
Profoto
Profoto 901039 Air Remote TTL-C for Canon
★★★★★
Wireless TTL flash trigger for Canon cameras with 330-foot range and 8-channel, 3-group control.
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Overview
Key Features
Full E-TTL with B1 and B2 Flash Heads
Remote Manual Firing of all Air Strobes
8 Channels, 3 Groups
First and Rear Curtain Sync
Specifications
Brand
Profoto
Model
901039
Compatibility
Canon (E-TTL)
TTL Support
Full E-TTL with B1 and B2 Flash Heads
Manual Triggering
All Profoto Air-Compatible Strobes
Frequency
2.4 GHz
Channels
8
Groups
3 per Channel
TTL Range
Up to 330 ft (100 m)
Manual Range
Up to 1,000 ft (300 m)
Sync Modes
First and Rear Curtain Sync
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Full E-TTL integration with Profoto B1 and B2 heads delivers automatic exposure metering wirelessly.
- Eight frequency channels with three groups per channel allow complex multi-light setups without interference.
- 1,000-foot manual triggering range is well-suited for large venues and outdoor shoots.
- Compact hot-shoe-mount design adds minimal bulk to the camera.
- Supports both first and rear curtain sync for creative motion effects.
👎 Cons
- Only compatible with Canon E-TTL — a separate version is required for Nikon, Sony, or other systems.
- TTL functionality is limited to Profoto B1 and B2 heads; other Profoto strobes get manual control only.
- Premium price point reflects the Profoto ecosystem and may be steep for photographers with a single light.
- No built-in display for direct power readout, requiring familiarity with the button and dial interface.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Canon cameras is this remote compatible with?
The Profoto Air Remote TTL-C is designed for Canon cameras that support E-TTL. It mounts on any Canon hot shoe and communicates TTL exposure data wirelessly to compatible Profoto flash heads.
What is the wireless triggering range?
It can trigger TTL-enabled Profoto flashes at up to 330 feet (100 m) and non-TTL Air-compatible strobes at up to 1,000 feet (300 m).
How many lights can I control independently at once?
You can control up to 3 independent groups per channel, across 8 available channels, letting you set different power levels or TTL ratios for each group of lights.
Does this remote support high-speed sync?
It supports first and rear curtain sync modes. High-speed sync capability depends on the specific Profoto flash heads being used in conjunction with the remote.
Can I use this to manually control non-TTL Profoto strobes?
Yes, in addition to E-TTL with B1 and B2 heads, the Air Remote TTL-C can remotely fire and adjust power on all Profoto Air-compatible strobes in manual mode.