ultimated chose to return both the Mini and the Flex, and B&H gave me a very prompt refund.
Here are some my biggest frustrations with the Mini & the Flex: 1. Recalibration way too often --When the camera or flash goes to sleep, you have do another calibration shot (which means you need to calibrate every few minutes at a wedding, and frequently miss important shots). So even if you just use the mini or Flex as a triggering device (with flash attached) for use with conventional PocketWizards, your on camera flash won't fire frequently, because the unit needs to so frequently recalibrate. 2. Off camera eTTL flashes often won't fire at all, or won't fire accurately --- The frequency that these units use is heavily effected by the same frequency of the RF "noise" produced by the popular Canon flashes (yes I've read the new version of the 430 is less prone to this RF). Because of this the recieving flash with FlexTT5 attached is too unpredictable if hand-held and often won't fire, or will fire at full power, because the unit needs to be positioned "just so", and often needs to be rediculously close to work at all.
Unfortuanately the engineers blew it on this product. Fixes/Designs they "should have done": 1. They should have allowed the unit to calibrate only once and not needing to have the calibration continually refreshed (maaaaaybe this will be fixed in a firmware update). 2. They could/should have designed the unit to send out 2 signals simultanously-- one to trigger legacy PocketWizard units, and one on a more reliable frequency for the Canon eTTL units (I don't see this happening without them bring out a newer version)
These units are almost contenders, but because of these and other major design flaws, I'm guessing the vast majority of them will be returned.
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Pros
- Easy To Pack
Cons
- Sub-par construction
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Travel
- Weddings/Events
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
Great transmitter love the fact that it can be updated instead of paying for newer versions.
For the price the body should be a bit stronger.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Pack
- Easy to Use
- Lightweight
- Reliable
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
Satisfies my wish for flash photo
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Pack
- Easy to Use
- Lightweight
- Reliable
- Versatile
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Sports/Action
- Travel
- Weddings/Events
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
I use this product in studio on Canon 1D but also in outdoors with a 5d MK II. But last and not least, it works perfecltly as flash trigger with my Fujifilm X100
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Pack
- Easy to Use
- Lightweight
- Reliable
- Strong Construction
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Weddings/Events
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
Very lightweight, small, easy to pack, and the signal is just great!
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Pack
- Easy to Use
- Lightweight
- Reliable
- Strong Construction
Cons
- expensive
Best Uses
- Portrait
- Weddings/Events
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
*** Pro ***
- Small form factor compare to Flex tt5.
- Rigid build compare to old Plus II
- Sync up to 1000 on Alien Bee (light becomes uneven if sync over 1000)
- Update firmware and setting via PC
- Mix with my old Plus IIs
*** Con ***
- Pricy
- Eat battery very quick (you can get $1.5/battery at some places)
Pros
- Easy To Pack
- Easy to Use
- Flexible
- Lightweight
- Versatile
Cons
- Unreliable
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Product photography
- Sports/Action
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
First, let me start off by saying that I do really like this system but it does have it's limitations.Before purchasing (3) FlexTT5, (1) MiniTT1 and (1) AC3 Zone Controller, I did lots of research on wireless TTL triggers and of course like many of us, the main comparison was between PocketWizard and RadioPoppers. I literally spent a good month of weighing the pros and cons of both system and concluded that BOTH were really good systems. Ideally, if you could just merge the two you would have the ultimate solution. Of course, this is merely a fantasy. So after a weighing the pros and cons I went with the PocketWizards. As we all know (or should know) the Flex and Mini system have an issue with the radio noise of a few popular Canon Speedlites (580EX, 580EX II and 480EX). Of course I only own 580EX II's so I was at a disadvantage from the start. However, the interference issues are only at distances over 30 feet. Since I shoot mostly portrait and product stuff, 30ft is a fair distance... especially since I was already using a 32ft ETTL cord. Well, I put the system to the test and sure enough, 30ft was maximum distance I could get. With the system setup in my house, once I exceeded 30 feet the system was very erratic and misfired a lot. BUT... then I installed the AC5 soft shield (which is included with the FlexTT5). Well, my house was too small to fully test the system as I easily exceeded 30ft, so I moved my test outside to a wide open field in a local park. Low and behold, I easily exceeded the 30ft limitation and was able to trigger the system as far away as 200ft! Now I do understand that the RadioPoppers are good for about 1500ft, which is amazing, but who shoots that far? that's 5 football fields! I'll never need that range. You may... but I certainly do not. Now, throw in the AC3 Zone Controller and the system becomes VERY versatile. The ability to control 3 zones in ANY combination of ETTL or Manual... right from the top of the camera is a fair trade off for the distance thing. Sure you can do sort of the same thing with RadioPopper PX system, via a camera mounted master flash and the Canon A:B:C method. But, it's not nearly as versatile as the AC3 and not as easy to access as the AC3. Another great advantage over the RadioPopper system is that you can easily update the firmware and software via the USB port on each unit. Hopefully the will develop some update that will rectify the interference issue.THE BOTTOM LINE: The PocketWizard Flex and Mini system is quite versatile, but does lack a bit on the reliability end. Having to add the AC5 soft shield can be a bit annoying by limiting your access to the flash controls, but you should not need access if you are using the AC3 Zone Controller. The system can be affected by ambient radio noise and occasionally misfires. For the money, this system should work flawlessly. The truth is... it works ALMOST flawlessly. I can live with it's limitations, because the trade-off is flexibility.The best article that I've read about the Flex system and it's distance limitations is here: http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/multi_page.asp?cid=7-10050-10598
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Pack
- Easy to Use
- Lightweight
Cons
Best Uses
- Portraits
- Studio lighting
- Weddings/Events
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
I am very pleased by this little transmitter and am tempted to buy a 2nd to put on my 2nd body so that I can use my off camera lighting for either body I am using during a wedding or so that my 2nd shooter can use the off camera lighting as well. It works well in combination with the pocketwizard flex 5 I bought with it at the same time. Be aware thought that if you use this with a bracket and sync cord you must have the mini tt1 attached directly to the bracket's flash. If you have the sync cord between the mini tt1 and the flash it will not function properly, for example the AF assist beam will not work. I would have given it 5 stars if it was able to do that or at least if they had mentioned that in the manual so that I wasn't left fumbling trying to figure out what was going wrong.
