Since I need to trigger two remote and one on camera flash, can I add just one more receiver and if so what model should I order?
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Yes, but they come in pairs. Each device is both a receiver and transmitter. Either one can fulfill either roll. So, you would just purchase 2 sets of these. Always good to have a back up anyway, right?
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Yes, but since they're sold in pairs you'll have to order two sets, leaving you with one extra. You'll put one in the camera's hot shoe, with the on-camera flash inserted into it. The model numbers with a "N" are for Nikon and ones with a "C" are for Canon. The difference between models is the contact pattern that mates with the camera's hot shoe contacts. However, the contact pattern on the unit's hot shoe is the same. I'm now using Fuji X-Series cameras that have Canon type hot shoes. So I use the "C" model. But the "C" model will fire my Nikon flash. The newer "II" models have a rotating lock wheel that keeps them firmly anchored to the camera. And the on-off switch is in a better location. No reason to buy the older models unless you find a heavily discounted price.
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A pair of these would certainly get the job done. but you can trigger remote flashes without triggering the built in flash anyway, all you have to do is to disable the trigger in the menu.
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Do I understand correctly that you want to use this kit to trigger two remote strobes? If that is the case I think you would need three of these devices and not two. One would go on the camera hot shoe, and one for each strobe you want to fire. Other than that, I don't see why it shouldn't work. The link below is to the manufacturers web site and a PDF of the user manual that should detail how to accomplish what you are trying to do.http://www.hkyongnuo.com/e-detail.php?ID=282
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It should work either with the transmitter/receiver that comes with it, or any flash that has an IR emitter. I use a Canon Speedflash, that triggers both of the studio lights with no problem.
410369
The remote(s) need to be programmed to the receiver, so each remote can only control the receiver it's programmed to. I have three remotes controlling my one receiver(switch).
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If you do OCF, you will need additional light stands (possibly attachments depending on the stands you get), flashes of course and depending on how many OCFs you plan on having, you may need extra receivers. The good thing about these is you can set them to different channels and turn them on and off depending on your lighting preferences.
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you need two controllers and they both have to be yn622n's. Essentially with the yn622 it's just like having the flash attached to the camera. The transceiver and receiver must be set to the ittl mode for them to communicate, but it does matter what model camera you have for it to work.
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Minimum of 3 so that you can do one on your camera and the other two remote. However, I would recommend 4 in case you want to have all 3 flashes remotely and ONLY the TRIGGER/MASTER on your camera WITHOUT A FLASH. Hope this helps.
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I've never used the built in receiver on my flash units, I have one yonguo 603N for each flash and so I use it in a sort of manual way.
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Yes can be triggered by another flash. Either first curtain or second curtain. No remote trigger needed it flashes when it senses another flash go off.
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Yes you can order just another reciever. check out this item Cowboystudio NPT-04 4 Channel Wireless Hot Shoe Flash Receiver for Canon EOS, Nikon, Olympus and Pentax Flashes Other products
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It's really easy of you havE a remote: one connects to the hot show of the camera an the other connects to the sync port of the strobe flash: however I have noticed the strobes are " slave " flashes.... So when it detects a flash I. The room, the strobes will fire
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Unless you ordered a Yongnuo flash that has the Minolta/Sony foot, you'll need a trigger that has the Minolta/Sony foot, and a receiver that has a regular (ISO) shoe. These radio triggers are an excellent way to get Sony cameras to trigger other flashes. Just have to have a trigger that fits Sony, and a receiver that fits everything else.
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You need two units, one to send the signal (from your camera) and another to receive it (your flash unit)
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None. The box comes with wiring that has 2 additional yellow video input leads that you can use for 2 other additional cameras. To enable one or both of them just requires the toggling of a very small switch on the device itself.
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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.
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Yes you can order additional recievers to work with the system, Cowboystudio NPT-04 4 Channel Wireless Hot Shoe Flash Receiver for Canon EOS, Nikon, Olympus and Pentax Flashes Other products