Can I use this RF-603CII to trigger a Yongnuo YN-560 IV? I have my YN-560 IV set to RX and I can't figure out how to trigger using my RF-603CII
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Search youtube for "how to setup yongnuo YN-560 iii and RF-603 ii" by Pavitr Kunder. The setup for remote contact is the same for the iv as it was for the iii. He explains it very well.
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The RF-603NII units serve as both triggers and receivers so you will be able to accomplish an off camera flash setup with four of them, one for your camera and three for your flashes. The unit that is attached to your camera will need to be switched to the "TX" position to designate it as the triggering device and the others that are attached to your flashes will need to be set to the "TRX" position to designate them as the receivers. Be sure to double check that you are purchasing the set for Nikon when ordering, they are identifiable by the "N" in the model number. The RF-603NII units serve as both triggers and receivers so you will be able to accomplish an off camera flash setup with four of them, one for your camera and three for your flashes. The unit that is attached to your camera will need to be switched to the "TX" position to designate it as the triggering device and the others that are attached to your flashes will need to be set to the "TRX" position to designate them as the receivers. Be sure to double check that you are purchasing the set for Nikon when ordering, they are identifiable by the "N" in the model... » Read More The RF-603NII units serve as both triggers and receivers so you will be able to accomplish an off camera flash setup with four of them, one for your camera and three for your flashes. The unit that is attached to your camera will need to be switched to the "TX" position to designate it as the triggering device and the others that are attached to your flashes will need to be set to the "TRX" position to designate them as the receivers. Be sure to double check that you are purchasing the set for Nikon when ordering, they are identifiable by the "N" in the model number. « Show Less
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Hello Teri, In order to answer your question I need to know more about the SU-20. If you're looking for something that has full control over your flash units...no this isn't what you're looking for. I usually setup my flash units manually, so the YN-622N units work for me. If I understood the directions properly you can use a flash on top of the YN-622N to trigger your other flash units wirelessly. The only suggestion I can give you is to look at Radiopoppers, Phottix Odin, or the Phottix Atlas II Wireless. Sincerely, Warren
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If you are referring to the Yongnuo RF-603 flash trigger, then no. You can however mount the RF-603 on top of the YN-622 and then trigger another RF-603 while also triggering a 2nd YN-622.
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YONGNUO YN560 IV YN-560IV Wireless Flash Speedlite Master + Slave Flash + Built-in Trigger System for Canon Nikon Pentax Olympus Fujifilm Panasonic Digital CamerasI used this one as a flash driven slave. Half the price and accepts external battery packs!
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The C1 is for Canon and the N is for Nikon the YN622 is a TTL trigger the RF 603 are manual triggers.
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this works great with the Canon 600 ex-rt , however it does not work with the YN 568ex.
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I have to add to the other answers: These units are NOT TTL capable. They work in manual mode only. Also, I am not sure the remote trigger cord (the "N3") will work with your camera. The RF-603 comes with 3 different cords for different Nikon cameras: N1, N2, and N3. The transceivers are the same ones for all off them and interchangeable as long as they are the Nikon type.
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I would recommend a dedicated Yongnuo transceiver. "built in is optical"....which means you will need a master flash, and it is only line of sight. Yongnuo currently only offers one optical master flash the 568II. Supposedly the 600ex is coming soon.However, with their 622 triggers, it is a radio based transmission, not optical line of sight. The 622 transmitter works amazingly well.
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The Yongnuo YN-E3-RT will NOT work with a Yongnuo 622c flash. The YN-E3-RT is designed to work with the Canon 600EX-RT flashes, or with the YN600EX-RT flash; it will only work with those two flashes. One thing to note, the YN-E3-RT will drain your AA batteries very quickly while not in use; I recommend taking the batteries out while not in use.
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I'm a Canon shooter, but the Nikon and the YN 560 II both have center firing pins. So, it should work just fine. You will not have TTL with this flash however...it is a manual only flash, meaning that you have to control how much power it puts out. It is a really good flash...but you should know something about flash photography with this unit. For a TTL version, you might want to look at the YN 565 EX or the new YN 568 EX. You'll need to buy the specific version for Nikon with them.
