Pocket wizard plus 3 owners

[coolpix]

At the moment there is only a caddy to fix the pocket wizard plus 3 onto the light stand at a stupid price of £15 looking at my canon flashes there is a screw fixing on the side that could be used to fix the pocket wizard to.

Screw the screw into the flash and then the pocket wizard to the screw would work. Unfortunately there is nothing on the market for this. I am in the process of manufacturing this fitting and just wondered if they were available would you buy one.

This would be much better having the pocket wizard sit snugly to the flash than down on the poll or dangling from your camera if you have a flash on your camera to.


Let me know your thoughts

 

[HoppyUK]

1) PW are not big sellers these days.

2) Velcro, or hair bobbles.

 

[coolpix]

"PW are not big sellers these days". hu? so when you have 4 flashes around a room and you need to fire number 2 and 4 how do you fire your flashes

Velcro, or hair bobbles. cheap, unreliable, looks ugly, not professional

 

[Mark Anthony]

As hoppy said.. Velcro or hair bands.

I'm sure nobody goes up to your flashes to analyse how you've attached a trigger to it so they can judge your professionalism.

It's the light that counts.

 

[boyfalldown]

"PW are not big sellers these days". hu? so when you have 4 flashes around a room and you need to fire number 2 and 4 how do you fire your flashes

amy trigger that allows you group to create groups? Most of then really.

 

[HoppyUK]

"PW are not big sellers these days". hu? so when you have 4 flashes around a room and you need to fire number 2 and 4 how do you fire your flashes

Velcro, or hair bobbles. cheap, unreliable, looks ugly, not professional

PW had a virtual monopoly of the triggers market until just a few years ago, but today their products look rather clunky and very expensive. As has been widely reported, they're now laying off staff. That's sad, and some of their technology is amazing, but PW's business problems are entirely of their own making IMHO.