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Vello FreeWave Captain Wireless TTL Triggering System Kit with Additional Receiver for Canon E-TTL / E-TTL II Cameras
Key Features
- FreeWave Captain TTL Transmitter
- Two FreeWave Captain TTL Receivers
- Flash Cables and Shutter Release Cable
- 2.4 GHz Reduced Interference Frequency
For reliable flash triggering with full Canon E-TTL / E-TTL II support, this Vello FreeWave Captain Wireless TTL Triggering System Kit from B&H comes with a transmitter and two receivers, as well as flash cables and a shutter release cable, to greatly expand your off camera lighting capabilities with multiple speedlites.
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Is this compatible with Canon 70D? Can this be used as a Shutter Trigger as well as Flash trigger(canon speedlite 430EXII at the same time?
Hi Jacob, this item is available for Canon and Nikon. I have a Nikon D800 and it works great as a remote shutter release. I have not tried if as a flash release. A very high quality product. Enjoy. Mickey
Date published: 2018-08-26
Does this kit work with non Canon speedlites?
Does this kit work with non Canon speedlites?
The kit works only with Canon speedlights, however there are FreeWave Captain kits that are compatible with other speedlight manufacturers.
Please contact us at [email protected] for more information.
Date published: 2019-07-17
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Can the receivers be used as Transceivers too? (I mean both as a transmitter and Receiver)?
No, it does not do both.
Date published: 2019-05-23
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If I use this remote with the Photogenic AKC 50BK Strobe Kit will this allow me to use flash sink speeds above 250?
Good question, Dave. I just got mine and am going to use if for the first time on Friday. I am awaiting delivery of some strobe cords so I can use my older Sunpak 622Supers with this setup. Because it does not hook to the normal shoes, I know that is just manual operation capable. From what I know, if you are using Speedlights mounted to the shoes, it is supposedly the same capability as on-camera, which means the higher shutter-speeds will work. I would suggest calling in to the Customer Service and ask your question there. I did this with the cords that I needed and got complete information to make the decision. They are really helpful with this stuff.Tom West
Date published: 2018-08-26
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With these 2 receivers, its possible from transmitter to give different EV values to each flash? Ex. On my 430-exII main light I want to stay zero. On my another 430-exII as rim, I want - 2/3.
No, that would not work. The Vello FreeWave Captain Wireless TTL triggers do not allow different groups, so all flashes on the off-camera remotes would have any EV changes set equally on all off-camera flashes. You would need to purchase a wireless trigger system that allows you to place different flashes in different groups for your stated usage needs.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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I owned this product for two years and Im planning on switching to Sony cameras. Is there a way to use some or all of the with Sony?
If you are purchasing a new Sony camera that uses the Multi-Interface hot shoe, the Vello FreeWave Captain Wireless TTL Triggering System for Canon E-TTL SLRs will fit into the camera's hot shoe. However, as the wireless triggers are designed for Canon E-TTL II automatic flash exposure, and not for Sony's TTL system, do note you will have to set the flash output manually; there will be no TLL automatic exposure when using this on a Sony camera.
Date published: 2018-08-25
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Any idea when this item may become available?
It should be soon but the manufacture has not given us a date yet.
Date published: 2018-08-25
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Would I be able to trigger a second body using the reciever?
The first and second camera body would need to have a receiver connected to each of them and would need to be on the same channel as the transmitter.
Date published: 2018-08-25
