Technical specifications
- TTL compatibility (Control TL) Canon
- Manufacturer: Voeloon
Description
Radio frequency transceiver (2.4G Hz) for professional photographers using off-camera flash. Triggers compatible Speedlight flashes at distances of up to 100 meters. Radio frequency control provides reliable operation even when there is no line of sight with the remote flashes.
- Maximum sync speed of 1/8000 sec.
- Transmitter & receiver - 2 in 1
- Trigger selected Speedlight flashes from a distance of 100 meters
- Compatibility with TTL system (E-TTL II/E-TTL/iTTL) of any camera brand
- Controls up to 3 flash groups
- Assistance beam for autofocus
- 31 different channels
- With LCD screen and illuminated buttons
Reliable control of off-camera flashes. Controls flashes compatible with Nikon and Canon cameras at distances of up to 100 meters. The 2.4GHz radio frequency operates reliably even in outdoor shoots or isolated areas.
TTL Flash Control
The 810-RT works with TTL metering system and ensures that the exposure is accurate and reliable in all circumstances. You can use the exposure compensation feature for greater control over the intensity of the flash. The 810-RT can control exposure for 3 flash groups for creative results.
High-Speed Sync
You can sync the flash at speeds higher than the maximum sync speed with the corresponding special function, to shoot with wider apertures in bright sunlight.
Coverage Range
The 810-RT provides a coverage range of up to 100 meters.
Assistance Beam for Autofocus (AF)
In low-light conditions, the 810-RT emits a beam that assists the autofocus system, ensuring a sharp final result.
User-Friendly Design
The 810-RT transceiver is dust and moisture resistant. It features an easy-to-read illuminated LCD display and is powered by two AA/LR6 batteries.
- Type
- Flash Trigger
- Popular Models
- Canon
Important information
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