Slave Units & Triggers

The Canon Speedlite Transmitter ST-E2 is a master control device for wireless Speedlite flash system. It meets professional and advanced amateur standards. Its dedicated transmitter controls up to 3 Canon Speedlites as slave units 8-10 metres away outdoors and 12-15 metres away indoors. It is mounted as a clip-on with shoe lock lever and locking pin.

Fire compatible Speedlite flashguns over distances of up to 30m with this Canon ST-E3-RT Speedlite Transmitter. Radio-frequency control provides reliable operation even when direct line of sight is not possible.

The Glanz Wireless Twin Flash Slave Trigger fires most photographic flash units remotely from any camera that has a hot shoe or PC outlet.

The MicroSync II Wireless Radio Strobe Sync System is the smallest, smartest wireless solution for remotely firing strobes and most DSLR cameras.

Using the MicroSync II with MicroSync VMC112 PC Cord allows you to remotely and wirelessly operate fire a PC terminal-equipped flash.

Using the MicroSync II with MicroSync VMC115 Cable Release Cord allows you to remotely and wirelessly operate the shutter of your Canon Pro SLR camera just as if you were using a traditional remote camera firing cord.

Using the MicroSync II with MicroSync VMC116 Cable Release Cord allows you to remotely and wirelessly operate the shutter of your Nikon DSLRs camera just as if you were using a traditional remote camera firing cord.

Using the MicroSync II with MicroSync VMC117 Cable Release Cord allows you to remotely and wirelessly operate the shutter of your Canon or Pentax DSLR camera just as if you were using a traditional remote camera firing cord.

The Nikon SU-4 Wireless Remote TTL Flash Controller enables wireless remote flash with automatic TTL or manual exposure control. Can be attached to some current and prior Nikon Speedlight models and cameras.