Introduction to the PocketWizard Mini TT1 Transmitter and Flex TT5 Transceiver for Canon and Nikon DSLRs. Learn more at PocketWizard.com
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In this video, Kai shows us how easy it is to use the PocketWizard Flex TT5 & Mini TT1 for wireless flash photography. He thinks it's so useful that he decides to fight some crime. See what happens in the video. Pricing Reference ------------------------ PocketWizards Flex TT5 for Nikon: www.digitalrev.com PocketWizards Flex TT5 for Canon: www.digitalrev.com PocketWizards Mini TT1 for Nikon www.digitalrev.com PocketWizards Mini TT1 for Canon www.digitalrev.com
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Learn More: www.pocketwizard.com Brian Marcus is on set at the Rivington Hotel in NYC using the PocketWizard MiniTT1, FlexTT5 and AC3 ControlTL system. Taming the vast amount of sunlight could first be seen as an obstacle, yet using the PocketWizard ControlTL system, he is able to control the light to his advantage and use it to create some gorgeous photographs. The ability to control the three lights on set directly from the camera using the AC3 with the MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 lets Brian effortlessly switch settings on each one guaranteeing the right exposure, making his shoot flow smoothly and allowing him to focus on being creative Learn more about the products used in this video: AC3: www.pocketwizard.com MiniTT1: www.pocketwizard.com FlexTT5: www.pocketwizard.com
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Learn more at www.pocketwizard.com Photographer Mark Wallace explains the Optimized High Speed Sync feature of the ControlTL System.
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Mark introduces you to the new PocketWizard MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 radio transmitters. Learn how you can extend the functionality of your Canon flash system using the PocketWizard Mini and Flex.
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Preorder Now: www.bhphotovideo.com Full Article: www.fstoppers.com Fstoppers reviews the new Pocket Wizard Plus III radio triggers with two behind the scenes photoshoots
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I've been shooting some tutorials for PocketWizard the past few weeks. Here's a quick look at one of the location setups. I'm using a PocketWizard MiniTT1 and two FlexTT5 units. I have two Canon 580 EX II flashes on the flex units.
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Learn more at www.pocketwizard.com Mark Wallace walks you through the MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 for Nikon.
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www.steeletraining.com The Yongnuo RF-602 Wireless Flash Trigger is tested and reviewed by Photographer Phil Steele. Also see my video course "How to Shoot Professional-Looking Headshots and Portraits on a Buget with Small Flashes" at SteeleTraining.com.
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Mark Wallace demonstrates the first prototype of the PocketWizard FlexTT5 with a Nikon D3.
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Nikon Flex TT5: bit.ly and TT1: bit.ly are reviewed by Lee Morris and Patrick Hall of Fstoppers.com. To learn more about these units and view high res images of the final images visit: www.fstoppers.com
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www.Jaybartlettphoto.com Sponsored by: www.SimpleStudioLighting.com Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/jaybartlettphotography www.facebook.com/simplestudiolighting A brief comparison with the Pocket Wizard Plus II's and how the to use the new quad triggering with your Sekonic L358 light meter.
Learn more at www.pocketwizard.com Clay Blackmore is one of the most passionate professional photographers in the country today and a true innovator in the world of wedding photography and portraiture. Join him on location shooting with off-camera flash in a snowstorm!
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Video about the tests we did with the Pocketwizard and small flash setups. Read the review at www.frankdoorhof.com
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Read my writeup here: www.ocabj.net Demonstration of the PocketWizard MiniTT1 and AC3 ZoneController to control/trigger the Paul C. Buff Einstein studio strobe with a PocketWizard PowerMC2 receiver.
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Introduction. PocketWizard usable range test. Range found to be 40 feet while using off shoe cord with Canon SpeedLite 580EXII, similar results expected with 580EX SpeedLite using wireless flash eTTL. Test performed by TriCoast Photography including Mike Fulton, Jordan Chan, and Cody Clinton.
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That Nikon Guy (Matt Granger) reviews the Pocket Wizard Plus II transceivers. Are they reliable? How is the range? Should you buy them? www.mattgranger.com https
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Jefferson Graham previews the new Pocket Wizard device to pop camera flashes off camera.
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Learn more at www.pocketwizard.com Zack talks about the uses and features of different PocketWizard radios.
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Mark Wallace walks you through the PowerMC2 for Einstein™ E640 Flash.
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Learn more at www.pocketwizard.com Mark Wallace takes you on an in-depth overview of the AC3 ZoneController.
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Learn more at www.pocketwizard.com Join outdoor sports, climbing and adventure photographer Tyler Stableford as he puts the MiniTT1 into HyperSync with a Profoto AcuteB 600.
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Features and benefits of the new Pocketwizard Plus II.
