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Promaster 6255 Extended Length TTL Off- Camera Flash Cord - 38 ft. - Nikon

Promaster 6255 Extended Length TTL Off- Camera Flash Cord - 38 ft. - Nikon - Main image
$65.97 $99.95 In stock

Category: Cables Adapters

PROMASTER Extended Length TTL Off-Camera Remote Flash Cords allow extended dedicated operation of the TTL flash when using the flash off of the camera on a bracket, stand or other accessory. Affords maximum flexibility in flash placement.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Andrew E. ★★★★★

Finally got the 38-foot cord so I can move around the studio without dragging the light stand. The TTL signal stays strong the whole length, no misfires even when I tuck the cable around corners.

Michael ★★★★★

I’ve been using this 38-foot cord for off-camera flash work, and the extra length finally lets me position my light exactly where I need it without losing TTL control. The connectors feel secure and have held up well during multiple shoots.

Riley ★★★★★

Finally, a cord long enough to let me move around a large room without dragging my flash stand. The 38-foot length gives me plenty of reach for off-camera portraits, and the TTL function works perfectly with my Nikon setup.