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The ePhoto Remote Optical Slave Trigger is a shoe-mounted flash accessory that allows photographers to wirelessly trigger their flash units without the need for batteries. With a standard thread screw socket for tripod mounting and an impressive operational range of 60 feet, this device is perfect for both amateur and professional photographers looking to enhance their shooting experience.
R**S
Nice "universal" optical flash trigger
Work very well even with old Vivitar 283 high voltage trigger flash units. I am surprised just how well they work even with the optical pickup not in direct view of the triggering flash unit. It is powered from the flash unit so no batteries to wear out at a bad time. Very glad I bought them.
L**S
Solid construction but didn't work for me
It seems solid but it did not work with my camera/flash combination. There really is no way to know if the optical slave trigger is working if it doesn't trigger your flash, I can't say more.
A**R
Works fine.
It works on my Vivitar 283 which has a high trip voltage. It doesn't have a locking screw.
V**Y
Cheap way to trigger a Speedlite
This works great! Its a cheap way to trigger a speedlite using another flash w/o using a dedicated flash trigger.
T**W
Just what I wanted
This came with no instructions but it performed quite well. Just attach it to a second flash and it is tripped by the first flash. No problems. Great price!
B**R
Works great! Solved a problem with a Sony camera.
Works great! Used it to solve a goofy problem with a Sony camera that has a strange hotshoe. We used the popup flash to trigger this unit which then triggered a Cactus flash. Worked great!
C**Y
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Does not work with neewer or yonugo flashes, they are manual. Also did not work with my sony flash and shoe adapter.
A**.
Works, very sensitive.
It works even in broad daylight triggered by the on-camera flash set on it's lowest output. Threaded base makes mounting to a light stand easy.
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