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FUSION TLC Raven Flash Trigger for Nikon

Name: FUSION TLC Raven Flash Trigger for Nikon
Brand: FUSION TLC
SKU: FURFTNKNNA
Price: 389.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.5 (6 reviews)

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FUSION TLC Raven Flash Trigger for Nikon

Key Features

Supports Nikon
Dual Flash Brand Control and Triggering
Range: 1500' Manual, 500' TTL/HSS
Controls TTL, Manual, PowerTrack Modes

Compatible with Nikon camera bodies, the Raven Flash Trigger from FUSION TLC offers the unique ability to trigger and control power levels of two different flash brands at the same time. It works with flashes from Profoto, Paul C. Buff, Godox, Flashpoint, Pixapro, PocketWizard, Canon, and Nikon using PocketWizard Flex TT5/TT6.

The Raven flash trigger offers multiple features such as dual flash brand control and triggering, TTL, Manual and PowerTrack modes, SyncView, HSS, Rear Curtain Sync, Control Modes (Sync Only, Manual + Sync, Full Control), remote camera triggering, Auto and Manual Focus assist light, Fill light, RF Noise Indicator, MultiPop and SpeedCycle, Intervalometer, OLED color touchscreen, Wi-Fi firmware updates, and more. All these attributes are put together to expand your creative lighting control.

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FUSION TLC Raven Overview

Multiple Features

Built-in 2500mAh lithium-ion rechargeable battery with 16 hours normal usage battery life
1.4" diameter OLED display with touchscreen and adjustable screen brightness
Frequencies Band: 2.4 GHz with Paul C. Buff/Godox/Profoto and 340-351 MHz with PocketWizard
Wi-Fi cloud firmware updates
Flash Control: TTL, Manual, PowerTrack, and Control mode (Manual, Manual +Sync, Full Control)
Up to 1500' operating range using normal Manual sync and 500' using TTL or HSS (FP)
Control Channels with RF Noise Indicator: 16 channels with Paul C. Buff, 8 to 20 channels with Profoto, 32 channels with Godox, and 32 channels with PocketWizard
Flash Timing Control: SyncView, Rear Curtain Sync, and HSS/FP
Special Modes: MultiPop, SpeedCycle, Sound Trigger, PING Test, and Burst Counter

UPC: 860007658402

FUSION TLC Raven Specs

Key Specs

Channels	32
Groups	4
Wireless Range	1500' / 457.2 m
Inputs/Outputs	1x USB-A

Wireless

Channels	32
Groups	4
Wireless Range	1500' / 457.2 m
Radio Frequency	2.4 GHz

General

Control Modes	Manual, TTL
Sync Speed	1/8000 Sec (High-Speed)

Connectivity

Inputs/Outputs

1x USB-A

Physical

Dimensions	4 x 3 x 2.5" / 10.2 x 7.6 x 6.3 cm
Weight	5.6 oz / 159 g

Packaging Info

Package Weight	0.755 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.2 x 4.2 x 3.6"

FUSION TLC Raven Reviews

Terrible reliability , severe battery issues

By RD Valley

Rated 2 out of 5

Date: 2024-05-04

Bough in Jan 2024, and noticed that battery issues as reported by many are so true. Its some serious design fault on battery mother board. AT times screen gets so heated up you get a feel may explode. In 2 months 1 repair already done under warranty. I lost trust in this Fusion Raven TLC trigger was using on Nikon D810/850. Would not recommend this product. Highly unreliable. Prices now hover around 370+/- not worth the premium.

Hand's down the best radio I've owned

By John

Rated 5 out of 5

Date: 2023-01-27

I should start off by saying that this is the second Raven I have purchased. A large part of my work is architectural and industrial environment shooting, and I must say, this little bugger has allowed me to really up my game. For one, the Raven allows for me to dial in flash output for up to four (4) separate zones which is paramount when shooting large spaces with extremely varied ambient light and/or hyper challenging lighting environments. And when I say "dial in" I literally mean dial the flash output on a dial that resembles a diver's watch. Super easy. The Raven also allows one to mix two different lighting sources together and be controlled by one single radio (i.e., Godox, Profoto, Paul Buff, PocketWizard, etc.). During the time I was trying to build out my lighting platform to one single brand, this is immensely helpful. I finally settled on a combination of about a half dozen Godox AD600 and AD400 units which is usually enough horsepower to light most large architectural and industrial spaces that I would be commissioned to shoot. Furthermore, with as much traveling as I do on assignment, and factoring in the bang for the buck, the Godox units have proved to be an extremely reliable platform, especially when pairing with the Raven which is light years ahead of the Godox radio kit. Lastly, the SyncView feature of the Raven is nothing short of amazing. As a former sports shooter, I can't tell you how much I wish this technology had been around years ago. The SyncView is also very handy when one has to overpower the sun. Gone are the days when a shooter needed a series of monster 2K WS packs to achieve those results. We can now use strobes at a fraction of the power and simply dial up the shutter speeds to something north of 1/2000th of a second and achieve brilliance. I am including two recent client shots that I took that were extremely difficult ambient lighting scenarios. By simply manually controlling and dialing in each strobe zone separately, I was able to achieve consistent exposure throughout the image. Each shot was taken with 4 separate strobes and lighting zones. PS - I forgot to mention, the brightness of the radio screen is great too, especially for old farts like me who can't see things up close very well anymore!!!

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My PocketWizards are CE frequency, will the Raven ...

My PocketWizards are CE frequency, will the Raven work with them? Or does this version only trigger FCC PocketWizards?

Asked by: Heather

Since the radio frequency of Pocket Wizard with FCC compliance is 344Mhz, the CE version of the FUSION TLC Raven Flash Trigger for Nikon cannot trigger the Pocket Wizards with CE compliance.

Answered by: Boyd H

Date published: 2025-05-11

Do I need a receiver for the Paul C. Buff ...

Do I need a receiver for the Paul C. Buff Celestial and Link? I saw another comment about the link but not celestial. Also, if it doesn’t need a receiver and syncs to both wirelessly, does it work well enough or do you recommend getting another receiver to be better? Thank you!

Asked by: Mikaela

I was able to use this with a Godox AD600 and Paul C. Buff Celestial at the same time. No issues.

Answered by: RC

Date published: 2025-01-22

Any plans for Broncolor, I was wondering?

Asked by: Oz John

They sent out a e-mail not too long ago stating that a Sony version was coming this year, along with Elinchrom, Westcott and Broncolor compatibility.

Answered by: Guy Daudelin

Date published: 2023-07-19

Anyone know if the Raven will trigger the Paul ...

Anyone know if the Raven will trigger the Paul Buff's Link?

Asked by: Johnny

The Raven can trigger the LINK either through the LINK's internal receiver or through an E Release upgraded PowerMC2. Using the PowerMC2 would allow you to adjust power to the LINK through a Sekonic L-478DR that has been upgraded to the E Release. It would also allow you to use PocketWizards plus another brand, like Godox or Profoto, at the same time as using Paul Buff.

Answered by: Heather

Date published: 2023-09-06