Finally: reliable radio trigger for Canon Speedlites

[CalgaryZapper]

But but... I just got Pocket Wizards. You are right, even they don't trigger all the time. What a pain, but I can't really justify switching right now. When I can, I will get this setup.

[pef23]

Love your work!

[carlreno2]

Michael what is the distance or range of the transmitter? Thanks Carl

[thecrazygardener]

sorry No miss fire???

i don't believe you all trigers miss fire sometimes

[spstudios01]

Where you can you buy these from in the UK or Europe Michael?

[ptavera]

Phottix Strato triggers are superb! Next buy, Odin! Thanks Michael and more power to your lights =)

[VenslandPhotography]

One additional note for Nissan Users like myself, the new Pocket Wizards FlexTT5 and Mini TT1 are not compatible with the Nissan Di866 Mark II flashes. I ended shelving them hoping for a software upgrade which would make them compatible at some point and just purchased a cheap manual trigger set-up from eBay. But I think I might just have to look in to the Odin system. Thanks Michael.

:) Dave

[MircoMitK]

Mir tun die Ohren weh, wenn ich dein deutsches Englisch höre. Danke für die Werbung

[perzk]

How is this better than PW TT5?

[moviecrazy808]

Another great video....I shoot with Nikon....but i will pass this on to my Canon friends....

[RAphotoSTUDIO306]

@moviecrazy808 Thanks my bro., great info and you are right... Another great video.

[JazzXP]

I've found all of the Phottix equipment to be rock solid. I haven't used the Odin (I'm shooting with studio strobes, so the Odin wouldn't benefit me much), but I'm using their Atlas triggers (Pocket Wizard compatible) and the only time they haven't fired is when the batteries were flat.

[bpmuzik808]

is there a nikon version coming out?

[snappuppy]

I have to admit I've tried the Odin's and I do like them and what they can do. It's a major lead in tech from my Cactus v5's. If I hadn't already invested in the v5's I would have bought these even though they are 3x more expensive.