waiting for second camera trigger to arrive

[barry lloyd]

I was thinking of shooting two cameras at the same time both cameras with wireless camera triggers . Then I could have on one camera to using popup flash, while on the other a wireless radio flash trigger to two remote flash guns. That would give me 3 sources of flash. below the wireless camera trigger waiting for another receiver to arrive

My thinking is that using the below (camera trigger) with two receivers I could fire off both cameras and all 3 flashes from one trigger , if that makes any sense



camera trigger and receiver ,second receiver comming later

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so would end up with something like this

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just need second receiver for the camera on the left
right hand camera trigger mounted on the master flash master trigger to fire off the two remotes and camera
and the camera on the left will have second camera trigger receiver which will fire off the camera flash and camera

All fired from that unit in the front

 

[gchappel]

I love cobbling together stuff! Sounds like fun.
It doesn't count if you don't post images of what you are using dual cameras for.
gary

 

[barry lloyd]

I love cobbling together stuff! Sounds like fun.
It doesn't count if you don't post images of what you are using dual cameras for.
gary

Gary
one of the problems with something like this below

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Is getting a bird facing the right way. It can take a few hours before and bird will approach and then only get one chance. so better e with 2 cameras with or without a flash. later on may even get a hanging bird feeder Later on. Can't use a table we are plagued with squirrels so food would not last long


Even on our minature heritage railway with a camera either side of the track get both sides of the train instead of just one side even video if set up right possibly. Just assign the shutter button for movies and it works .G4 on the Nikon D810