Fusion Tlc Raven Flash Trigger Canon

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Compatible with Canon camera bodies, the FUSION TLC Raven Flash Trigger Canonfrom FUSION TLC Raven Flash Trigger Canonoffers the unique ability to trigger and control power levels of two different flash brands at the same time. It works with flashes from Profoto, Paul C. Buff, Godox, Flashpoint, Pixapro, PocketWizard, Canon, and Nikon using PocketWizard Flex TT5/TT6.

The Raven flash trigger offers multiple features such as dual flash brand control and triggering, TTL, Manual and PowerTrack modes, SyncView, HSS, Control Modes (Sync Only, Manual + Sync, Full Control), remote camera triggering, Auto and Manual Focus assist light, Fill light, RF Noise Indicator, MultiPop and SpeedCycle, Intervalometer, OLED color touchscreen, Wi-Fi firmware updates, and more. All these attributes are put together to expand your creative lighting control.

Supports Canon Dual Flash Brand Control and Triggering Range: 1500' Manual, 500' TTL/HSS Controls TTL, Manual, PowerTrack Modes SyncView, HSS Remote Camera Triggering Built-in Rechargeable Battery Wi-Fi Cloud Firmware Updates 1.4" Diameter OLED Display

Key Specs
Channels	32
Groups	4
Wireless Range	1500' / 457.2 m
Inputs/Outputs	1x USB-A
Wireless
Channels	32
Groups	4
Wireless Range	1500' / 457.2 m
Radio Frequency	2.4 GHz
General
Control Modes	Manual, TTL
Sync Speed	1/8000 Sec (High-Speed)
Connectivity
Inputs/Outputs	1x USB-A
Physical
Dimensions	4 x 3 x 2.5" / 10.2 x 7.6 x 6.3 cm
Weight	5.6 oz / 159 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.765 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	5.9 x 4.5 x 3.7"

Built-in 2500mAh lithium-ion rechargeable battery with 16 hours normal usage battery life
1.4" diameter OLED display with touchscreen and adjustable screen brightness
Frequencies Band: 2.4 GHz with Paul C. Buff/Godox/Profoto and 340-351 MHz with PocketWizard
Wi-Fi cloud firmware updates
Flash Control: TTL, Manual, PowerTrack, and Control mode (Manual, Manual +Sync, Full Control)
Up to 1500' operating range using normal Manual sync and 500' using TTL or HSS (FP)
Control Channels with RF Noise Indicator: 16 channels with Paul C. Buff, 8 to 20 channels with Profoto, 32 channels with Godox, and 32 channels with PocketWizard
Flash Timing Control: SyncView, and HSS/FP
Special Modes: MultiPop, SpeedCycle, Sound Trigger, PING Test, and Burst Counter

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. My PocketWizards are CE frequency, will the Raven work with them? Or does this version only trigger FCC PocketWizards?

A: Since the radio frequency of Pocket Wizard with FCC compliance is 344Mhz, the FUSION TLC Raven Flash Trigger for Nikon cannot trigger the Pocket Wizards with CE compliance.

Q: 2. I have a sony A7 and the nikon flash SB28, will this set up work for me?

A: As fas as I know, this is specific for Sony speelights... i Hightly doubt it will work with a Nikon flash :/

Q: 3. Any plans for Broncolor, I was wondering?

A: At this time the FUSION TLC Raven Flash Trigger is only made for Canon, Nikon and Hasselblad X. There is no news at this time of one being made for Broncolor.

Q: 4. Will this work for the Alpha 7 flash set up?

A: This product only works with Sony cameras and flashes that utilize the older Sony/Minolta type shoe. It will not work with the A7 series of mirrorless and current Sony flashes with the Multi-Interface Shoe.

Q: 5. I bought this product to use with a Canon 5D Mk II camera with a Canon 430 EXII flash. But was wondering if would work with my Canon F1-new film camera and Vivitar 283 flash also?Steve

A: Generally, this product has not been test with older Canon film SLR cameras nor high voltage flash units like the Vivitar 283. A more suitable option would be the which is more universal and is able to withstand higher sync voltages is the PocketWizard Plus IV Bonus Bundle 3. Basically, one unit would go to the camera while the other fits on the bottom of the flash. https://bhpho.to/2ka5Kvb

Q: 6. Can I use this for a Sunpak 522 and a Nikon D7100?

A: muy bueno

Q: 7. I have a Canon T5i with slave flash. Trying to use the Vello Freewave Fusion. I can get it to work. Frequency's the same on both the transmitter and receiver. I tried a combination of flash setting on the camera, nothing. I could really use your help. What am I doing wrong?

A: It is best you contact us via email, phone or chat. We need to discuss this with you and get more details.

Q: 8. Is this product compatible with the Canon 5D Mark iii? On the specifications it says it's compatible with the 5D and the 5D Mark ii but makes no mention of the Mark iii.

A: Yes, it is compatible with the 5D Mk III camera. The compatibility list has not been updated to reflect that model yet.

Q: 9. Will it work with Olympus OMD EM-1 and remotly trigger the Olympus FL-600R flash?

A: The RCC-O1 cable works with the Olympus E-M1 to operate the shutter release. However, I don't have the FL-600R flash, so I can't speak to how it will affect that accessory.

Q: 10. Does the transmitter (sender) work for Sony A7?

A: It is good and I rarely used it.

wolfman136	24/09/2024
[32] Works great for being able to trigger my DSLR remotely. 5

fossal back	08/08/2024
[Manual, TTL] Use it for weddings, events needing light off camera It is the only remote trigger that works with the Bolt battery system ..it wakes up the flash alowing it to draw power from the Bolt pack, even Nikon iTTL will not work with the Bolt pack 5

arqmike	02/08/2024
[32] I take a lot of flash photography, before this trigger I used infrared, it was very difficult on exterior shots, as my remote flash not always received the flash from my internal flash, now everything is a lot easier 5

Ashkan	04/07/2024
[4] i had use this product before simple good price and pass my expectations 5

Wii Winn Photography Pets	29/05/2024
[0.765 lb] Works as described. No troubleshooting needed. Very convenient to have two functions (flash & shutter trigger) 5

Mr.Quill	29/05/2024
[1x USB-A] I don't know what the battery life will be as I have only used this device a handful of occasions. But it does at it says it does. Pros: -Red/Green LEDs to show positive status shared by both transmit and receive ends(firing/focusing) -Will transmit behind walls and many meters away. -Dual use is great. I've used it to fire an external flash, and I've used it to fire the camera from afar. Cons: -None found after 6 hrs. total use. 5

Louis	19/05/2024
[32] I use this for self-portraits as well as triggering my flash and strobes. It's very small and when mounted on my camera, it's presence hardly visible. It mounts quickly ans very easily on my camera and external flash. It is very quick to set-up and it's light weight and small size keeps it out of the way. It does not seem to add bulk to my camera or my external flash unit - it's just a nice and easy to access and use device. In many cases, I grab this low profile device instead of more sophisticated devices I normally use. 5

anyonymous	17/05/2024
[1x USB-A] I have only used it once, but it was for about three hours straight and didn't have any issues. I chose this one because it had a further distance range than the Nikon and I was happy with the range. 5

Sue	15/05/2024
[4] I hesitated because Pocket Wizard seems to be king of this product category. DO NOT hesitate. This is a quality product that sets up very easily and works very well. Easy to set channels or groups and fires speedlights for long distances. Very happy with these remotes. 5