YONGNUO RF-603 II 16-Ch Wireless Flash Trigger Kit for Nikon DC2 Connection

I Gave 5/5 because is the cheapest way to get the light just the way you want it, It worked great, the only thing I dislike is the cable it came with, at the beginning I thought I could not use it because it wasn't compatible... then I realize it has nothing to do... so I were happy again.I recommend this product for an amateur or pro photographer who is not able to buy expensive equipment, it worked really good so I'm glad I have it.

Works Great, great price for features. Simple and easy to use. Works great with my studio lights. Unfortunately does not have TTL but what can you expect for the great price, so my SB400 will not work. Perfect for shooting with remote trigger or studio lights, or both. Love the AAA batteries as having to recharge batteries in the middle of a shoot would be catastrophic.

These are just completely awesome. I put one on the camera and connect the supplied cable to the camera. The other one I keep in my pocket. I have two Yonguo YN-560 III speedlites that I use off-camera. I can sit back and use the remote to release the shutter and fire the flashes. I've been capturing images of hummingbirds on my patio during the heat of summer while I sit in the house in air-conditioned comfort.

Trying to replace Phottix version of same device.Would do 80% of what I needed, and maybe this would be enough for most folks. Just not for me.

I bought 4 sets of these and the work very well. I have yet to use them all at once, as I want to. Once I remembered to turn them off between uses, the batteries last much longer.

I was able to set them up so they work collectively with 3 strobes, 3 Yongnuo Flashes and the Nikon SB910. I took over 300 pictures in one photoshoot session and it misfires only once. I like how they moved the on and off switch to the side unlike its previous version. I used one on the camera Nikon 7100, held on in my hand to trigger and six more for my 6 light sources. I didn't use the slave mode on the strobes and had each connected to one. Make sure you get the cable that connects the trigger to your strobes. You can find them on Amazon for $8-9.

When made the switch from Nikon to Sony I had to find a new wireless trigger to fire the shutter on my sony cameras...easier said than done. CamRanger is over the top and I needed something that is quick and consistent. Yes, these are Yougnuo triggers for a Nikon camera, but since all I need is the trigger release they work just fine. I can walk around a large room in a house and fire the camera which has the wireless flash trigger on the hotshot; the yongnuo is clipped to the tripod and wired to the camera port and the other trigger in my hand...paint the room with a speedlight and blend them all in post-production. fast and inexpensive..keep 2 sets of these in my case all the time.

This is an excellent product and I use this with my Yongnuo YN-560-IV. I also use a YN-560-III which i can control using the combination of the wireless trigger and the YN-IV as it acts as a master. The battery life and range are pretty good. I have tested it up to a distance of 50 m between the camera and flash and it was triggering correctly.