Phottix Laso Transmitter
Introducing the Phottix Laso TTL Flash Trigger. The Phottix Laso Flash Trigger System allows users to control and trigger Canon radio-enabled flashes, as well as control and trigger Canon’s non-radio flashes mounted on Laso Receivers. Using Phottix Laso Receivers, photographers can control and trigger older Canon flashes without built-in radio functions. Studio lights can also be triggered by the Laso Receiver, adding a new layer of creativity.
Features
- 15 channels with Digital ID
- AF Assist Light
- High Speed Sync-1/8000
- Support Multiple Flash Modes including E-TTL II/
- E-TTL,Manual, Multi, Ext.A and Linked Shooting
- Controls and Triggers Canon-compatible radio-enabled flash
Laso Transmitter
The Phottix Laso Transmitter can control and trigger 5 groups* (15 units) of Canon-compatible radio-enabled flashes and supports multiple _ash modes, including E-TTL II/E-TTL, Manual, Multi, Ext.A and Linked Shooting.
Phottix Laso Receiver
Laso Receiver
The Laso Receiver works with Canon’s non-radio ETTL flashes. Users can control and trigger these flashes from different radio devices, including the Phottix Laso Transmitter, Canon ST-E3-RT flash transmitter, and Canon radio-enabled flashes. The Laso Receiver can also be connected to studio lights, offering the ability to mix hot shoe flashes and studio lights in one triggering system.
When do you anticipate having a Nikon version
Thanks
Or better .. when do you anticipate shipping the Odin II units for Nikon.. supporting 5 groups .. versus only 3 groups .. and offering auto focus assist with the Odin II units http://journal.phottix.com/photo-accessory-news/phottix-announces-odin-ii-ttl-trigger/
Is it working with the Odin receivers? I guess the first 4 channels?
And is it working with my Indra500. I hope it will do some ETTL shooting on the Indra500 without all the out of sync black frames I am getting with my Odin now.