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A $70 flash with built in 2.4ghz radio trigger and power adjustments.

 
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Jun 07, 2013 06:08 |  #1

Triopo TR-850EX radio-controlled flashes now on sale for $70

The first potential rival to Canon’s radio-enabled Speedlite 600EX-RT has been released. It’s called the Triopo TR-850EX and has a 2.4GHz radio transceiver inside, allowing remote triggering and power adjustment from other compatible flash units up to 50 metres away.

The TR-850EX is one half of Triopo’s radio-controlled flash system unveiled in April. The other is the as-yet-unreleased TR-860EX, which additionally offers wireless E-TTL exposure control and high-speed sync (HSS). In the meantime, the TR-850EX supports manual control, proprietary master and slave modes and stroboscopic (multi) flashing.

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Jun 07, 2013 07:33 |  #2

http://flashhavoc.com …remote-manual-speedlight/ (external link)

With the mixed reports with the recent bare bulb version it may be best to hold out for some better quality options.
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Jun 07, 2013 13:20 |  #3

Sounds good but I'm with elv. Their bare bulb flash is having issues so I'd not hold my breath on this being any better.




  
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Jun 07, 2013 21:03 |  #4

elv wrote in post #16008286 (external link)
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With the mixed reports with the recent bare bulb version it may be best to hold out for some better quality options.
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