Hey !
Quick question, does anyone know if there is a way to use a Pixel pawn TF-362Tx (the one made for Nikon) with a Canon body without losing the wake up signal ? Through some kind of adapter maybe ?
On the other hand, is it possible to connect a TF-361Rx to a Nikon flash and also keep the wake up signal ? From what I gathered online, sync ports only carry one signal at a time, right ?
To give some context, I need a new TF-361Tx, but before buying one I would like to see if I can use the 362Tx that I already have and otherwise probably won't ever be using. And since I can't buy the Tx alone, I want to find a way to use the Rx that will come with it ( but I only have Nikon flashes).
Thanks !
Nikon Pixel pawn Tx on a Canon body
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Re: Nikon Pixel pawn Tx on a Canon body
As far as I know, the only way would be to make an adapter cable. One for the camera end and one for the flash end. But the cost of the parts would be more that a set of correct wireless flash triggers.
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Re: Nikon Pixel pawn Tx on a Canon body
Thanks Jeff !
I spent some times here and there researching solutions over the past week. That settles that question once and for all
Otherwise, does anyone have recommendations on another wireless remote model/brand ?
I spent some times here and there researching solutions over the past week. That settles that question once and for all
Otherwise, does anyone have recommendations on another wireless remote model/brand ?
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Re: Nikon Pixel pawn Tx on a Canon body
I like the Yongnuo RF603 II series. You can purchase a Canon transmitter and Nikon receivers.
RF603C II for Canon
RF603N II for Nikon
The feature that I like is there is a switch on the unit that makes it a receiver or transmitter.
RF603C II for Canon
RF603N II for Nikon
The feature that I like is there is a switch on the unit that makes it a receiver or transmitter.
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