Cyber Commander. The Cyber Commander has a full-color LCD screen that displays the actual camera f-stop of each light (or of all lights or of any particular group of lights) from a built-in high accuracy flashmeter. It enables manual bracketing of individual lights or a group of lights in precise 1/10f digital steps and displays the light name and version for each connected light. All in all, it provides more variation and light control than any other RF command unit we can think of.

CyberSync Transceiver. The CSXCV Transceiver features an 8-pin design that’s only compatible with strobes with a drop-in connection like the Einstein E640 Studio Flash Unit and AlienBees DB800 Flash Unit. However, this tiny unit is all you need to pair with the Cyber Commander. Plug it in and forget it!

Advanced Control. This combo allows control of strobe parameters from the camera position, including the status of recycle beepers, slaves, modeling lamps, and even power adjustment. It enables manual bracketing of individual lights or a group of lights in precise 1/10f digital steps, while automatically updating the meter reading and power levels.

Cable-Free Strobe Triggering. It has sixteen user-selectable frequencies within the 2.4GHz band for complete freedom from interference, misfiring, and from other photographers with radio systems.