Flash triggers

Introducing Phottix’s newest budget-friendly flash trigger system: the Phottix Ares II. The transmitter and receiver system boasts the latest technology and is perfect for manual shooting with studio lights or hot shoe flashes.

Control the shoot from the palm of your hand.

The standard Air Remote can be used to wirelessly sync and control your Profoto Off-Camera Flash from any camera that has a hot shoe.

• For Pro-8a Air Packs and D1 Air Heads
• Controls Power & Modeling Light Levels
• Controls Up to 6 Groups on 8 Channels
• Hot Shoe and Mini-Plug Connection

• Intuitive interface on a large display
• Connect it via your camera’s hot-shoe
• 100 available channels with six groups for each channel
• Extended battery life and rechargeable batteries
• Seamless firmware updates via Profoto AirX
• Control all groups from the Profoto Control app on your iPad, iPhone, Android smartphone
• Switch from TTL Mode to Manual Mode with the automated TTL settings intact
• Sync and remote control 0.5-100 m (1.5-330 ft)

• Intuitive interface on a large display
• Connect it via your camera’s hot-shoe
• 100 available channels with six groups for each channel
• Extended battery life and rechargeable batteries
• Seamless firmware updates via Profoto AirX
• Control all groups from the Profoto Control app on your iPad, iPhone, Android smartphone
• Switch from TTL Mode to Manual Mode with the automated TTL settings intact
• Sync and remote control 0.5-100 m (1.5-330 ft)

For Speedmaster L-858D Light Meter
Adds PocketWizard Radio Triggering
Access to 32 Channels and Four Zones
Adjust Flash Power & Modeling Light
ControlTL System Support
Frequency: 344 MHz

For Speedmaster L-858D-U Light Meter
Adds Broncolor Radio Triggering
Frequency: 2.4 GHz
Access 99 Radio Studio/40 Lamp Addresses

• Triggers shutter and recording from a distance for easier control and less shake.
• Multiple mounting solutions for a variety of scenarios.
• Compatible with popular Sony, Canon, and Nikon mirrorless cameras.
• Bluetooth connection, more stability, and longer range than an infrared remote control.