Alienbees Cybersync Review Inside

[Onecctosmall]

Hey peeps,

I posted a review of the PCB, CST and CSR battery powered units on my blog. I also included an unboxing video and a Sekonic light meter hookup video. All of the photos of the units I did this evening.

http://andrewedwardsphotography.ca/blog/

[2112]

Nice, thanks. Love my Cybers!

[Mark1]

Thinking of getting the cybers. But have noticed the LightWaves reciently. They have a built in hotshoe.

[Onecctosmall]

Here is the second part of my review of the triggers. There will be a part 3 for obvious reasons once you read it.

Cheers,

Andrew
www.andrewedwardsphotography.ca/blog

[2112]

Here is the second part of my review of the triggers. There will be a part 3 for obvious reasons once you read it.

Cheers,

Andrew
www.andrewedwardsphotography.ca/blog

Cool. The Cybers are only rated to work up to 300ft by the way.

[Titus213]

Thanks for all the testing. I like my Cybersyncs and have not tried to shoot any anywhere near the ranges you tested. Have you considered testing the repeater mode on the the receiver?

[DonE]

Love the review and thinking about getting some. My question is and you more than likely answered it already. I would be firing the canon 580exII and the 550ex. Do they come with all the cords I would need to start firing, or do I need to buy other items to start shooting? I would love to get them and start shooting rather than get them and then have to order more cables or hotshoes with cables.

[Titus213]

Your 550EX does not have a PC connection so you will need a hot shoe for it. Great service from Flash Zebra here: http://www.flashzebra.com/hotshoes-shoes/0065.shtml

My Cybersyncs came with the cables necessary once I got the hotshoe adapter for my 550EX and 430EX.

[DonE]

Much thanks. This is what I need to know. After reading all this great info. on them I really want to get them! Just want to be able to use them right away. Thanks again!!