FINAL SALES ITEM - PIXEL ROOK/N PRO FLASH TRIGGER NIKON
Web Code: 029RES007 • Mfr Code: ROOKNKIT
Was: $169.99 CAD
Now Only $69.10 CAD
SAVE $100.89
FINAL SALES ITEM - PIXEL ROOK/N PRO FLASH TRIGGER NIKON is rated
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Product Highlights
- The Pixel Rook is a multi-functional 3 in 1 remote control device
- It can be used as a wireless shutter remote control and as a wireless flash trigger system as well as a wireless studio trigger system
- Offers TTL pass-through on the transmitter and Wireless flash grouping
Overview
- The Pixel Rook is a multi-functional 3 in 1 remote control device
- It can be used as a wireless shutter remote control and as a wireless flash trigger system as well as a wireless studio trigger system
- Offers TTL pass-through on the transmitter and Wireless flash grouping
- Features include FSK 2.4GHz signal, TTL pass-through hotshoe on the transmitter, 4 channels, wireless flash Grouping: 3 groups with 7 combinations (A, B, C, AB, AC, BC, ABC), claimed range of up to 200 metres, 3.5mm sync sockets, sync speeds up to 1/250th sec, metal hotshoe foot
- Compatible cameras include Nikon D1, D1x, D1H, D2x, D2xs, D2H, D2Hx, D3, D3x, D3S, D700, D700s, D300, D300s, D200, D80, D3100, D90, D5000, D5100, D7000, Fujifilm S5 Pro, Kodak DCS Pro 14n etc.
- Compatible flashguns include:
- SB-900, SB-800, SB-600, SB-700, SB-28, SB-80DX, Metz/SUNPAK/Sigma Nikon fit flashguns and most studio strobes
- Included:
- ROOK transmitter x 1, ROOK receiver x 1, studio connecting cable (3.5mm & 6.35mm) x 2, shutter connecting cable x 2, instruction manual x 1
Reviews
Rated 3 out of
5
by
cameradude27 from
good trigger for the discounted price
what it doesn't tell you is that the TTL portion only works on the transmitter that is in your cameras hot shoe, while the flash is also attached to your camera. so in order for ttl to be kept you have to stack camera body, transmitter, flash in that order. TTL is not kept when the flash is off camera, so be weary of that. Make sure you have the Cannon or Nikon brand flashes if you want to keep TTL while flash is off camera. did not work for my sigma flash
Date published: 2018-01-19
