The Godox DM-16 Wireless Radio Studio Flash Trigger Receiver Transmitter 16 Channels is a device specifically designed for photographers to wirelessly control their studio flash setups. Here's a breakdown of its functions and features:
Triggers studio flashes remotely: Eliminates the need for cables between your camera and flash units, allowing for much more freedom of movement during photography sessions.
Offers 16 channels: Gives you the option to select from 16 different frequencies, helping avoid interference if there are other photographers are using wireless triggers in the same area.
Composed of a transmitter and receiver:
Transmitter: Attaches to your camera's hot shoe and sends the wireless signal to fire the flash.
Receiver: Plugs into your studio flash's sync port and power source. Upon receiving the signal from the transmitter, it triggers the flash to fire.
Reliable wireless connectivity: Offers a working range of up to 30 meters (100 feet) for flexibility in your studio setup.
Multi-flash control: A single transmitter unit can control multiple receivers simultaneously, letting you create complex lighting setups with several studio flashes.
Long battery life: The transmitter uses a common battery type (23A 12V) that generally lasts for thousands of trigger cycles.
Simplified setup: No more tripping over cables and manually adjusting flash settings.
Increased mobility: Move around your studio space without being tethered to your flash units.
Reduced Interference: Multiple channels help prevent accidental triggering from other wireless devices.
Complex lighting possibilities: Control multiple flashes to create different lighting effects and moods.
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