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Nikon’s WR-R11a wireless transceiver and WR-T10 wireless transmitter let you control key camera functions from a distance, even if there are objects between yourself and the camera. Compatible with specific Nikon interchangeable lens cameras, these devices allow control of autofocus, video recording, continuous shooting and silent shooting, as well as of a feature allocated to the function button.

The Sony HVL-F20M is ideal for those looking to add a little fill light to their images or for use as a wireless TTL controller for off-camera flash units without adding too much weight to their gear bag.

The Profoto Air Remote TTL-C is the key to wireless triggering and TTL remote control of its B1 and B2 AirTTL Off Camera Flash heads. Operating on the 2.4 GHz bandwidth, the transmitter, really a controller, has 8 frequency channels and with 3 groups per channel and a range of up to 330' for TTL triggering and 1,000' for normal triggering. Each channel has power ratio capability of +/- 2 stops. If you prefer to use manual you have +/- 9 stops power variation. You've also got modeling light, unit shut-down and first or rear curtain control. The TTL-C, the B1 500 AirTTL and B2 Off Camera Flashes have micro-USB connectors for firmware updates directly from Profoto's website, such as High Speed sync which allows sync speeds as short as 1/8,000 sec. Besides the B1 and B2, the Air Remote TTL-C will also manually remote trigger all Profoto Air packs and monolights but without the TTL feature.

The Profoto Air Remote TTL-C is the key to wireless triggering and TTL remote control of its B1 and B2 AirTTL Off Camera Flash heads. Operating on the 2.4 GHz bandwidth, the transmitter, really a controller, has 8 frequency channels and with 3 groups per channel and a range of up to 330' for TTL triggering and 1,000' for normal triggering. Each channel has power ratio capability of +/- 2 stops. If you prefer to use manual you have +/- 9 stops power variation. You've also got modeling light, unit shut-down and first or rear curtain control. The TTL-C, the B1 500 AirTTL and B2 Off Camera Flashes have micro-USB connectors for firmware updates directly from Profoto's website, such as High Speed sync which allows sync speeds as short as 1/8,000 sec. Besides the B1 and B2, the Air Remote TTL-C will also manually remote trigger all Profoto Air packs and monolights but without the TTL feature.

The Profoto Air Remote TTL-C is the key to wireless triggering and TTL remote control of its B1 and B2 AirTTL Off Camera Flash heads. Operating on the 2.4 GHz bandwidth, the transmitter, really a controller, has 8 frequency channels and with 3 groups per channel and a range of up to 330' for TTL triggering and 1,000' for normal triggering. Each channel has power ratio capability of +/- 2 stops. If you prefer to use manual you have +/- 9 stops power variation. You've also got modeling light, unit shut-down and first or rear curtain control. The TTL-C, the B1 500 AirTTL and B2 Off Camera Flashes have micro-USB connectors for firmware updates directly from Profoto's website, such as High Speed sync which allows sync speeds as short as 1/8,000 sec. Besides the B1 and B2, the Air Remote TTL-C will also manually remote trigger all Profoto Air packs and monolights but without the TTL feature.