I have YN 622 C trigger- will this fire this unit or to I need to buy another receiver and put this flash on top of that for control?
817752
You don't need to buy another reciver, the flash came whit a reciver incorpored, only need the transmisor in your camera
907949
You will need two receivers. One for each flash. One transmitter will go on your camera.
867599
Yes. They are transceivers, so they can act as either or. Slip one in the camera's hotshoe to act as your trigger, and set your flash on another unit and that one will be your receiver. The one that sits in the hotshoe can also take another flash on top as well.
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I believe you can.Cowboystudio NPT-04 4 Channel Wireless Hot Shoe Flash Receiver for Canon EOS, Nikon, Olympus and Pentax Flashes Other productsAnd it should work well with the trigger you have (as I have two different receivers and triggers working together.)
551638
It does work with my radio trigger, there is a bit of a wait time to recycle the charge. the higher the flash the more the wait.
1464817
yea.. how do i get all stobes and fill flash to work at the same time? came with one trigger/reciever? how/what are the sync cords for??
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.
1060812
You COULD, but you'll need to have or purchase a remote trigger for the flash. There is no built-in remote trigger option on the flash itself.
656287
You can use it either way. You can buy radio triggers (an additional item) or you can use the built in optical slave (S1 or S2 mode); An optical slave requires another flash to trigger it.
852255
don't think so, why would you need it? The 622c is for your off camera flash not a studio strobe.
1995987
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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It should, but after months of testing these against several other brands; I would go with Yongnuo triggers instead. During tests I conducted, I had an assistant walk a football fields length while I stayed at one end firing the triggers. These CT-04 receivers seem to fail after about 10-14 ft away and didn't fire when placed around a corner. The Yongnuo receiver, covered the length of the field plus 5ft and worked well through walls. It's all a learning experience though, happy shooting!
586884
I own the III flash, but they should work fine with II since the pair will fire every flash I own. I do not believe the II version has a built in receiver so you will need both triggers all the time.
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it will set the flash off and I don't know what the trigger life is I just got it, will not transmit ettl settings but it will fire the flash
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My CanonT3i has a built in wireless flash trigger. If configured properly, will my T3i transmitter trigger this receiver?
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Here is a good link to review.http://nikonrumors.com/2013/05/15/yongnuo-yn-622n-wireless-flash-trigger-for-nikon-is-now-available.aspx/
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Yes, there is an optical slave (located on the top of unit close to the rear). This slave will fire the flash as long as it can 'see' another flash that as fired (your Master). I use it with various configurations, using a combination of electronic triggers and the built-in optical slave to fire all the entire setup.