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This week Julie discusses using Pocket Wizards to light your shots. She answers two questions: "Do you recommend any websites or books on lighting techniques?" and "Do or have you used parameters or any custom settings in any of your cameras?" Slideshow song royalty free at: incompetech.com
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PocketWizard usable range test. Range found to be 40 feet while using off shoe cord with Canon SpeedLite 580EXII, similar results expected with 580EX SpeedLite using wireless flash eTTL. Canon SpeedLite 430EXII Range Test with PocketWizard FlexTT5 and MiniTT1 found usable to 120 feet. Test performed by TriCoast Photography including Mike Fulton, Jordan Chan, and Cody Clinton.
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Also check out our other distance demo (indoors with stands): We did that: www.youtube.com Mark Wallace shows that the new AC5 soft shield actually makes a huge difference. Mark gives a demonstration to photographers in New York City. Watch as Mark has his assistant move around on the street while he shoots at extreme distances.
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RadioPopper PX Transmitter and PX Receiver Range Test. Found range to easily exceed 600 feet which is more than 10x the range of the new PocketWizard Flex ControlTL system. RadioPopper used in eTTL and manual flash mode. Test performed by TriCoast Photography including Mike Fulton, Jordan Chan, and Cody Clinton.
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An outtake from David Bean's Light & Commerce workshop. Here David explains the new PocketWizard Flex TT5 units as well as demonstrates them, the California Sunbounce Sun-Swatter and the Quantum Turbo 2x2 battery pack. More information about the Light & Commerce workshops can be found here: www.lightandcommerce.com David's work can be seen here www.visualreserve.com
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Operational speed test of the PocketWizard Flex system vs. the RadioPopper PX system. Testing supposed "slow" operation of RadioPopper found both systems easily keep up with 8+ frames per second. No difference between the two systems regarding speed of operation. Canon SpeedLite Custom Functions explained. PocketWizard system does not support all Custom Functions. Test performed by TriCoast Photography including Mike Fulton, Jordan Chan, and Cody Clinton.
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In this episode of You Keep Shooting, Bryan Peterson shows to set up a Canon 580 EX II Speedlite flash and a PocketWizard wireless transciever to work with a Nikon D3x. Is it really possible to operate Canon flashes via Nikon cameras, and vice versa? Bryan takes you through the exact steps and settings necessary to set up a Canon 580EX II to work with a Nikon D3x via a PocketWizard so you can operate your off-camera flash in manual mode.
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Summary of inconsistent operation of PocketWizard FlexTT5, MiniTT1, and ControlTL operation. PocketWizard radio interference using Canon SpeedLite 580EX, and 580EXII SpeedLite flash strobe units. Explanation of radio frequencies used by PocketWizard and RadioPopper systems. Test performed by TriCoast Photography including Mike Fulton, Jordan Chan, and Cody Clinton.
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We recently had the opportunity to play with several of the brand new PW Plus III units, and here's a BTS look at the results. For more info, visit: www.PlusIII.PocketWizard.com
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Bud Thorpe, of The Studio of Photographic Arts (theSOPHA.com), describes the materials needed to shoot "Strobist" - connecting Pocket Wizard remote control devices to Speedlights for a light weight, highly portable lighting solution. SOPHA members should join us on May 29th (Friday) for our Members-Only Monthly Event, where we will explore Pocket Wizards and Paul Buff's CyberSyncs in complete detail!
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Full Contest Info HERE: www.fstoppers.com We are giving away 3 not even released yet Pocket Wizard Plus III Transceivers (bhpho.to ) as well as Peter Hurley's The Art Behind The Headshot
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Learn more at www.pocketwizard.com Hanson Fong of San Francisco, California, is globally recognized as one of the premier wedding and portrait photographers in the industry today. With over 30 years of experience, Hanson has earned the photographic degree of Master of Photography and Photographic Craftsman. He is also a member of the prestigious and world-reknowned Society of XXV and Canons Explorers of Light. Hansons photographic experience and educational credentials are unsurpassed. As an award-winning wedding photographer and instructor, Hanson is on the cutting edge of photography. His work sets the standard for wedding photography around the world. During the WPPI show in Las Vegas, Hanson spent part of the day shooting with the new MiniTT1 Transmitter and FlexTT5 Transceiver.
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In this video, I'll be discussing Lighting... *Two handheld lights we use: 1. Sunpack Readylite 20 : www.google.com 2. DotLine Video LED Light www.amazon.com *If I use flash outdoors and if I use standard flash settings when shooting a reception. *Working with videographers and dealing with their light set-ups during a reception *How I attach my Pocket Wizard to my camera and still have the ability to mount an on-camera flash. *I won't be discussing my off-camera light set up since I blogged about it here: www.jasminestarblog.com
Pro photographer Jack Reznicki takes us behind the scenes of a photo shoot using wireless remote camera triggering. Why? See for yourself. Learn how he did it and more about he PocketWizard Plus II at: www.pocketwizard.com
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