New wireless flash kits from Kenro
News Release from Kenro Ltd - Date: 28 July 2009
Kenro has announced the UK release of a new range of wireless transmitter and receiver kits designed to trigger studio lighting flash heads.
These new additions to Kenro's wide range of photographic equipment feature either mains or battery powered units. Each system comes with a radio signal transmitter and receiver that offer effective triggering of flash heads up to distances of 30m. The kits consist of a sender module which operates from a camera hot shoe or synch cable. They are available in four channel or eight channel kits.
"Our new flash triggers are ideal for photographers looking for a cost effective way to reduce the wiring in their studio or when on location. Due to the multi channel function, they are particularly suited to the event or wedding photographer who wants to avoid external flashes triggering the studio lights." says Kenro managing director, Paul Kench.
The four channel battery version has the product code, FERF604D and carries an RRP of £63.50 and the mains system is available for £58.50 with a product code FERF604.
The eight channel battery version has the product code, FERF608D and carries an RRP of £66.75 and the mains system is available for £67.50 with a product code FERF608.
Spare receivers are also available, with the four channel battery model costing £21.50 and the mains version £19.95. The eight channel battery model costing £23.50 and the mains version £21.50. All Prices quoted are plus Vat.
See www.kenro.co.uk for details of your nearest stockist, or call Kenro on 01793 615836 for more details.
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Kenro has announced the UK release of a new range of wireless transmitter and receiver kits designed to trigger studio lighting flash heads.
These new additions to Kenro's wide range of photographic equipment feature either mains or battery powered units. Each system comes with a radio signal transmitter and receiver that offer effective triggering of flash heads up to distances of 30m. The kits consist of a sender module which operates from a camera hot shoe or synch cable. They are available in four channel or eight channel kits.
"Our new flash triggers are ideal for photographers looking for a cost effective way to reduce the wiring in their studio or when on location. Due to the multi channel function, they are particularly suited to the event or wedding photographer who wants to avoid external flashes triggering the studio lights." says Kenro managing director, Paul Kench.
The four channel battery version has the product code, FERF604D and carries an RRP of £63.50 and the mains system is available for £58.50 with a product code FERF604.
The eight channel battery version has the product code, FERF608D and carries an RRP of £66.75 and the mains system is available for £67.50 with a product code FERF608.
Spare receivers are also available, with the four channel battery model costing £21.50 and the mains version £19.95. The eight channel battery model costing £23.50 and the mains version £21.50. All Prices quoted are plus Vat.
See www.kenro.co.uk for details of your nearest stockist, or call Kenro on 01793 615836 for more details.
Visitors, users and viewers of the foregoing content may copy and re-use it in other internet content sites on condition the source of all material so used is acknowledged with the attachment of the following.
www.ajaxnetphoto.blogspot.com 2009.
www.ajaxnetphoto.com 2009.
This content may NOT be used in any media made available for commercial resale.
The products and companies named in this website content are trademarks , registered trademarks or servicemarks of their respective owners or licensed user.
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