I have a Youngnou 622 trigger with the flash will the pair allow the flash head to still fit inside? this would take care of having to change settings and removing the baffle bacuse the setting can be set remotely.Thanks! Also is the mount a metal one? I have a Youngnou 622 trigger with the flash will the pair allow the flash head to still fit inside? this would take care of having to change settings and removing the baffle bacuse the setting can... » Read More I have a Youngnou 622 trigger with the flash will the pair allow the flash head to still fit inside? this would take care of having to change settings and removing the baffle bacuse the setting can be set remotely.Thanks! Also is the mount a metal one? « Show Less
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Yes, it can still fit inside without a problem. There is not a mount, you have to provide your own light stand if I remember correctly.
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I am not sure what you mean by a metal one but I have used this soft box with 3xCanon 580ex speedlights with PocketWizard flextt5 attached with a tri flash mount. This soft box is as sturdy as any other name brand on the market for a fraction of the cost.
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I have used phottix triggers in same way and they both fit. If you want to tilt the softbox forward at any angle, with or without the trigger, you will have to use a boom arm. This softbox was still a good buy for the price.
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Yes ..you can for firing the flash ..for any more detail , I would need a little more details...watch the videos on the PW website with Joe Brady or Mark Wallace.
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You have a number of options. You can use the optical slave and trigger it with the flash from the 6D, just don't use the preflash. You could use any of the generic Chinese 4 or 16 channel wireless triggers with the transmitter on the hot shoe since it doesn't know the difference between Nikon, Canon or any other flash other than Sony (who had to re-invent the hot shoe). If you already have a 622 transceiver/transmitter system, you can use that too. Take one of the transceivers and plug the PC end of the sync cable that comes with the strobe into the PC port on the 622 transceiver. Take the 1/4" phone end and plug that into the strobe. I'd run a loop of heavy nylon thread through the opening on the 622 and hang it on the strobe somewhere. I'd also find a short version of that sync cable too. It may be easier to find a PC to 3.5mm and then just use a 3.5mm (mono) to 1/4" (mono) adapter
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Invest in Yongnuo transceivers to triggers (available in Canon and Nikon flavors.). If you get one YN-622-N (N is for Nikon, which I assume you are shooting) for mounting to the speedlight, and then get the YN-622-N-TX for the camera, you will be able to control your flash output from the camera on any TTL capable flash (e.g., Sb600 or Sb700). When the speedlight is mounted inside the softbox it is a pain in the butt to change the settings when in Manual Mode. In TTL mode it is not as big an issue.
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Hello, I have this brake on a 243 an it is louder than my 308. Probably a 25 -30 decibel increase in sound at the area of the shooter. I cant speak to the increase in muzzle flash haven't shot at night yet. As to performance for the brakes function, the smith that put the brake on an threaded the barrel tested it an said it feels like a 22 magnum for recoil. I agreed with him, completely lets me stay on sight picture with my scope for instant follow up shots. I hunt coyotes. This brake had a bullet thru hole diameter of .279 so it was no problem using it on a 243 since recommended clearance is .025. Sorry your main reason is to be showy, but after you use a good brake on a gun you will probably change that. Yes at the range people with no ears plugs in are going to Know you are there. A more "flashy" looking brake that I prefer is the VG6 Epsilon 556 It works as a flash hider an brake. I have the VG6 on a 5.56 an its loud as hell to but shoots like a .22 plinker recoil. Hope this helps. G luck
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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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Camera hot shoes (where the flash goes) and cold shoes (same thing as a hot shoe, but off camera) are designed with a standard, they are all the same size. This is meant to be used universally with any flash. Although I do not own a YN-560II, I own several brands of speedlights and they all fit fine.Hope this helps!
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You can sync it with a cable, with a remote trigger or using the slave function meaning the yongnuo will flash if it detects another flash firing, for example your built in flash. Hope this helps
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Most pocket wizards that I've seen (mainly yours) connect to a flash using the 3.5mm jack. This kit will work for most flashes but the pocket wizards will have to hang or be strapped down using rubber bands or velcro. I cheaped out to purchased the Yongnuo Yn-622C. These triggers mount on the bracket and I mount my speedlites onto them. Hope that helps.
