🌵 Cactus V6 IIs Wireless Flash Transceiver for Sony Review

I cannot trigger this flash with my Sony HVL-F43M. I downloaded the Cactus V6 II update files by following all the instructions in the quick start guide. I downloaded the user guide from the Cactus website but still couldn't get the Cactus trigger to fire my Sony flash. The website and product manual say it works with Sony Flash. My experience shows that this is not the case. For now I will continue to use my Godox XT1 and will be returning this unit for a refund. Likes: Small Compact Dislikes:

Despite feedback 1 * I use it perfectly with my Sony A7 and A7 Mark II cameras in combination with Metz 44 AF-1 flash for Sony. You need two of these to work, switching one as the sender and the other as the receiver. You can then easily change the strength of the transmitter's flash exposure by turning the wheel. Only note: it does not work in TTL mode, but this is clearly stated in the description of the providers. I'm happy with it as it's a good replacement for Sony's own wireless shutter…

Great product. Well done. Finally, SONY users have a radio trigger with full features like high speed sync (HSS Normal Sync and Power), remote control of flash power and head zoom, remote AF assist light, etc. Also V6IIs includes features like remote trigger (required optional cable). ), relay mode, sports shutter mode (requires an optional cable), etc. Great that the firmware can be updated via a USB cable. To avoid zebra crossings on the HSS, you must turn off the e-Front's electronic…