PocketWizard Plus III 801-130 プリント

製品コード
801-130
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Today’s photographers need an edge, and there’s no 
other product that can give you the creative freedom of a 
PocketWizard radio. We’ve torn down technical barriers, 
enabling you to position flashes and cameras in the right 
places to get the right shots at the right time.
PocketWizard photo products enable wireless triggering 
between all components of your photographic system, no 
matter how simple or complex your remote triggering needs. 
With a PocketWizard radio, remote triggering of cameras
and flashes is as easy as pushing a button.
MAKE IT POSSIBLE
 
Simple. Compatible. Reliable.  Built on the reliability and simplicity of the 
PocketWizard Plus legacy and loaded with new features and functionality, 
the PocketWizard Plus III Transceiver is the ultimate in performance and 
value for manually triggering off-camera flash and remote cameras.
The Plus III features an impressive 32 channels (16 Standard plus 16  
Quad-Zone Triggering channels) allowing you to activate or deactivate your 
remote flashes or cameras wirelessly in 4 separately controllable zones (A, 
B, C or D).  Whether you’re a wedding or sports shooter or working in a busy 
studio, finding a clear channel is now a lot easier. For the photographer being 
asked to do more for less, this added flexibility is a huge competitive advantage.
KEY BENEFITS for PHOTOGRAPHERS
 
Transmit AND Receive
 
When set to TxRx, the Plus III will instantly and intelligently switch  
  between transmitter and receiver modes for ultimate flexibility.
 
Two-Stage Remote Camera Triggering 
 
Half-press the “TEST” button on a Plus III to wake up a remote camera.   
  Press all the way to trigger an exposure.
 
Auto-Relay Mode 
 
Allows photographers to remotely trigger a remote camera in sync with  
  one or more remote flashes.
 
Simple User Interface
 
All channels, zones and modes can be easily engaged via a keypad  
  input and displayed on a backlit 2.5cm (1”) LCD display.
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