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Sorry about delay. Te flash on my nikon D3100 measures from top of shoe to top of flash approximately 1".These diffuser, when mounted have additional mounting holes to move the diffuser in relation to the flash. There is, I believe, sufficient room for adjustment to get your flash bar close to center. If this makes sense there is one more Jin you should know. My set required "machining" 1)small amount of filing to fit the slide to the flash shoe plate and re drill of the holes For bracket to fit (slightly undersized-to tight- to fit the bracket. Neither of these item proved difficult.Hope this has helped. Sorry about delay. Te flash on my nikon D3100 measures from top of shoe to top of flash approximately 1".These diffuser, when mounted have additional mounting holes to move the diffuser in relation to the flash. There is, I believe, sufficient room for adjustment to get your flash bar close to center. If this makes sense there is one more Jin you should know. My set required "machining" 1)small amount of filing to fit the slide to the flash shoe plate and re drill of the holes For bracket to fit (slightly undersized-to tight- to fit the bracket. Neither of these... » Read More Sorry about delay. Te flash on my nikon D3100 measures from top of shoe to top of flash approximately 1".These diffuser, when mounted have additional mounting holes to move the diffuser in relation to the flash. There is, I believe, sufficient room for adjustment to get your flash bar close to center. If this makes sense there is one more Jin you should know. My set required "machining" 1)small amount of filing to fit the slide to the flash shoe plate and re drill of the holes For bracket to fit (slightly undersized-to tight- to fit the bracket. Neither of these item proved difficult.Hope this has helped. « Show Less
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Yes it will work. If you decide to use it as a remote trigger, this particular model will not work. It says it can be usee as a remote trigger but it doesnt work. There is a more expensive one that does work though. But if you want to use it for off camera flash then yes it will work. Hopefully ive answered your question.
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With Nikon I use a pair of YN-622N triggers and trigger one (and up to three with a three-way mount with one input) of these flashes up to 1/8000 as long as the body has FP sync it works GREAT once you put the flash(es) into H mode.
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Thanks for all the replies. Don't understand it, but my 900 will not go in under normal hand pressure, and I'm afraid to force any harder. I wouldn't worry about cracking the stand, but I sure don't want to break the flash base! Will play this weekend and if I can't make it work, looks like the AS-21 for me!
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This trigger is designed to work on Nikon bodies and trigger compatible Yonguno manual speedlights. There is a cable included that allows it to be plugged into specific Nikon model to allow the unit cabled to the camera body to be remotely fired by the other 603 held in your hand. The cable is specific to the models listed in the description.
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Yes, I sent mine back. I don't recommend it. You can get better flash on here for same money or less. Look up Yongnu.
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I have the same question, because the one I just received also has no screw thread mount in the base. I have another flash holder that came with a piece that fits in its base with both 3/8" and 1/4" screw threaded holes in it, so it can be screwed solidly onto a light stand with either of these standard sized mounts. That piece fits nicely into this Interfit bracket, so I'm assuming that's what it's designed for. The question is, was this bracket supposed to come with a piece like this, or are we supposed to buy one separately? As it is, the bracket cannot be mounted to a standard light stand, because it doesn't have a screw thread piece in the base. I have the same question, because the one I just received also has no screw thread mount in the base. I have another flash holder that came with a piece that fits in its base with both 3/8" and 1/4" screw threaded holes in it, so it can be screwed solidly onto a light stand with either of these standard sized mounts. That piece fits nicely into this Interfit bracket, so I'm assuming that's what it's designed for. The question is, was this bracket supposed to come with a piece like this, or are we supposed to buy one separately? As it is, the bracket cannot be mounted to a standard... » Read More I have the same question, because the one I just received also has no screw thread mount in the base. I have another flash holder that came with a piece that fits in its base with both 3/8" and 1/4" screw threaded holes in it, so it can be screwed solidly onto a light stand with either of these standard sized mounts. That piece fits nicely into this Interfit bracket, so I'm assuming that's what it's designed for. The question is, was this bracket supposed to come with a piece like this, or are we supposed to buy one separately? As it is, the bracket cannot be mounted to a standard light stand, because it doesn't have a screw thread piece in the base. « Show Less
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send it back and get the more expensive flash - I bought this one and the next one up and wasn't happy- now i'm wonderfully happy with my HVL-F43am and it fits perfectly!!