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(based on 5 ratings)
Brand: Morris
Located in: Flash/Lighting, Slaves, Flash Activated Slaves
Morris DS-1 Digital Slave Trigger with Hot Shoe Mount.
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Avg. Customer Rating:
 
1.8 stars
(based on 5 reviews)
33% of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
 
Does not work with Nikon Coolpix L110
By Jim from Huntsville, AL on 9/20/2010
Cons:
Unreliable
Describe Yourself:
Semi-pro Photographer
Was this a gift?:
No
Bottom Line:
No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Comments about Morris Morris DS-1 Digital Slave Trigger with Hot Shoe Mount.:

Did not work in any mode. I changed the battery (weak construction) and it still did not work. [...]

 
cheap construction, digital doesn't work
By Don't Lie to MeVerified Reviewer from Sunnyvale, CA on 5/19/2009
Cons:
Difficult to Use, Unreliable, Weak Construction
Describe Yourself:
Photo Enthusiast
Bottom Line:
No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Comments about Morris Morris DS-1 Digital Slave Trigger with Hot Shoe Mount.:

I got this digital slave as part of the Morris Camera flash bracket.

Out of the box, the slave would only work in film mode. I thought it was the battery. Opened it up. Battery is buried inside. Very delicate wires. Replaced battery. Now the flash triggers everytime I turn it on or off, but not in film or digital mode. It's worthless.

Canon SD880 and Vivitar 285HV

[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]

 
Works great- for what it does
By Andy from Washougal, WA on 5/31/2007
Best Uses:
Fill Flash, Lighting, Photography, Portraits
Pros:
Lightweight, Reliable
Cons:
Tempermental in sun
Describe Yourself:
Professional
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Morris Morris DS-1 Digital Slave Trigger with Hot Shoe Mount.:

I have a handful of these things, and I use them all the time.

Most common use is portrait photography with multiple Nikon SB600 and 800's- usually 5 or 6 total flashes.

They will NOT work using any of the Nikon CLS modes. These rely on preflashes to communicate with between the camera/flashes, and the poor little Morris doesn't know how to talk that language.

However, I am not a big fan of the Nikon CLS for portraits (I get results that are too eratic)- so I do all my portraits with pure manual exposures. (Not the CLS-MANUAL setting, but pure manual). This means I manually dial in the flash power on each unit, and let the Morris units trigger from a single flash on my camera- usually the built-in flash on my D70 is enough to do it.

The whole setup works great.

They seem cheaply made, but have held up to quite a bit of use. Definitely a much better deal for me than the Nikon SU-4 since they are half the price.

Since they don't rotate in as many directions as the SU-4, it can sometimes be a bit of a challenge getting the flash and sensor in the right direction, but it usually works out. They are fast enough to daisy chain.

[5 of 8 customers found this review helpful]

 
Does not work with my Canon 580 EX flash
By Bill the ThrillVerified Reviewer from Central Jersey on 11/8/2006

Comments about Morris Morris DS-1 Digital Slave Trigger with Hot Shoe Mount.:

Does not work with my Canon 580 EX flash or my Sigma EF-500 Super DG

[0 of 1 customers found this review helpful]

 
Does not work w/ Minolta 5D
By raelx from bethel, CT on 9/15/2006

Comments about Morris Morris DS-1 Digital Slave Trigger with Hot Shoe Mount.:

Will not work with my Minolta 5D, does work with my Minolta point and shoot.

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