[4.5 A] I used to shoot with a Canon 1Dx, for which I acquired the equivalent remote control unit and two 680 Ex flashes; I did quite a lot with that setup, from wedding shoots to macro work. When I moved into Leica equipment, I was resigned to relinquishing that capability; but now, with this remote, my SL2-S and two SF-60s, I'm back to par. I can't say I've fully explored the possibilities with the Leica, but the flexibility and power of these compact flashes, and the intuitive working of the remote, all seem very promising. I had a moment of doubt pairing the thing with the flashes, but in the end it worked as intended, so I'm not sure what I'd done wrong at the outset.

[4.5 A] Havent used it much yet (need to buy CC gels for color temp, & for tint); its well-built, & the instruction manual is comprehensive..

[4.5 A] I'm a veteran Hollywood union focus puller and a long time wireless focus user. I've been looking for an affordable, three channel alternative for some time. After using one on a short film in 2015, I decided to purchase this system from Chrosziel. I'm very happy with it so far. Chrosziel is a small company and they are dedicated to customer service. After offering a few suggestions, I saw them implemented almost immediately. The device works as a focus puller would expect. The system is compatible with a wide variety of motors and uses Lemo connectors. It is compatible with Preston motors if you already own those. I have two handsets and send control of the iris to the 2nd handset for the DP. Firmware updates are downloaded from the website and easy to install via a USB stick. If you purchase the option to include the zoom rocker to control the third channel, you won't be disappointed. Together with the software soft stop, performing an on camera zoom while pulling focus is easy. My favorite function of this unit are the 4 programmable user buttons. I expand my stop and focus scale often and with the programmable user buttons, I can set them, cancel them and then recall them.

[4.5 A] Very easy to pair with SF 60 Flash. Very easy to use. I recommend it.

[21.525 lb] I use my Kenko meter for sports photography in arenas. Tired of the color temp of your backgrounds not matching the color temp of the close-up subject? The light fixtures in most arenas have two colors of non-daylight-colored light. Like most non-incandescent lights, they pulse many times per second -- one dominant color and a second that emits as the power falls off before the next pulse. Although easy enough to look up the specs on the bulb/fixture manufacturer's web page, it's often impossible to determine the precise type of bulb used in your locations fixtures, and in any event the wall paint schemes affect the hue. This meter helps me measure the two temps of the ambient lighting, and then gel my arena strobes first to absorb the primary hue missing from the ambient fixtures, and then to gel again to absorb the second hue. The meter is then used again to fire the strobes, and then by changing the shutter speed on the meter with that single reading, it reports both the color of the strobes and the ambient light to help ensure you've got them reasonably matched. It's expensive, but if you invest the time to master it, you can build formulas and gel packs for every arena you shoot. I've even used it on occasion to gel my camera-mounted strobe to match the ambient light.

[21.525 lb] This is an essential piece of kit when paired with the small rig adaptor for your A7 Siii

[4.5 A] It's known that on-camera flash units for the Leica Camera system are limited and that on-camera flash restricts the photographer to limited lighting possibilities. The Leica SF C1 Remote Control Unit allows multiple flash units off-camera and on different channels to fire with different intensities for excellent versatility and creativity in the studio
and on location.

[21.525 lb] For the first time there is a remote control unit that works with Leica. Easy to use, powerful and connects easily with the SF60 flash. Highly recommended!

[21.525 lb] Paired effortlessly with Leica SF 60 flash and adds a new dimension to exterior portraits when used with my M10 Monochrome and I anticipate that it will work as well with my M11 whenever it arrives.

[4.5 A] Very sturdy, thick cushion.