Hi, in another of these videos I saw you mounted a Captur transmitter on the camera to trigger the flashes. In this particular video using the laser you triggered the speedlights without mounting a transmitter on the horseshoe of the camera. Does it work both ways? With or without the transmitter in the camera?
How can I use the module pro and laser to trigger 2 off camera flash and trigger the camera shutter at the same time? I have bought the module pro, transmitter and receiver plus an additional receiver so I now have one for each flash. Just confused how I now trigger the camera.
Got a Module Pro and Canon cable kit but it won't fire my 70D. Works fine on my old 30D. On the 70D the "Q" button on the touchscreen greys out when beam is tripped. Any ideas?
Hi. Great video. Thank you. Is there a way to trigger the camera in the moment the milk drop breaks the laser beam and only in this moment? If I understand it correctly, you set the camera to long time exposure to freeze the moment in darkness with flashes, right? I want to set the camera so shortest shutter time and get camera released only when the captur module triggers the flashes. How to control camera itself and all flashes by one captur module? Is it possible?
G’day Toby I just received my remote (Pro version) today and look forward to using it on my GH5 with a 12-35mm ark II Proles. thanks for making these videos👍🏻 Cheers #iSpike
I bought it for catching birds in action, IR is useless in daylight, bought laser sensor, and this also does not work well.... is there a particular laser sensor works well with this capture pro in daylight?
Hello Prakesh When using the IR outdoors, in daylight, we recommend the following: * Keep the Module Pro in the shade if possible * Face the Module Pro unit away from direct sunlight (i.e. the IR sensor in the Module Pro is facing away from direct daylight) * Turn the IR device to “High” power * Keep the distance between the Module Pro & Module IR as short as possible The laser beam will also be affected by strong daylight. We would recommend using a more powerful industrial Laser Gun which is also supplied with a Laser receiver. The receiver is then connected to the Module Pro AUX (auxiliary input). This does require a DIY set-up but is possible if someone has some electrical knowledge. If you have any other questions, please contact us - info@hahnel.ie
Thank you for your comment. We are not sure what language you speak but if you head over to the Hähnel website (www.hahnel.ie/irish-shop/captur_module_pro/), you can download the Captur manual which is available in many different languages.
Could you run multiple extra flashes on slave mode?
You can, you can pair extra receiver unit or just run flash which have slave mode.
Hi, in another of these videos I saw you mounted a Captur transmitter on the camera to trigger the flashes. In this particular video using the laser you triggered the speedlights without mounting a transmitter on the horseshoe of the camera. Does it work both ways? With or without the transmitter in the camera?
How can I use the module pro and laser to trigger 2 off camera flash and trigger the camera shutter at the same time? I have bought the module pro, transmitter and receiver plus an additional receiver so I now have one for each flash. Just confused how I now trigger the camera.
Got a Module Pro and Canon cable kit but it won't fire my 70D. Works fine on my old 30D. On the 70D the "Q" button on the touchscreen greys out when beam is tripped. Any ideas?
Hi. Great video. Thank you. Is there a way to trigger the camera in the moment the milk drop breaks the laser beam and only in this moment? If I understand it correctly, you set the camera to long time exposure to freeze the moment in darkness with flashes, right? I want to set the camera so shortest shutter time and get camera released only when the captur module triggers the flashes. How to control camera itself and all flashes by one captur module? Is it possible?
G’day Toby I just received my remote (Pro version) today and look forward to using it on my GH5 with a 12-35mm ark II Proles. thanks for making these videos👍🏻 Cheers #iSpike
I bought it for catching birds in action, IR is useless in daylight, bought laser sensor, and this also does not work well.... is there a particular laser sensor works well with this capture pro in daylight?
Hello Prakesh
When using the IR outdoors, in daylight, we recommend the following:
* Keep the Module Pro in the shade if possible
* Face the Module Pro unit away from direct sunlight (i.e. the IR sensor in the Module Pro is facing away from direct daylight)
* Turn the IR device to “High” power
* Keep the distance between the Module Pro & Module IR as short as possible
The laser beam will also be affected by strong daylight. We would recommend using a more powerful industrial Laser Gun which is also supplied with a Laser receiver.
The receiver is then connected to the Module Pro AUX (auxiliary input). This does require a DIY set-up but is possible if someone has some electrical knowledge.
If you have any other questions, please contact us - info@hahnel.ie
My Laser sensor is pitiful
I don't understand English...
Thank you for your comment. We are not sure what language you speak but if you head over to the Hähnel website (www.hahnel.ie/irish-shop/captur_module_pro/), you can download the Captur manual which is available in many different languages.
Amazing...
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