Could these work with Yongnuo flashes as well or only Canon?
1463507
I use them with my Yongnuo speed lights all the time, haven't had any problems. Love these! But I always shoot in manual mode anyway, so ETTL doesn't matter for me.
1463508
I would suggest these instead: Yongnuo YN-622C Wireless ETTL Flash Trigger Receiver Transmitter Transceiver . After purchasing the Apurture, I realized they were not ETTL and require manual settings on all the flashes.
2007125
Now I wish I knew the answer to this, but I don't. I can tell you this much though, I like the working fuctions of the Yongnuo. I believe it is one good product. Now when hooking to the a flash that is on a hot shoe, you might have to be a little creative; I worked at it and figured it out--that was not in the instructions though. Maybe someone else out there can answer your question--Lots of Luck.
1141257
I do not own any Yongnuo flashes, however I have a Canon 580 EX flash which has a built in radio that can trigger other flashes and yet I have two sets of the RF-602's which works fine with it. I mix and match triggers all the time between strobes and flashes and never had any issues.
657303
The simple answer is Yes. But note that these units do not have TTL capabilities. As such you must go to each external flash and set it for the amount of output it gives. With TTL this adjustment is done automatically by the camera which then tells the external flashes how bright to be. If you want or need TTL I recommend the Yongnuo 622. A set of these runs around $75. 622c for canon and 622n for nikon. I have 2 sets of the 622c and one of the 603. What I use them for is very different. Both are excellent.
1144071
it will work great with nikon, youngnuo or canon flashes... i've been using the 3 with no problem!
184544
Yes. All newer canon speedlights work on all of their digital bodies. Im using it on my 6D to trigger other flashes remotely. www.abesnider.com
1909149
They are perfect, they work great, I have them working with bowes 500 lights with YongNuo YN 560 flash for canon and III canon 580EX II flash, I recommend this product
46299
These should work with any camera that has a hot shoe. The transmitter slides onto the hot shoe of the camera body and the receivers can trigger a flash either on the hot shoe of the transmitter or plugged in with a sync cord. PC plug is a bit loose, so I wrap it with velcro to hold the plug in without any issues. These receivers are cheaply built and cheaply priced, but they have worked for me quite well for the 4 or 5 months that I have had them.
2190587
Thank you. I got a pair two and they are easy to use. I put the Yongnuo YN 622C on top of my Canon 6D and the other one I put the flash Neewer 660 on it. Then i went to a different room and asked my boyfruend to take a picture...it triggered the Neewer flash in the other room!
1270339
Correct. These triggers work with my current flashguns: the Yongnuo and Metz 48-AF1. Be sure to check compatibility with the Olympus 600r. Not 100% sure on that, and I've heard there might be pin issues on that specific flash.
2206977
Yes, they will work with ALL Canon cameras made in the last 20 years. Yes, they will work in TTL and manually.
1490525
yes they work with nikon and canon, and yes any strobes or event speedlights
71790
I purchased two of these flashes to use with wireless remotes with my portable studio. They work great - but you have to set them manually for the intensity of flash you desire. I use a Canon Speedlite 420ex on my Canon EOS Rebel T2i so it integrates with the proprietary links built into Canon.
206751
I purchased the flash for my Canon , I believe it can be used as a universal flash as long as it's a standard shoe mount.
462254
I have used them with a Nikon D80/D7000/D7100 and various flashes. However, I highly recommend that you look at the Yongnuo-RF-603NII-N3-Wireless-Flash-Trigger. Each Yongnuo unit can act as both camera and flash trigger at the same time.
476536
Yes. They worked on my T4i, which is almost the same camera. Because these are "dumb" triggers, they work on any camera. They just send a signal telling the flash to fire. All settings must be set on the flash; they will not transmit flash settings from your camera to the flash.
1736502
I don't think so, but a similar flash is specifically for canon camera....please check it...