Broaden your horizons – Take your flash off the camera. The 4-channel, 2.4 GHz Strato 4 in 1 Wireless Trigger boasts ranges of 100 meters and beyond, and offers sync speeds of up to 1/250 second.* Running on widely available AAA batteries, the small footprint transmitter and receiver system is a must for any kit bag.
What can the Strato 4 in 1 Wireless Trigger do?
• Trigger hot shoe flashes
• Trigger studio strobes
• Wired Shutter Release
• Wireless Shutter Release
Canon and Nikon versions are available and feature an innovative
TTL pass-through hot shoe on the transmitter. This feature is perfect for wedding and event photographers that shoot with on-camera TTL flash and slaved manual flashes or strobes. The Strato 4 in 1 receiver units also have
wake-up functions for many Canon and Nikon flashes.
The Strato not only triggers flashes and studio strobes, it is also a
wired and wireless shutter release. By using Phottix Accessory Cables you can connect the Strato to your Canon or Nikon camera. Use the Strato as a wired shutter release, or trigger your shutter wirelessly from more than 100 meters away.
Why use the Phottix Strato 4 in 1 Wireless Trigger?
• TTL pass-through on transmitter for on-camera TTL use and flash AF light
• Trigger hot shoe flashes and studio strobes
• Works as a wired and wireless shutter release
• Great reliability
• Superior build quality
• AAA batteries
Strato Reviews
Professional photographer Craig Ferguson had a chance to test the Phottix Strato 4 in 1 Wireless Triggers - read his Phottix Strato review.
Phottix Strato - An On The Job Test | Cultural travel photography from Taiwan | Craig Ferguson Images
Martin Pot, a reviewer from Austrailia also tested the new Phottix Strato - read the review on his site.
Review: Phottix Strato 4-in-1 Trigger : Martin Pot - Photography Blog
Trigger and Receiver set - P3500
Extra Receiver - P1800
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