Product Description

the PocketWizard Plus II transceiver system does more than cut the cord. The PocketWizard Plus II can wirelessly trigger lights and/or cameras within a range of 1600 feet of the transceiver. Utilizing advanced wireless technologies, four 16-bit, digitally-coded channels are available for selective firing of lights, or when working in `crowded¿ environments. If speed is a concern, images can be captured at a rate of up to 12 frames-per-second, which outpaces most currently-available cameras, pro or otherwise. Ultra-fast microprocessors allow for top sync speeds of 1/250th-second for focal-plane shutters and 1/500th for leaf shutters. The PocketWizard Plus II is compact, with a short, unobtrusive, rubberized antenna. The total height of the transceiver and antenna is less than 6.5¿, and it weighs in at 6oz including the batteries. To ensure a secure fit to your camera or bracket, the Plus II features sturdy locking rings for hot shoes. Power is supplied by 2 AA batteries, which are good for about 60 hours of playtime. An optional AC adapter allows for continuous, unlimited shoot time +++ PLUS +++ Hildozine Transceiver Caddy for Pocket Wizard Plus II - Hildozine 1001 : Eliminate messy velcro. Safely secure your PW with confidence. No more clumsy ball bungees. Eliminate the swenging PW when you move your light stands. Makes your flash and PW A unit that can be held in one hand. Organized your camera bag, clean storage. Look like a pro, makes A clean presentation. Becomes one with your PW.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #41505 in Consumer Electronics
• Model: 801125

Features

• 2 Pieces of PocketWizard Plus II Transceiver 801125 Relay Radio Slave Transmitter Receiver
• 2 Pieces of Hildozine 1001 Transceiver Caddy

Customer Reviews

PW Plus II
I finally had a chance to use these in a shoot and they're great. They are easy to use and work flawlessly. I use them with a Q-Flash on an off-camera monostand and with an umbrella on a light stand and get results every time. I have not used it for firing the camera remotely yet, but I'm confident it work just as well in that function.