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Question: Hi!. Would the transmitter work with studio lighting (like interfit) without the need of plugging the receiver to the lighting?
Document: I am a full time photographer so I need good equipment which usually means high prices. I had been using Elinchrom Skyports and were happy until they started to have problems. Nothing last forever but at $300.00 plus I expected more. The push button on/off became hard to use and I would spend several minutes getting them turned on. Then the internal batteries quit holding a charge like they should.
I just needed a &#34;dumb trigger&#34; for use with my studio monolights. They worked great right out of the box. They use AA's, not AAA batteries, which I like. They do not feel cheap to me. They tighten down on the shoe so they do not slide off. They work perfectly.
I recently switched from Nikon to Fuji and had to change my wireless triggers. I purchased some Cowboy Studio triggers and they just would NOT work with the Fuji XE-2, which was very frustrating. So I sold them off and purchased the Phottix Ares triggers. The Ares are built so much better and have worked flawlessly on my last 2 shoots. I've been very happy with these triggers so far. I'll update my review if something happens in the future.
Bought the set with extra receivers recently, and oh boy am I so happy with the quality of product for such a Low price - they fire like clock work and the range is awesome - These are definitely for the photographer who can't afford pocket wizards outrageous price, or other high end trigger/receiver sets - Happy Shooting !
I purchased this along with an additional receiver to use with two Yongnuo YN-560 II flashes. They work flawlessly with my Canon Eos Rebel XS. It was also a bit of a surprise to found that the transmitter and receiver came in a nicely padded pouch, too bad there isn't room for the other receiver I bought.
Works well, easy to use, easy to setup. Does what it say's. Well built. Has tilting transmitter. Would recommend. Buy.
I had a cheap trigger system from RPS Studio which had me a little scared of the low price of this Ares trigger set. However based on the good reviews and beings I didn't really want to put the money down for a pocket wizard or equiv. I decided to go with it. Unlike the RPS Studio trigger (both hot shoe mounts came off first time I used it) this Phottix Ares seems like a sturdy/durable trigger.
These are nice little units. Worked perfect for my use, wedding photography. These units operate the flash in manual mode only, so don't expect ETTL functions with your flash, but for wedding photography they worked great, set the powers of my flashes (used 4 flash units, 4 receivers and the 1 transmitter. They have great distance and would recommend them. They have 10 channels so you can set your transmitter to what ever channel you have your flash set up to.
Ordered the Phottix Ares flash triggers because I couldn't afford Pocket Wizards right now. I figured when I could afford it I'd sell these and purchase the Pocket Wizards. After using these for 6 month now I'm really impressed with them. I just started my own photography business and I use these on every job I've been on with no problems at all. I also use them on my studio strobes and they work great. They do exactly what they say they'll do, not one miss fire.
I am very pleased especially at this price. These feel well built and while they don't feature TLL the simplicity and sturdy construction are a huge advantage in my book. No misfires, and works well with my rangefinders and also my sekonic meter. I also love that the transmitter folds like some of the more expensive options, which is necessary for some camera styles. At this price point how could you go wrong.
Answer: The receiver needs to be connected to your light source...wherever your sync cable would go. I'm not familiar with Interfit, but I just did a shoot today with my Einsteins. Plugged the receiver into the sync port and away we went. If your Interfit system has a port for a sync cable you should be good to go. These are great for the money.