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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 562645" data-attributes="member: 9240">I use the Vello FreeWave Plus remotes.&nbsp; Unlike the Ml-L3 they are RF and can be triggered up to 300 feet away.&nbsp; Frequency is set via internal DIP switches so you can get 4, set them all the same and use a single trigger (i.e. one trigger fires them all simultaneously, which sounds like what you're looking for), or configure them for individual triggers.&nbsp; $60 each.&nbsp; I wish you could buy just add'l receivers, which you can for their flash triggers, but not these.&nbsp; I see that the FreeWave Fusion flash triggers also use the DIP switch system, and these can be used in reverse to trigger the camera (a neat idea), but I don't know if they're compatible.<a href="http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/753842-REG/Vello_RWII_N_FreeWave_Plus_Wireless_Remote.html" target="_blank">Vello FreeWave Plus Wireless Remote Shutter Release RWII-N B&amp;H</a>One thing I like about the FreeWave Plus is that if I set the camera on a constant shutter mode and use the Bulb setting on the remote, it will continuously fire as if I'm holding the shutter button down until I press the button again.&nbsp; I used this with a two camera setup when shooting bluebird babies last year as they flew for the first time.&nbsp; Unfortunately, even though I had the timers between my Sony a6000 and D7100 synchronized (a Nikon trigger will work with the Sony provided you get the proper cable) the Sony doesn't record milliseconds when shooting in burst modes so it was a PITA to synchronize the photos in Lightroom.&nbsp; Still, it can be done - multiple cameras on multiple formats with one trigger.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 562645, member: 9240"] I use the Vello FreeWave Plus remotes. Unlike the Ml-L3 they are RF and can be triggered up to 300 feet away. Frequency is set via internal DIP switches so you can get 4, set them all the same and use a single trigger (i.e. one trigger fires them all simultaneously, which sounds like what you're looking for), or configure them for individual triggers. $60 each. I wish you could buy just add'l receivers, which you can for their flash triggers, but not these. I see that the FreeWave Fusion flash triggers also use the DIP switch system, and these can be used in reverse to trigger the camera (a neat idea), but I don't know if they're compatible. [url=http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/753842-REG/Vello_RWII_N_FreeWave_Plus_Wireless_Remote.html]Vello FreeWave Plus Wireless Remote Shutter Release RWII-N B&H[/url] One thing I like about the FreeWave Plus is that if I set the camera on a constant shutter mode and use the Bulb setting on the remote, it will continuously fire as if I'm holding the shutter button down until I press the button again. I used this with a two camera setup when shooting bluebird babies last year as they flew for the first time. Unfortunately, even though I had the timers between my Sony a6000 and D7100 synchronized (a Nikon trigger will work with the Sony provided you get the proper cable) the Sony doesn't record milliseconds when shooting in burst modes so it was a PITA to synchronize the photos in Lightroom. Still, it can be done - multiple cameras on multiple formats with one trigger. [/QUOTE]

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