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Linked shooting is a function that automatically releases the shutter of a
slave unit camera by linking it to a master unit camera. You can shoot
with linked shooting for up to 16 units, including both master units and
slave units. This is convenient when you want to shoot a subject from
multiple angles at the same time.
To shoot with linked shooting, attach a flash that supports radio
transmission wireless shooting or the Speedlite Transmitter ST-E3-RT
to the camera.
Note that when using a camera with an N3 type remote control terminal
that was released up to 2011 as the “slave unit camera,” the “Release
Cable SR-N3” (sold separately) is needed. For details on attaching the
cable, see page 68.
Before performing the operations on the next page, attach a Speedlite
or transmitter on all the cameras to be used for linked shooting. For
details on the transmitter settings, see the transmitter’s instruction
manual.
Linked Shooting with Radio Transmission
Master unit
camera
Slave unit
camera
Slave unit
camera
Slave unit
camera
Slave unit
camera
Transmission
distance
Approx. 30 m
(98.4 ft.)
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