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I'd say yes but it would be overkill. These are TTL triggers and would trigger just fine but the cheaper RF-603s will do the same job and are cheaper. You would not be able to control the Bowens Gemini's with the YN-622N's just trigger them. I bought my YN-622N's with the intent to control flash power remotely and they are doing a great job of that particular after buying the YN-622N-TX
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The Yongnuo RF-603NII-N1 will work with your camera (Nikon D300) NOTE! the Yongnuo RF-603NII-is the TX/RX (Transmitter/Receiver) the N1 is the cable. The cable N1 as in Yongnuo RF-603NII-N1 is the package for your camera. It will work as a remote flash trigger and if you push the trigger down 1/2 way it will focus the camera (if autofocus is turned on) before triggering the flash. I currently use a Nikon D5100 and a D5300 and for these cameras I use the Yongnuo RF-603NII-N3 (N3 Cable is for Nikon D5000 Series cameras). As Remote flash triggers, I can not imagine you could do better for the price. They are reliable even over long distances. The Yongnuo RF-603NII-N1 will work with your camera (Nikon D300) NOTE! the Yongnuo RF-603NII-is the TX/RX (Transmitter/Receiver) the N1 is the cable. The cable N1 as in Yongnuo RF-603NII-N1 is the package for your camera. It will work as a remote flash trigger and if you push the trigger down 1/2 way it will focus the camera (if autofocus is turned on) before triggering the flash. I currently use a Nikon D5100 and a D5300 and for these cameras I use the Yongnuo RF-603NII-N3 (N3 Cable is for Nikon D5000 Series cameras). As Remote flash triggers, I can not imagine you could do better for the... » Read More The Yongnuo RF-603NII-N1 will work with your camera (Nikon D300) NOTE! the Yongnuo RF-603NII-is the TX/RX (Transmitter/Receiver) the N1 is the cable. The cable N1 as in Yongnuo RF-603NII-N1 is the package for your camera. It will work as a remote flash trigger and if you push the trigger down 1/2 way it will focus the camera (if autofocus is turned on) before triggering the flash. I currently use a Nikon D5100 and a D5300 and for these cameras I use the Yongnuo RF-603NII-N3 (N3 Cable is for Nikon D5000 Series cameras). As Remote flash triggers, I can not imagine you could do better for the price. They are reliable even over long distances. « Show Less
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I have the 568 but use it only as an off camera flash, not remotely, or controlled remotely. I am sorry but I do know anything about their remote control system. If you go to their website, you will find a PDF on this flash. Their manuals are not very good, but it might help. Where are you located. My e-mail is cthahn@tampabay.rr.com if you want any more infomation.
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Margaret, I have used this cord with the Yongnuo RF603 unit, but I don't see any reason it shouldn't with the YN 622c. It's just a simple PC to 3.5mm or 6.35mm cord and the YN 622c has a PC connection on it. My only concern would be the YC 622c being able to handle the sync voltage of the strobe you are usinf. However, I have used this cord with a 25 year old Bowens Monolite without problems. Can't guarantee it being OK, but if it were me, I'd give iot a shot. Hope this helps, Dave
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I use it with Cactus V5 triggers or Yongnuo yn-560 ii flash. Basically any simple trigger or manual flash.
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Teresa:It's not listed but I am very confident it will work fine with the 60DFYI I have since purchased the Cowboy Studio NPT-04 4 Channel Wireless Trigger for External Speedlights with 1 Trigger and 2 Receivers (NPT-04+extra receiver)For $34 you get rid of the wire which can get in the way and you can trigger 2 speedlights simultaneously. I don't know about the long term reliability since I have only used it for a few months infrequently. The wire will probably last forever.CowboyStudio NPT-04 4 Channel Wireless Trigger for External Speelights with 1 Trigger and 2 Receivers (NPT-04+extra receiver) Teresa:It's not listed but I am very confident it will work fine with the 60DFYI I have since purchased the Cowboy Studio NPT-04 4 Channel Wireless Trigger for External Speedlights with 1 Trigger and 2 Receivers (NPT-04+extra receiver)For $34 you get rid of the wire which can get in the way and you can trigger 2 speedlights simultaneously. I don't know about the long term reliability since I have only used it for a few months infrequently. The wire will probably last forever.CowboyStudio NPT-04 4 Channel... » Read More Teresa:It's not listed but I am very confident it will work fine with the 60DFYI I have since purchased the Cowboy Studio NPT-04 4 Channel Wireless Trigger for External Speedlights with 1 Trigger and 2 Receivers (NPT-04+extra receiver)For $34 you get rid of the wire which can get in the way and you can trigger 2 speedlights simultaneously. I don't know about the long term reliability since I have only used it for a few months infrequently. The wire will probably last forever.CowboyStudio NPT-04 4 Channel Wireless Trigger for External Speelights with 1 Trigger and 2 Receivers (NPT-04+extra receiver) « Show Less