I have a Nikon D5100 with an SB600 and an SB910 and they do NOT communicate with each other. Will this wireless flash trigger solve this problem?
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Double check your manual. I would expect the D5100 would work with both those flashes via the pop up flash. Either way, the Yongnuo RF-603s are great for simple triggering and will work with both those speedlights. Keep in mind that they simply fire the flash - they do not offer remote power changes or TTL capability.
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Can you provide more details? What is your camera? Did you try mounting a flash directly or wireless trigger?
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Yes unless you purchase additional hardware for the D5100. The flash has wireless capability beyond the D5100. Unfortunately, the camera does not have wireless commander capability. It sounds like you may have outgrown the D5100 and it is time to think about upgrading your camera body. (Happens all the time)
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It works on my D7100 and D750. Can't see why it will not work on your D800. It is not a "Pass through" signal however. If you mount you flash on top of the wireless trigger is will not fire the flash - only the shutter. I know strange - so why did they put a hot shoe mount on the trigger. Check the specs. You'll find that it says that it is not a pass through signal. Yongnuo does make a trigger that is pass through for Nikon I think it is their YN-622N
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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.
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I don't see a reason why it wouldn't work. Especially if it is a TTL flash, it should work. What do you mean by wireless even the camera? You mean the transmitter on top of D4? I do it all the weddings I shoot.
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Yes, trigger should be compatible w/Nikon.And trigger should be mounted on camera,and receiver on flash lightkit to synchronize to fire flash when camera flashes.Regards,kimoutlet
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Yes, the only camera system which needs a special adaptor for transmitter is Sony, which I shoot with. You will have no problems with your Nikon. Unless you are a serious pro, don't waste money on Pocket Wizard wireless triggers because Cowboy Studio's offerings does the same job for a fraction of the price. I just took over 150 couple photos at my Army BDE's Ball and the system in question worked flawlessly with 0 misfires. I hope this input helps. SFC Brian Sotile 181ST INF BDE
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My Pentax K20D and AF360fgz flash can only sync at 1/180 sec. These wireless triggers worked perfectly with this sync speed on my camera and flash. I also used these triggers with my other speedlights (like old Nikon SB-15, Yongnuo YN460, etc.) without any problem. I've taken many portrait photos with these triggers without any problem. Not sure if they work higher than this.
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It depends on what you mean by compatibility. The TTL will work when on camera. When off camera-remotely the wireless devices DO NOT send any specific data, ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed to the wireless receivers. Once the flashes are off camera, they will still flash, but setting the flashes becomes manual. I was very surprised to read that in their manual. For this reason I came very close to sending back the whole kit. If I had to do it over I would not purchase it. Plus I have a D810. The wires connections do not even fit/connect to my camera. Their website said compatible with Nikons. It really depends on what they mean by compatible.Hope this helps! It depends on what you mean by compatibility. The TTL will work when on camera. When off camera-remotely the wireless devices DO NOT send any specific data, ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed to the wireless receivers. Once the flashes are off camera, they will still flash, but setting the flashes becomes manual. I was very surprised to read that in their manual. For this reason I came very close to sending back the whole kit. If I had to do it over I would not purchase it. Plus I have a D810. The wires connections do not even fit/connect to my camera. Their website said compatible with Nikons.... » Read More It depends on what you mean by compatibility. The TTL will work when on camera. When off camera-remotely the wireless devices DO NOT send any specific data, ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed to the wireless receivers. Once the flashes are off camera, they will still flash, but setting the flashes becomes manual. I was very surprised to read that in their manual. For this reason I came very close to sending back the whole kit. If I had to do it over I would not purchase it. Plus I have a D810. The wires connections do not even fit/connect to my camera. Their website said compatible with Nikons. It really depends on what they mean by compatible.Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I have SB 700 & D7000 and the system works flawlessly ! I see no reason why SB600 would not work too. Love the photoxOdin TTL I dont own a pocket wizard but i think these are better
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I have a D5100 and it works just fine. The little flash sync trigger slides into the hot shoe and there you go ready to shoot.
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yes it works... I have a 60D. it works as a wireless trigger to take pictures and for the flash as well.
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I have an A6000 with the same Sony multi interface hotshoe. The flash itself will fire from the hotshoe, but the wireless triggers that go with it will not. I am trying to find a solution for this problem, using either adapters or a yn rf-602 trigger in between. I've read on some forums that the rf-602 and rf-603II triggers work. You'd just have to put the run 2 triggers.Post a solution if you find one. The flashes are great, btw.
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I have tested the camera trigger and it worked but I don't use it regularly. I have a D5100 and sometimes my camera won't talk to the battery grip. The camera will be functioning fine, then I will get a warning on the screen that I have the wrong battery type in the camera. I wouldn't keep it as the only battery. You can keep the battery compartment door flap in a little pocket that's on the battery grip. That way if it stops working you can take a battery out of the grip and put it directly into the camera. It's annoying but when it works it's nice to have.
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I used the sb910 9very similar to sb900) on the Nikon D800 very successfully. I can only assume that these similar items will also work together. Why wouldn't the D800e work as well as the D800 on this speedlight? I recommend checking with Nikonusa.com website.
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Set everything up (flash connected to NPT-04 receiver, everything turned on), and then hit the test button that's on top of the transmitter. Does the flash fire? If it does, then the transmitter is talking to the receiver, and the receiver is talking to the flash. So the problem is the camera isn't talking to the transmitter. You didn't say what camera you're using. On my Sony cameras, "wireless" is for using the pop-up flash to control and fire other flashes. You can do wireless TTL, and use the pop-up flash to be the "commander". That's what "wireless" flash mode is. Obviously that's not what you're doing. So change it to rear or fill flash mode, and see if that works.