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Technical Details
- Responds to the light from a flash unit and triggers another flash unit at the same time
- More harmonious illumination
- Range: 10-20m
- Connection to second flash via hot-shoe contact
- With tripod socket at the bottom for variable use in studios
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Hama is committed to developing and delivering products that achieve the highest performance at a most competitive price, within easy reach of everybody. Hama has dedicated manufacturing facilities and partners all over the world to meet the needs of all its customers for years to come.PRODUCT FEATURES:Responds to the light from the master flash and, with a certain delay, triggers the connected flashgun;Range 10-20 m, with hot shoe contact, tripod socket.
Product Description
- Responds to the light from the master flash and; with a certain delay; triggers the connected flashgun.
- Range 10-20 m; with hot shoe contact; tripod socket.
- Range 10-20 m; with hot shoe contact; tripod socket.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Initially bought this to safely trigger an old Vivitar 283 - which has a trigger voltage of 250v! Works perfectly. I've been experimenting with high-speed photography (water splashes etc) and when I tried the Hama Slave Unit in parallel with other flashes (fired by a wireless sound trigger)it showed no visible latency. A BB pellet inevitably shows slight blurring with commercial flash speeds, but when this slave was added the increase in 'blur' was almost nil. Very impressive - if one of my three radio triggers fails, I will replace it with another one of these at half the price of the cheapest wireless unit.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
I bought one of the cheaper units sold elsewhere on Amazon and had to return it as the clear cover over the sensor fell into the unit! It was replaced but still has a very flimsy feel to it.
I bought this as my main unit to cover my of camera needs and it works very well. It also is a little more robust than the other I bought.
Sent in a very timely manner so no complaints this time. Reccomended!
I bought this as my main unit to cover my of camera needs and it works very well. It also is a little more robust than the other I bought.
Sent in a very timely manner so no complaints this time. Reccomended!
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
This flash accessory is an ideal tool for photographers on a budget. it is small, compact and versatile. It is suited to most flash units and is easyily transportable.
i have had great fun with it. It does not require connecting cables to the camera, as it is a remote operation.
It is value for money
i have had great fun with it. It does not require connecting cables to the camera, as it is a remote operation.
It is value for money
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Fine deal
No problem. Quick and as i have expected . I will return as a customor another day.
Nicely packed and was intact when i recieved the item
Nicely packed and was intact when i recieved the item
Published 19 days ago by Et
One flash wonder
I am trying it on an old Cobra D650 flash gun. It fires with no problem until the second time you want to fire. To get it to fire again you have to dismount the flash and remount. Read more
Published 5 months ago by OMB Devon
Beware
No doubt this is OK with film cameras, but do not expect it to work with all (probably most) digital cameras. Read more
Published 6 months ago by SlightyGrumpyJohn
hama Slave Unit.
A compact unit that fires a flash unit fitted in the shoe when a remote flash is fired, there is also a handy tripod fitting on the base of the Hama Slave, enabling the slave/flash... Read more
Published 10 months ago by Paul Mason
Hama Slave Unit Hot Shoe Contact.
This slave unit did not seem to work with the Nikon SB900 Speedlight and Nikon D90 camera. I had tried changing the SB900 flash settings and the flash settings on the D90 but it... Read more
Published 10 months ago by Robert
Ok but a few issues ...
I have one of these, and for occasional use its OK, but it has some quirks you should be aware of ... Read more
Published 17 months ago by R.E.Viewer
Hama slave unit
This product works as it should (as it says on the tin)it's a cheap alternative to the more expensive ways of achieving the studio effect. Read more
Published 18 months ago by Pete
Does what it says on the box
Neat little gizmo - bought so that my Nikon SB-600 can be used as a remote flash, set to fire in sync with a SB-800 (which has it's own built in slave capacity). Read more
Published 22 months ago by Andy Chubb Photography
Just what it says
Basic trigger for clip on hot shoe additional slave flash.
Works just as it says and good basic unit for price. Read more
Works just as it says and good basic unit for price. Read more
Published on 22 April 2010 by Misguided
Flash slave unit
Bought this to use with my digital camera only it didn't. My camera sends out two flashes and exposes on the second. Read more
Published on 18 Jun 2009 by Mr. Ian D. Gwynne
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