To help us better help you, always state the exact firmware version installed on your Cactus device(s), such as: "1.1.013", "NIK.A.001", "v.103", or "A06".
TTL or HSS not working on Cactus V6 II and V6 IIs? Be sure to check hot shoe connectivity by doing the <CAMERA INFO> check.
Feel free to suggest an improvement or share product ideas. Contact us directly at info@cactus-image.com. At Cactus, we listen.
I just confirmed my return and exchange with B&H of the V6ii unit. I am keeping the RF60. When the replacement unit comes I will report on the status when used with Nikon D800 and Fujifilm X-T10
Should the RF60 be able to HSS with D800 when on hotshoe and HSS is enabled on flash?
I just confirmed my return and exchange with B&H of the V6ii unit. I am keeping the RF60. When the replacement unit comes I will report on the status when used with Nikon D800 and Fujifilm X-T10
Should the RF60 be able to HSS with D800 when on hotshoe and HSS is enabled on flash?
Negative. RF60 only has a single hot shoe pin, it becomes a manual flash when you trigger it directly from its' hot shoe, such as mounting on camera hot shoe.
The AU HSS, automatic HSS , is solely for use in a wireless setup.
Please kepe us posted. Thank you!
Antonio Lao Brand Manager
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To help us better help you, always state the exact firmware version installed on your Cactus device(s), such as: "1.1.013", "NIK.A.001", "v.103", or "A06".
TTL or HSS not working on Cactus V6 II and V6 IIs? Be sure to check hot shoe connectivity by doing the <CAMERA INFO> check.
Feel free to suggest an improvement or share product ideas. Contact us directly at info@cactus-image.com. At Cactus, we listen.
The AU HSS, automatic HSS , is solely for use in a wireless setup.
However, if he turns AU HSS to "OFF" and engages "HSS" on the RF60 manually (with the button at the front), he should be able to go beyond the sync-speed at least for nearby shutter speeds, should he not?
For true HSS synchronisation that would support 1/4000s, etc., the RF60 would have to support digital TTL, but even with just single-pin triggering, a range of shutter speeds should be supported before a black bar starts creeping in from the bottom of the frame.
The AU HSS, automatic HSS , is solely for use in a wireless setup.
However, if he turns AU HSS to "OFF" and engages "HSS" on the RF60 manually (with the button at the front), he should be able to go beyond the sync-speed at least for nearby shutter speeds, should he not?
For true HSS synchronisation that would support 1/4000s, etc., the RF60 would have to support digital TTL, but even with just single-pin triggering, a range of shutter speeds should be supported before a black bar starts creeping in from the bottom of the frame.
In theory, yes. It will depend on specific timings on the camera system.
Antonio Lao Brand Manager
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To help us better help you, always state the exact firmware version installed on your Cactus device(s), such as: "1.1.013", "NIK.A.001", "v.103", or "A06".
TTL or HSS not working on Cactus V6 II and V6 IIs? Be sure to check hot shoe connectivity by doing the <CAMERA INFO> check.
Feel free to suggest an improvement or share product ideas. Contact us directly at info@cactus-image.com. At Cactus, we listen.
I am having a slightly different issue as when I use HSS forced mode with my V6II and RF60 on both my XPRO2 and XT2, the flash just wouldn't fire. I have tried to relearnt it already but still doesn't work. I am running the latest firmware on both the RF60 and the V6II. Any advice would be much appreciated
To help us better help you, always state the exact firmware version installed on your Cactus device(s), such as: "1.1.013", "NIK.A.001", "v.103", or "A06".
TTL or HSS not working on Cactus V6 II and V6 IIs? Be sure to check hot shoe connectivity by doing the <CAMERA INFO> check.
Feel free to suggest an improvement or share product ideas. Contact us directly at info@cactus-image.com. At Cactus, we listen.
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Please keep us posted!
Brand Manager
The AU HSS, automatic HSS , is solely for use in a wireless setup.
Please kepe us posted. Thank you!
Brand Manager
For true HSS synchronisation that would support 1/4000s, etc., the RF60 would have to support digital TTL, but even with just single-pin triggering, a range of shutter speeds should be supported before a black bar starts creeping in from the bottom of the frame.
Brand Manager
Did you press the "Check for Latest Firmware" button on the Firmware Updater?
You may also check the firmware version by:
- RF60: Press "NEXT" and power on the flash
- V6 II: Menu > Preference > Firmware Version
Other points to check:- Are both V6 II and RF60 set to the same channel?
- Is the relevent flash group activated on the V6 II?
- What is the distance between the V6 II and RF60? If in close proximity, try using Short Range (Menu > Radio Setup > Work Range).
Other Fujifilm-specfiic checks, please refer to this post:http://www.cactus-image.com/community/discussion/comment/3420/#Comment_3420
Thank you and I hope the above helps.
Brand Manager