Adorama AC Slave 4010

I'm an amateur artist / hobbyist photographer primarily doing studio work. While I am not getting paid for my work I am no less serious about the results, I just can't always pay for it. A couple of these and a CowboyStudio NPT-04 4 Channel Wireless Hot Shoe Flash Trigger Receiver and Adorama Color Filter Set for the AC Slave & AC Master Slave Flashes, Red, Green, Blue and Yellow, which both work perfectly with this lamp, give me a lot of flexibility for under $100, half the price of a flash for my camera.

I found these slaves to be much less cheaper than the Morris or JTL brands. We purchased these to work in a 'dreamlight' that we built. They work great and arrived in great condition from Adorama. However, be aware that the colored caps that are sold separately to go on these do NOT fit. I have not been able to find another set sold by Adorama that is made for these that would have fit. Curious.

This slave flash performs surprisingly well for the price, plus the benefit of the bulb socket which provides great versatility.

Very Good!

very good, I love this product and is of excellent quality and very durable, it's everything I expected . .

I had to cover the plastic cap above the sensor with small strip duct tape becuase it was not getting the correct signal from the master flash.Now it work perfectly every time. Otherwise it would not flash at all.

I've been using these slave units for over thirty years now, they are very useful for fill light and back lighting.In the old days of film, it was imperative to use a flash meter and maybe take a Polaroid to check the exposure, but today we all use, or have, digital cameras that give us instant feedback, thus enabling us to check, exposure, shadows,highlights etc.They won't allow TTL flash compensation but so what.