Cameron Wills

Hey man, since you said you had asked this here on WP as well, I figured I'd share the answer on here too. The MF-2, while using the light pipe that comes with it, can be remotely triggered in Manual mode using any strobe you may have. Because it is in Manual mode, you can have your buddy adjust the power. If you were to get a second MF-2 strobe, then you would be able to remotely change the strobe’s power setting.

Thanks for having me, Chris!

I can't say for certain if it would fit in that housing. The trigger would work the camera, yes, but we don't have an EP14 housing here where I could confirm that.

Aloha to you too! I see myself as more of a jack of all trades in terms of expertise, for the most part. For what I do at Backscatter, if that's what you mean, I'm part of the sales team that you would speak with if you gave us a call.

With how snug that camera fits into the housing, there's just no room for our trigger to fit. So there's not really any plans due to that particular constraint

Hey Kallebumba, I need to correct that previous email, it looks like I mistyped when I was answering your question. With the UW Technics Trigger, you would be able to shoot Manual or HSS with Backscatter strobes, not TTL. With the other specified strobes in the description area of the item further down the page, it does list the strobes that do have TTL support, but the Backscatter strobes only have support for Manual and High Speed Sync. To specify, the Backscatter Sony Triggers would work with the a6000-series cameras, but there isn’t enough space in the Nauticam housing to use those triggers.

Hi All, Happy to be here! Wanted to join to further my own skills and education for UW Photography as well as offer any help, if and when possible.