The RadioPopper X family of products allow photographers to use their wireless lighting like never before.  RadioPopper unleashes the ability to reliably control off camera strobes, both in ETTL mode, manual mode and high speed sync simultaneously.

Not only is the RadioPopper PX system the leader in wireless ETTL by radio, but the newest addition to the line, the JrX, makes RadioPopper the first solution to be able to mix ETTL compatible flashes, full power studio strobes and low cost handheld flashes in a single shot.

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Using the PX and JrX systems together allow for the mixing of all types of lighting. A single PX transmitter unit can control all of your ETTL strobes with PX units as well as any JrX receivers connected to your manual strobes. A JrX Transmitter can also simultaneously control your JrX Receivers connected to strobes as well as control your Canon flashes with PX Receivers in manual mode.

A setup example:

Canon 5DMKII with a 550EX and PX Transmitter can be used to control:
2 580EXII flash units in ETTL mode with PX Receivers
2 Alien Bee B800s with JrX Studio Receivers set to group A and group B
1 LumoPro strobe unit with JrX Receiver set to manual 1/32 power

With this setup the user is able to control all of the ETTL settings as they normally would using the 5DMKII with 550EX master. The Alien Bee B800s power levels can be adjusted from the camera with the PX Transmitter. The LumoPro strobe can also be turned on or off from the camera with the PX Transmitter.

Another added bonus with the JrX Receiver Studio and the RPcube, you now have remote power output control of almost any hand held, dedicated TTL flash that is Canon or Nikon compatible. Yes, adjust your off camera lighting with a manual trigger right from your camera using a JrX Transmitter or PX transmitter; it's the RadioPopper EZset function.

Never before has a photographer been able to tailor off camera flash to meet their exact shooting style. For a more detailed description of the features of the RadioPopper system, check out the Compatability Guide.