It definitely works better than when I was just using the 580exII's infrared triggering alone with the 430EXII. Not having to be in the other flash's direct line of site is really nice. Having the ability to do off camera flash reliably really has improved my over all work.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Small
Cons
- Battery doesn't last
- Difficult to Use
- Unreliable
Best Uses
- Return it
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
I intended this to trigger my pocket wizard Multi max units. I mounted my Quantum Trio on it and it did not give TTL information MOST of the time.
I returned this item because the battery didn't even last one whole job. There are no rechargeable options and that type of battery is not as easy to get as standard AA or AAA.
The larger FlexTT5 is better because it takes AA's. It still has intermittent TTL function but it is more reliable in other modes.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy to Use
- Reliable
- Strong Construction
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Sports/Action
- Travel
- Weddings/Events
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
A great product ! small and lightweight, reliable.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Reliable
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Weddings/Events
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
Works great with Leica M9, but it is not easy to set up initially. Once set up it works seamlessly.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Pack
- Easy to Use
- Lightweight
- Reliable
Cons
- Non rechargeable battery
Best Uses
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
Man this thing is slick! Setup was as easy as putting it in the hotshoe and turning it on. Already came with the latest firmware but is USB upgradeable and you can even adjust power output of your flashes using flash compensation! Fantastic!
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Pack
- Easy to Use
- Reliable
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Sports/Action
- Weddings/Events
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
As a wedding photographer, I needed a reliable & portable solution. This is most definitely a good case of getting what you pay for, as it works just as it should with no fuss.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy to Use
- Reliable
Cons
Best Uses
- Weddings/Events
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
I bought the mini so I could sync above 1/250. I use this with the Plus II and it's worked great. I also like the built-in hot shoe feature.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy to Use
- Lightweight
- Reliable
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Weddings/Events
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
easy to setup, easy to use. works quite well.!!!
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy to Use
- Lightweight
- Reliable
- Strong Construction
Cons
- None
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Sports/Action
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
Excellent product. Easy to use and very reliable. I have tried other Chinese products but this is much better. Besides being one of the only ones who worked on my 1d. It is a wonderful set with the Flex TT5.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy to Use
- Lightweight
Cons
- Priced too high
Best Uses
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
Obviously these are the standard in remote flash and they work great. My only negative opinion is they're over priced for the technology, but you get what you pay for.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Pack
- Hypersync
- Lightweight
- Reliable
- Strong Construction
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
I've used my pocketwizard plus for the past 4 years and they still work great. So when the new mini tt1 came out with backward compatibility, it surely made my upgrade easy. Aside from pocketwizard's reliability, the hypersync feature allowed me to suppress ambient light by more than 2/3rd of a stop, which allowed me to use lower watt/sec strobes (ie. elinchrom quadra) in the bright outdoors.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Creativity
- Easy To Pack
- Easy to Use
- Freedom to move
- Lightweight
- Reliable
Cons
Best Uses
- Weddings/Events
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
If you are considering buying this radio slave, you already know what it does. What you need to know is that it does it very well, the range and penetration of the radio was more than I expected, as of yet no problems. The ETTL compatibility is amazing, ETTL accuracy and ease with the freedom to move your flash off camera.
I would suggest buying this product instead of cutting corners, if you want a radio this is the one to buy.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy to Use
- Lightweight
- Reliable
Cons
Best Uses
- Sports/Action
- Weddings/Events
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
Works exactly like it says it does. It's a nifty little gadget for sure.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Lightweight
- Reliable
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Travel
- Weddings/Events
Comments about PocketWizard MiniTT1 Radio Slave Transmitter for Canon E-TTL & E-TTL II Systems:
Outstanding flash trigger, Works anywhere, inside or out at great distances.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
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