Will these work with any Yongnuo speedlight (those designed for Nikon, that is)?
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These are both a flash trigger and wireless shutter release. They work with any flash period. The only thing that makes them differ is the shutter release function....the cable wiring the trigger to camera shutter differs from camera to camera. But the flash trigger function works with any hotshoe, and those designed for Nikon & Canon all speak together. But there is no ttl-type functionality...only manual. It's just a trigger.
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I do not know. I have two and use them with my Canon Speedlight 580 EXII's. Sorry, wish I could have helped. You might try to pull up an image of each to see if the connector slot is the same?
706468
Yes, it is... http://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/886/~/d-slr-and-nikon-speedlight-compatibility
1676818
Oh, sorry, I'm not familiar with that model. I have a Nikon D80 and they work with that. You do have to be careful about the size/weight of the lens, though.
1702411
If yours is a 52mm diameter thread it should work...if not I would google or call Nikon and ask them...hope this helps.
1565218
They have a model for Canon. I would make sure to get the Canon Model. I shoot Nikon and you'll tell the different by the description of the speedlight. Such as my model has an "N" in the description. Yongnuo YN 560 III Besides that, it's a great speedlight.
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It will work with any speedlight. The ones named in the title are just a way to get more attention on the item by showing up in searches for those models. Also worth noting, if you remove the speedlight bracket it will mount directly on any Alien Bees or Einstein monolights. No adapter of any sort is needed. Just be aware that this is the small end of beauty dishes, producing a bit harsher contrast than most people associate with beauty dishes. But it's also much easier to pack with you and works great as long as you can get it in close. A boom (or grip head, doubled-up superclamps, and a piece of electrical conduit) is basically a must unless you have a human boom / voice activated lightstand. Have fun!
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Thank you for your questions,MK900 TTL Flash Speedlite work on the Nikon D800
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Yes, it works flawlessly with the Yongnuo yn568ex, for example. As long as the flash is made for nikon and has HSS, should work.
190146
Yes, they work with tt680 speedlites perfectly. Those are exactly the speedlites I have for these triggers.
707876
I haven't worked with either. But I presume there won't be any issues. This set has worked for me with micro four thirds and nikon cameras along with third party manual flashes.
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I'm not sure I'd be the best person to answer your question as I own the Yongnuo YN560-II. However, the kit works well on it's own without the need for an additional speedlight. I use the strobes mainly for Portrait photography and some photo's of my now 6 month old son. I use the speedlite mostly on camera and bounce it off walls or a small reflector indoors. And outside as a fill. Sorry I couldn't directly answer your question. Best of luck.
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They will work on any F series Nikon lenses. They are easy to use. I have had no problem with them on my D90.
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Yes, These will work with almost all Nikon cameras with a hot-shoe. Each of these units works as a remote or a receiver. You can even put the remote on your camera's hot-shoe and put a strobe on top. I have 4 of these units and love them. One thing to note is that these will not function in TTL mode.
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yes, it does. I'm not sure if I have that exact model of Yongnue flash, but I have a Yongnuo and even it is not a perfect fit, it works fine.
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I see no reason why it wouldn't work. All it does is send a trigger to fire off the flash. I have used it on different speed lights in the past that were not listed in its compatibility description. It's small and convenient to use.
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see photos I've posted. Should work with just about any available speedlight. Nothing brand- or model-specific about it. Wrap the velcro around the head of the flash gun with velcro part facing OUT, then 'stick' the softbox onto the velcro - works great.