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Jan 14, 2013 13:24 |  #1

Hey all, ok i am new to wireless triggering and have been looking at some units online. My question is, what is the PC sync cable for? Do you HAVE to plug it into the transmitter? Or do I put the transmitter in the hotshoe and put the flash on the receiver with no cables used at all.? Sorry if this is a dumb question! Lol




  
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Jan 14, 2013 13:29 |  #2

It is either or. If your trigger has a hotshoe and the flash in mounted there, no cord is needed.



  
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Jan 14, 2013 13:48 |  #3

dedsen wrote in post #15487577 (external link)
It is either or. If your trigger has a hotshoe and the flash in mounted there, no cord is needed.

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Jan 14, 2013 20:07 as a reply to  @ milleniumking's post |  #4

The PC sync cable is most usually for connecting a receiver to a flash unit without a hotshoe foot. Or the trigger may not have a hotshoe either (like the PocketWizard Plus III).

The cord can also be used to connect a transmitter to the cameras PC sync socket, leaving the hotshoe free for a flash etc.

I put a bit of a guide to the manual trigger options up here if that's any help - http://flashhavoc.com/​which-radio-trigger/ (external link)


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