"This Product Has Been Discontinued"......(This page is for reference only)
LITE-LINK for other strobes like SunPak, Vivitar, etc.
#4098.2 for CANON compatible strobes
#4099.2 for NIKON compatible strobes
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"This Product Has Been Discontinued"......(This page is for reference only)
LITE-LINK for other strobes like SunPak, Vivitar, etc. |
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The TTL strobe attached to the Lite-Link is tripped just like with any good slave sensor. The unbelievable capability is the Lite-Link instructs its attached strobe to quench when it sees the strobe attached to the camera quench, maintaining perfect TTL compatibility. Several Lite-Links may be used for multiple flash photography. |
These new models include a manual "on-off" switch for use with TTL strobes from manufacturers other than Nikon and Canon. Nikon and Canon strobes can also be used on these new models. The standard Lite-Link turns on automatically when it senses the ready-light of its attached strobe. The circuitry in strobes other than Canon and Nikon usually will not turn on the standard Lite-Link. The manual "on-off" switch allows almost any TTL strobe that is Nikon or Canon compatible (operates TTL when attached to Nikon or Canon cameras) to be used on these new Lite-Link models. |
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Lite Link for Metz Strobes Click on Questions for description of operation and more Lite-Link information 
 
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