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Friday, November 20, 2009
New Chinese TTL Remotes Surfacing for Nikon and Canon
Info is sketchy at this point. But the Strobist Flickr group is pretty much at DEFCON 1, of course. On a discussion thread, Flickr user "Cotswald," who is apparently involved with the company, says:
• We WILL be selling these in Europe. I won't discuss exact prices, but will say that prices will be lower than those quoted above. (DH note: Less than $200/ set + shipping.)
• The PC socket is screwlock.
• They do support i-TTL, TTL and Manual.
• As said above, the Canon version will ship in the New Year, or just before XMAS.
• I am just checking trigger voltage safe limits. Range for me is about the same as the RF-602, ie. over 100m line of sight (I ran out of room at 200m).
• (DH here) Frequency is 2,4GHz, which is in the Wi-Fi/cordless phone neighborhood.
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Well, there you go. The discussion thread, with links, is here. Things are getting interesting.
FWIW, I wrote the company, trying to buy a set to test. (I try to stay away from the "review set" graft thing.) But so far, no response.
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