Need to place that speedlight five football fields away? No problem.
Or, at least no problem 90% of the time, according to the specs on the "iShoot Sniper" remote transceiver from the Chinese company
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Friday, January 7, 2011
Sketchy iShoot Sniper Remote Claims 500m Range, Immunity From Copyright
UPDATE: 500m? Bzzzznt. More like 30m. And it can't hold a 1/250th sec sync, either. Surprise, right?
Need to place that speedlight five football fields away? No problem.
Or, at least no problem 90% of the time, according to the specs on the "iShoot Sniper" remote transceiver from the Chinese companyMcLovin' Photoloving.
Highlights include... Read more »
Need to place that speedlight five football fields away? No problem.
Or, at least no problem 90% of the time, according to the specs on the "iShoot Sniper" remote transceiver from the Chinese company
Highlights include... Read more »
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