Vello FreeWave Fusion Basic Wireless Flash Trigger with Two Receivers Kit for Nikon Cameras

The Vello FreeWave Fusion Basic Wireless Flash Trigger with Two Receivers Kit for Nikon Cameras from Fotohaus Klinger provides the ability to wirelessly trigger a hot shoe, studio flash, or a camera's shutter from up to 328' away. This allows you to work with more freedom as the FreeWave Fusion Basic does not require line-of-sight alignment. The devices operate on the 328' GHz frequency and have 16 channels to ensure there is no interference from other units.

The FreeWave Fusion Basic 2.4 GHz Wireless Trigger System for Nikon from Vello is a versatile, reliable remote control kit that will trigger a camera, shoe mount flash, and studio lights from up to 328' away. Sixteen discrete channels provide the ability to avoid interference from other users while maximizing your creative potential.

Use the system to expand the capabilities of a shoe mount flash or studio lights without the hassle of tangled PC cords. The FreeWave system is also great for capturing wildlife. Simply place the camera on a tripod and use the FreeWave Fusion trigger as a remote camera release from a distance. The trigger allows camera's shutter remotely to avoid unwanted camera vibration for sharper macro imaging. The 2.4GHz radio signal will pass through walls, windows, floors, and other obstructions.

The FreeWave Fusion Basic 2.4 GHz Flash Trigger Set is compatible with most major manufacturers' shoe-mount flashes with manual power control. Pentax, and Sony Minolta-type shoes are not compatible. Each unit runs off two AAA batteries (not included).

The FreeWave Fusion Basic can wirelessly trigger hot shoe flashes, studio lights, or a camera from up to 328' away. It can also be used as a wireless "cable release" for wildlife or on a tripod for macro work.

This low frequency signal can pass through and around obstructions offering greater flexibility in placement of flash units and cameras.

The wireless system's 16 channels allow transmitter/receiver settings to be changed to avoid interference from other wireless devices.

Multiple receivers to trigger many flashes may be used with a single transmitter. Multiple cameras may also be triggered with additional receivers and shutter release cables.