MultiMAX Operating Essentials

With a MultiMAX (set for TRANSMIT mode) precision delay times for remote cameras or flash units is possible. Precision rear curtain delay settings for cameras or special mid-synch effects can be manually set in this mode.

With a MultiMAX (set for RECEIVE mode) precision delay times offer multi-camera synchronizing for simultaneous camera triggering or special sequential triggering. Camera Lag Times can also be measured in Precision delay mode. Special effects such as stroboscopic flash photography or sequential triggering can be programmed.

Camera synchronization is particularly important since it allows several cameras to be synchronized with one set of electronic flash units, and is ideal for a multitude of applications, which are limited only by your imagination.

Because some events take a long period of time, photographing them as they unfold can be a real challenge, especially when you can't be there. In intervalometer mode (Time-Lapse Photograph), you can select the desired number of exposures, (up to 10,000) and time between exposures (up to 17 hours 46 minutes) with just a few key strokes.

At right this is performed with a MultiMAX (set for RECEIVE mode). In TRANSMIT mode the MultiMAX does not transmit radio pulses for each Intervalometer trigger due to FCC regulations.

Press A to enter the REMOTES + PORT2 delay mode.

Press the up or down arrow button to set the delay time.

For faster adjustment, select each digit individually by pressing A B C or D keys directly below the digit, then using the up and down key to set the value.

Each trigger will be delayed by this time.