_cactus-v6-flash-trigger-tutorial-remote-power-control-canon-nikon-amp-pentax-system-flashes.jpg "Cactus V6 Flash Trigger Tutorial - Remote Power Control Canon Nikon & Pentax system flashes from ttl is in seconds or minutes Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 09-May-2014
✓ Published: 09-May-2014
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Cactus V6 product page: http://www.cactus-image.com/v6.htmlnnThe Cactus V6 is the World's First wireless flash trigger that works on any camera (with a standard hot shoe or PC Sync port) to control power output, wirelessly, of Canon, Nikon and Pentax's TTL system flashes all at the same time.nnTo demonstrate the V6's capabilities to control power of Canon, Nikon and Pentax TTL we took our model to do a studio for a portrait shoot. nnBelow are the key features of the V6:nnTTL Pass-throughnnThe V6
Cactus V6 product page: http://www.cactus-image.com/v6.htmlnnThe Cactus V6 is the World's First wireless flash trigger that works on any camera (with a standard hot shoe or PC Sync port) to control power output, wirelessly, of Canon, Nikon and Pentax's TTL system flashes all at the same time.nnTo demonstrate the V6's capabilities to control power of Canon, Nikon and Pentax TTL we took our model to do a studio for a portrait shoot. nnBelow are the key features of the V6:nnTTL Pass-throughnnThe V6
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