Multi-Light Flash Trigger Planner
Choose your camera and 2–4 flashes or strobes to find one trigger that can control the whole kit, with TTL/HSS requirements and evidence confidence.
Different problem, different tool: the main lab checks one camera → trigger → flash chain. This planner starts with the lights you already own and finds the trigger that can cover the whole kit.
1. Camera
2. Add your lights
Add at least two receiver-capable flashes or strobes. Up to four can be compared at once.
3. What must the trigger support?
Build your kit
Choose a camera and at least two lights. We will look for a single radio trigger that covers all of them.
How the planner decides
A single trigger must match the camera system and the radio ecosystem of every selected light. Requested features must also survive across the whole kit. With “Exact camera evidence only” enabled, system-level or untested camera matches are hidden.
Mixed radio ecosystems can still sometimes be fired through optical, wired or universal manual methods, but this planner does not call those full-control compatibility unless the current dataset can verify them.
See the evidence rules → · Audit the manufacturer sources → · Check a single chain →