Create a long range wireless flash setup with ease by picking up the WT-1T Wireless Transceiver from Metz. By using a reliable 2.4 GHz radio signal and a selection of 15 channels, users will be able to trigger receivers up to 984' away, without requiring line-of-sight and with minimal interference. Also, this system is compatible with Canon's E-TTL / E-TTL II flashes, permitting both TTL and manual control options and support for high-speed sync at up to 1/8000 second. Users will even have access to a TTL pass-through hot shoe on the top for using a flash directly on camera or setting up this transceiver unit as a receiver.

When multiple flashes are involved, the WT-1T offers group control with three groups for creating more elaborate setups. It also has a backlit LCD screen to show and change current settings as well as a standard sync port for use with studio strobes. Additionally, it has a USB connection for firmware updates.

Combination Transmitter and Receiver    Compatible with Canon E-TTL / E-TTL II    Frequency: 2.4 GHz    Range: 984'    15 Channels; 3 Groups    TTL and Manual Control Options    TTL Pass-Through Hot Shoe    High-Speed Sync Support    Backlit LCD Screen; Sync Port    USB Port for Firmware Updates

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with the D800?

A: This product is not compatible with the Nikon D800.

Q: 2. Will the Nikon WT-6 be compatible with the Nikon D4s, or is proprietary to the Nikon D5?

A: This transmitter is dedicated to the Nikon D5.

Q: 3. Is this equipment recognized by Lightroom or capture one? Basically can I replace the tethering cable with the wt-7a and still download into either of the programs?

A: I was able to set up a quick test where I had the WT-7 send the picture to a folder on a hard drive, then have Adobe Lightroom take the picture and perform an action to the photo.

Q: 4. Can you use a Metz (Nikon) receiver WT-1R with a Metz (Sony) WT-1T trigger?

A: No, you cannot. According to Metz, they state that it is not recommended to mix different WT-1 radio trigger systems (e.g. WT-1T Nikon and WT-1R Sony). Such a mixed system will not work correctly.

Q: 5. Can these provide either second curtain or high speed sync for Canon Mark III with multiple Paul C Buff Einstein 640 strobes?

A: Unfortunately, this transceiver will only provide high speed sync capability with Canon or Canon compatible Metz flashes from the Canon 5D Mark III.

Q: 6. Is this compatible with the D810?

A: No, it is not. The Nikon WT-7A Wireless Transmitter is only compatible for use with the Nikon D500 DSLR camera. Nikon lists the Nikon WT-5A Wireless Transmitter, B&H # NIWT5A, and the Nikon UT-1 Communication Unit With WT-5A, B&H # NIUT1WT5A, as the only wireless units compatible for use with the Nikon D810 DSLR camera.

Q: 7. Can the WT-1T be used as a Receiver?

A: Yes. The following unit is a combination Transmitter and Receiver.

Q: 8. will the WT-6 work in different countries?

A: You will need to make sure that the country you're using the item in will have eligible frequencies for consumer use.

Q: 9. Ive seen in a review that it doesnt have thread on the bottom for mounting on a tripod. Is this correct? Or does it indeed come with a screw thread for mounting on a bracket or tripod? Thanks.

A: No female threaded point for mounting. Only the male screw for mounting to the base.

Q: 10. why do we need this, if the camera has built in wifi?

A: This boosts the effectiveness of the built-in WiFi by adding a wired ethernet port, as well as faster connectivity. The range of use is also increased to 656 feet.