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.
Thx for your answer @paulster. I know that the RF60(X) has a built in receiever. But if I use the V6 II as sender I have to choose "Auto" for the flash. But there is option for Canon, Nikon with others. It doesn´t matter but I was just curious to know. So that was my more detailed question.
On the TX unit, the option you see for flash profiles is for an on-camera flash.
You can mount a Canon flash (e.g. Canon 600EX-RT) on the V6 II TX, and the V6 II mounted on a Fujifilm X-T2. By using auto-detect, the V6 II will identify both the camera and on-camera flash system, and you will be able to control the flash power and zoom of the on-camera flash, triggering a flash x-sync and HSS.
There isn't any Cactus "flash system" nor "flash profile" because you simply would never need to mount one on a V6 / V6 II. And even if you did, the RF60X only has a single pin hot shoe, meaning the V6 will see it as a manual flash, and not any specific system.
Hope this helps.
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.
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I know that the RF60(X) has a built in receiever. But if I use the V6 II as sender I have to choose "Auto" for the flash. But there is option for Canon, Nikon with others. It doesn´t matter but I was just curious to know. So that was my more detailed question.
On the TX unit, the option you see for flash profiles is for an on-camera flash.
You can mount a Canon flash (e.g. Canon 600EX-RT) on the V6 II TX, and the V6 II mounted on a Fujifilm X-T2. By using auto-detect, the V6 II will identify both the camera and on-camera flash system, and you will be able to control the flash power and zoom of the on-camera flash, triggering a flash x-sync and HSS.
There isn't any Cactus "flash system" nor "flash profile" because you simply would never need to mount one on a V6 / V6 II. And even if you did, the RF60X only has a single pin hot shoe, meaning the V6 will see it as a manual flash, and not any specific system.
Hope this helps.
Brand Manager