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    Captain of the Ship Photo-John's Avatar
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    New PocketWizard Radio Slaves

    PocketWizard just announced a couple of new radio slave units. I haven't been very excited about radio slaves for a while. But they've really done something special with the two new ones. They support TTL flash metering for Nikon and Canon cameras and they will also time the trigger to provide 1/500th second flash sync. I haven't bought a new radio slave since I got my original set of PocketWizard Plus slaves, 5 or 6 years ago. But I think I will probably be picking up a set of the new FlexTT5 transceivers when they become available.

    PocketWizard MiniTT1 Transmitter and FlexTT5 Transceiver Announcement >>
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    Re: New PocketWizard Radio Slaves

    >> They support TTL flash metering for Nikon and Canon cameras
    For pet photos, I think that's a key feature for me.
    I'll hold off on buying PW until these are available.
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    Re: New PocketWizard Radio Slaves

    I've being giving more and more thought to getting some type of remote triggering device. These look like something to keep an eye on.
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