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Key Features
- Optional Remote TTL for Nikon
- 9 Channels, 3 Groups
- Wireless Power Control
- Remote Modeling Light Control
Impact's Venture Wireless Controller with Nikon Shoe is the key to wireless triggering and TTL remote control of its Venture TTL-600 Battery-Powered Monolight. Operating on the 2.4 GHz bandwidth, the controller has 9 frequency channels, 3 groups per channel, and a range of up to 328' for TTL triggering with select Nikon cameras. The controller allows for high speed sync and second curtain sync. You can also control each monolight's light intensity from full to 1/128 power as well as setting the modeling light brightness from 10% to 100%. The controller runs on 2 AAA batteries and features a Mini-USB connector that allows for firmware updates directly from Impact's website.
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Will the Venture Wireless controller trigger the Impact PowerSync 16-80?
No, it will not. The Impact Venture Wireless Controller is specifically designed for use with the Impact Venture TTL-600 Battery-Powered Monolight. It is not compatible for use with the Impact PowerSync 16-80 Transceiver.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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Am using Profoto Air Remote in manual mode with my Fujifilm GFX. IT's gret as universal to most brands. There isn't a Venture trigger for Fujifilm GFX. I don't need TTL, how would I trigger the Venture 600 with Fujifilm GFX. What trigger would I have to get?
You have a few options. If you already own two (2) Profoto Air Remote Transceivers, you can have one connected to your camera's hot shoe while connecting the second to the 1/4 phone sync terminal of the Impact Venture TTL-600 Battery-Powered Monolight by using either the Profoto Male 1/4 Phono to Male 3.5mm Miniphone Cable - 11.8 , B&H # PRPMMPM , or the more economical Impact Sync Cord Male Mini to Male Phono (16 ), B&H # IMMMPM16. This would work the same as your current system, with the only main difference being you would not be able to control the light's output power or modeling lamps from the on-camera transmitter; you would have to set the light output manually on the Impact Venture monolight fixture. The other option would be to purchase the Impact Venture Wireless Controller with Nikon Shoe and simply use the remote in manual mode (as TTL mode would not be compatible with your camera). This should still allow you to control the flash output power from the on-camera transmitter.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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can this trigger a pocket wizard TT5, I use multi-light set up?
This transmitter is strictly for triggering the Impact Venture monolights and it cannot trigger a Pocket Wizard transceiver.
Date published: 2018-11-04
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Is this controller compatible with any Impact receiver? ...Similar to how Pocketwizard is.
No, it is not. At the time of this reply, the Impact Venture Wireless Controller with Canon Shoe is specifically designed for use with the Impact Venture TTL 600 Monolight, and will not work with any other Impact radio receiver currently in our inventory.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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Does this controller allow you to shoot in TTL, then hold/lock that output level by switching to manual (on the controller, not the camera)? For example, set the controller to TTL and take a test shot. If the exposure looks great, then switch the controller to manual mode to lock that output level to keep shooting without levels changing with each new composition.
No, it does not have that function.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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will this work with other impact monolights? like de VC 500WL ?
This controller can only work with the Impact Venture monolight.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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How long will the batteries last on the controller?
Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not list the battery life on this controller, but it is recommended to remove the AAA batteries when storing the controller for long periods of time.
Date published: 2018-08-26