----- Original Message ----- > Guy replied: > > You can rotate the head independently of the flash unit's body. So > > it's fairly easy to have the slave body pointing right at the master > > while still have the slave head illuminating the area you want, which > > can help. > > I've tried that, but found that the slave still has to be a long way > forward of the trigger/camera to receive a signal adequately. If the slave > unit is to my side, or worse still, slightly behind, them I'm stuffed. I've > also had problems if there's a height difference between the two units. > Does anyone know if the SP-E2 trigger unit gives out a wider range of > signal? > James
I must be overlooking the obvious, but don't you also rotate the master so that it's pointing at the slave? Unless the master is actually on the camera shoe, I suppose. I use a separate bracket and the OCS2. Tom P. * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
