Has anyone used Yongnuo YN-622C flash triggers?
http://www.lightingrumours.com/feature-guide-to-the-yongnuo-yn-622-for-canon-2672
They are much cheaper than the competition (Pocket Wizard, Phottix Odin, Pixel King) and seem to do pretty much everything.
HSS 1/8000s with Canon Speedlites
Super Sync for studio flash heads
Wireless E-TTL or full manual control
Ratio groups (A:B, A:B:C and A:B C grouping)
Hotshoe TTL-passthrough
Even the flash zoom functionality evidently works
They don't have an LCD screen to control the flashes since everything is controlled in the camera menus (where it should be IMO).
I can't find local suppliers but at less than R1000 for a set it seems like a real bargain compared to R4500+ for Odin's or Pocket Wizards.
I was going to purchase a 10m TTL cable because I want to place a 430EX II inside a softbox where Canon's IR control won't work and I can't physically access the Speedlite to change the power setting manually if I used a non-TTL trigger.
http://www.lightingrumours.com/feature-guide-to-the-yongnuo-yn-622-for-canon-2672
They are much cheaper than the competition (Pocket Wizard, Phottix Odin, Pixel King) and seem to do pretty much everything.
HSS 1/8000s with Canon Speedlites
Super Sync for studio flash heads
Wireless E-TTL or full manual control
Ratio groups (A:B, A:B:C and A:B C grouping)
Hotshoe TTL-passthrough
Even the flash zoom functionality evidently works
They don't have an LCD screen to control the flashes since everything is controlled in the camera menus (where it should be IMO).
I can't find local suppliers but at less than R1000 for a set it seems like a real bargain compared to R4500+ for Odin's or Pocket Wizards.
I was going to purchase a 10m TTL cable because I want to place a 430EX II inside a softbox where Canon's IR control won't work and I can't physically access the Speedlite to change the power setting manually if I used a non-TTL trigger.
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