Pockerwizard FlexTT5 Transceiver for Canon

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Use the FlexTT5 Transceiver with the MiniTT1 Transmitter to control single or multiple off-camera electronic or intelligent E-TTL Speedlites.

You can now place TTL or manual flashes anywhere to illuminate the scene: Around corners, out-of-sight and in bright sunlight. The MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 are compatible with any PocketWizard radio for triggering manual flash or remote cameras.

Key Features:

Dedicated TTL Triggering

Manual Power Control

HyperSync

High Speed Sync (Auto FP)

USB Upgradeable

The PocketWizard FlexTT5 Transceiver Radio Slave is part of an ultra-versatile radio slave system, and is dedicated specifically to the Canon E-TTL II flash control system. It simply slides directly into the camera's hot shoe, and there are no special settings to make or modes to call up. Use the camera, on-camera flash, or flash commander controls for flash compensation, zone and ratio control. It supports single or multiple dedicated flash units.

The FlexTT5 is the ideal addition to most Canon E-TTL II flash system. Since this system works on digital radio technology, it can support E-TTL operation around corners, out-of-sight, or in bright sunlight.

The FlexTT5 is a "Transceiver", meaning it can be used either as a transmitter when placed into the camera's hot shoe in combination with another FlexTT5 unit on the flash end, or as a receiver with a MiniTT1 transmitter-only unit placed on the camera's hot shoe.

2 Channel Settings + Learn Mode: Out of the box, the FlexTT5 is programmed for PocketWizard channels 1 and 2. Each setting can also be programmed to transmit and receive any of 20 ControlTL channels for TTL photography and/or 32 standard channels for manual flash photography. The FlexTT5 Transceiver also has a three-zone selector switch which integrates with Canon zones and ratios. The Learn Mode enables programming channels in the field with other PocketWizard radios.

HyperSync & High-Speed Sync Technology: Enables X-sync speeds of up to 1/8000 with full-power flash. High-Speed Sync provides auto flash with the camera's shutter speed setting, up to 1/8000th. Unique programming optimizes HSS for better operation and more shots per set of batteries.

Built-In Hot Shoe, Use with Any Flash: Features a hot shoe on the top, so that you can still mount a flash unit directly onto the camera. This allows you to combine your remote flash with the on-camera flash, or use the on-camera flash for additional E-TTL II control only. Hot shoe contacts automatically detect dedicated ETTL or simple hot shoe flash.

Built-in Hot Shoe: Features a hot shoe on the top, so that you can still mount a flash unit directly onto the camera. This allows you to combine your remote flash with the on-camera flash, or use the on-camera flash for additional E-TTL II control only.

Camera/Flash Ports: The FlexTT5 Transceiver has two plug-in ports for use with remote Canon E-TTL II cameras or other non-TTL flash units. Camera remote triggering requires use of a camera-specific ACC-type cable.

Reverse Compatible + Basic Triggering: Operates on the same channels as all other PocketWizards to work with any unit you may already have. Basic Triggering mode enables standard use with virtually any hot-shoe camera.

Remote Camera Triggering/Relay Mode: This mode can be used to trigger a camera remotely and requires use of a camera-specific ACC-type cable. Auto Relay Mode allows you to trigger a remote camera in sync with a remote flash.

Low-Profile Design: The FlexTT5 lies flat to stay out of the way and uses a flip-up antenna for additional range when needed.

Configurable and Upgradeable: The FlexTT5 features a mini-USB port, which makes it upgradeable and "future-proof" for continuous improvements and compatibility upgrades. The included PocketWizard Utility software allows you to select custom settings through the USB connection and to set it to use specific channels used by other Pocked Wizard units.

Important Information

Units sold in USA use 344.0 MHz for channels 1-16, and 346.5-354.0 MHz for channels 17-32
Units sold in Europe use 433.62 MHz for channels 1-16, and 434.22 for channels 17-32
USA and Euro models do not work together and USA models purchased by overseas customers do not include a warranty
USA models are not approved outside of the USA and may interfere with devices in Europe
While the FlexTT5 works ideally upon many older Canon flashes, the 580EX, 580EX II, and 430EX emit strong RF noise across the PocketWizard's frequency range, and this significantly reduces out-of-box range performance of the FlexTT5 Transceiver. In PocketWizard's research, the interference from the flash varies wildly from sample to sample. They can only guarantee that the flash will work to ~30' (~10m) in all conditions.

Note:These Pocket Wizard trigger cords are NOT compatible: # 802-511, 804-512. See Accessories Tab for compatible trigger cords.

TTL Compatible	E-TTL, E-TTL II
# Of Channels	52 Channels over 26 Frequencies
Antenna	2.8" (7.1cm) rubberized with 180° swing
Maximum Range	Working Range: Up to 800' (240 m) for E-TTL triggering Up to 1200' (365 m) for standard triggering
Mounting	Hot-shoe, 1/4"-20 socket, lanyard
Ports	1/8" (3.5mm) stereo miniphone (f/camera triggering) 1/8" (3.5mm) mono miniphone (flash operation)
Power Requirements	2x AA batteries
Battery Life	60 hours (flash) 200 hours (camera "awake time")
Dimensions	3.6 x 2.8 x 1.4" (9.2 x 7.1 x 3.6cm) LxWxH
Weight	5.4 oz (153g) [w/o batteries]

Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.88 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	5.5 x 5.4 x 2.1"

(893577001545)

SKU	893577001545
Brand	PocketWizard
Shipping Weight	0.2100kg
Shipping Width	0.130m
Shipping Height	0.130m
Shipping Length	0.050m

Pocket Wizard transceiver TT5

By: Ken on 25 May 2017
It's flat and wide and is for DSLR cameras it works fine. For digital mirror less cameras it should be tested if it can work on your Canon M3 or M6. It doesn't on my Canon M5 which is a shame.

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