Control Game Manual

Manual all the way. The radio trigger syncs with my Godox X1T for manual control of power. I am currently using six TT600 flashes for humming birds in my front yard. So far they have worked as advertised.

Wireless Manual Power Control flash is the best way to shoot and with the TT5 and AC3 on camera, manual flash power can be adjusted at the camera. There's no need to stress when manual power needs changing. No need to hike around to all of the lights. And with the TT5 on camera, the camera and lights can be triggered together with a Sekonic Light Meter.

This is a very good MANUAL flash offering alot if fine level control on power. This however is a con when using manual mode as you will keep trying a lot of combos. The optical slave part works well and unless you need the wireless mode, it is an overkill. One could get 2 manual flashes in same price.

For the price and the technology it is well worth it. Great sound and manual control to get exactly what you want.

audio sounds clean and so handy to have 2 inputs, independent manual control, etc.

Image very beautiful. I would suggest more easy control on manual focus

This controller is perfect for the lens controls. I wish it had iris and manual focus control.

If this is your first manual lens, it will take a bit of getting used to - but once you do, it starts to change the way you look at things. The control you have & character you get out of this lens is more than just fun - it's like whole new activity you've embarked on & changes your camera. You can sweep through the focal range in one motion if you hold it right, which is very nice for video - you can get that smooth adjustment without having to take your hand off. It definitely benefits from having a set of filters to help open the aperture when outside in the sunlight. Without a filter, it improves your low-light abilities. Also: the size is satisfying & build quality is sturdy.

Great unit. This is a manual flash. If your looking for TTL control you'll need the flash specific for your camera.

Fits tight enough, transmits aperture control to my Sony macro lens (which does not have manual aperture).