Canon Mark II + PocketWizard + 580EX Speedlite

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[Elmooasd]

darn u rich ppl

[RobinMoviesOffical]

Lmao! Love the clicks!

[iliketurtlesme]

my eyes my eyes !!

[supraelita]

@LuigiVN no, but to blind the camera or your eyes

[LuigiVN]

Are you trying to iluminate a black hole?

[darkphantom28]

Hey man, you've got 4, I only need one. Mind donating? :D

[yazzyny]

lol



[nmotiontravelguide]

This is f# bad ass man. Imaging shooting a gig with that setup. Omg. I'm in love haha. What batteries did you use in the strobes?

[CanonDaddy]

J*zz in my pants!

[KeijinShiho]

@florinmldvn82ro pocket wizards are industry standard. They are used so there is no need to bounce light or use infra red which is only capable of line of sight triggering. you can get way more creative with lighting this way too. Your wedding photography game will also go up heaps with the use of external lighting. shots will look more creative and clients will be more thankful they splurged 2k+ on such on expensive photographer ;)

[HaRdCoRePhAn9i6]

@florinmldvn82ro pocket wizards have range up to 1500 feet. the built in wireless flash trigger is generally infrared, which means that if your flash cant see it then it wont trigger... whereas pocketwizards use radio frequencies which are unfettered by obstacles such as people or walls.

[florinmldvn82ro]

I have a question.

I got a Canon 7D which has built in wireless flash trigger. I've shot two weddings last year but I used the 580 on board, bouncing. Does the built in wireless work fine outdoors ? Why pro's use Pocket Wizards so much??

Do I need a Pocket Wizard system?