Neewer Wireless STUDIO Flash TRIGGER RT-16 with 3 RECEIVERS 16-Channel

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Neewer Wireless STUDIO Flash TRIGGER RT-16 with 3 RECEIVERS 16-Channel

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Description

This wireless trigger is control discreteness for camera to trigger hot shoe flashgun synchronously
Easy installation, low power consumption
sync speed for 1/200 second
Max. working distance: 30M (open area, without interference)
16 channels to avoid interference; The receiver has an on/off switch, and an LED to indicate triggering

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These work great and cost a fraction compared to the brand name ... These work great and cost a fraction compared to the brand name ones and work just as well if not better 5Simple studio flash triggers that work I bought this set to replace older, failing CyberSync triggers for my Alien Bee lights. Left the frequency at the factory setting, installed batteries, plugged them into the lights and they worked like a champ in concert with my Nikon cameras.Only a couple of minor issues.The CYberSync receivers have a push button wake up for wireless, where the Neewer receivers have mechanical on/off switches, so they don't go to sleep when inactive, they need to be switched off.The CyberSync receivers have sync cords that plug into the receiver and light. The Neewer units plug into the flash head, but they are short and hardwired to the receiver, which make setting up with an overhead flash on a high boom stand a little inconvenient. S foot longer sync cord would be useful.Other than that, they work reliably and the whole set cost less than one CyberSync transmitter. 4Have been using this setup to fire three remote strobes for a month with absolutely no problems! BUY THEM! Highly recommended!Bought these to use in conjunction with my Canon XSi, T1i, and T2i cameras using StudioPro off-camera strobes in soft boxes. I've been playing with them for a month now just to make sure there were no issues, and after having taken hundreds of photos with them using all three cameras, I am impressed! Mine came in plain white boxes, nothing fancy, but they get the job done and all the cameras have had no problems immediately syncing up with the sending unit or the triggers. This has literally been a plug-and-play setup and it's worked perfectly. I haven't found the range on these yet, but I do know it will fire the strobes a good fifteen to twenty feet away, every time, and I've had VERY few misfires (maybe half a dozen times total) where one particular strobe didn't fire, but that is easily attributable to the strobe itself not having enough time to reset - sometimes I get to shooting too quickly!HIGHLY recommend these, they're a bargain and they actually work just like the much more expensive "name" brands. If these ever wear out, I will likely buy some more.5Came with a dead (non-standard) batteryGot this to be able to trigger my Profoto gear with my new Sony a7iii.The remote didn't work at first. I had no idea why because it came with what appeared to be a new battery.Had to watch a video online to figure out how to disassemble it (the "QUALITY CONTROL" sticker - <> - sticker was hiding the mini screw that held it together). Got the screw off and found it used a different kind of battery than I had ever used before. So ordered that off of Amazon and made the Neewer remote work that way.Now it works but no idea if it's draining the battery in the mean time while it's not in use because there is no ON/OFF switch for the remote trigger.KEEP IN MIND - the remote trigger does not use AA/AAA batteries. You will have to order them from Amazon or somewhere else. They are no common batteries.2Easy to use trigger kit. One minor downfallI got this for my Alien Bees kit since it wasn t always sync firing to the slave in large, vaulted rooms. This kit works perfectly. Plug it in, turn it on, and go. The only problem is that the attachment that goes to your camera runs off a battery that can be a nuisance to replace if it goes out during a wedding shoot. It s not the easiest thing to replace. You have to take out a tiny screw to replace the battery. For that reason I now take it out when not in use and carry a screwdriver with me. I really wish this came with its own rechargeable internal battery, like via USB, or power it with the hot shoe instead. That s my only qualm.4Great for the priceAlthough I don't like the construction of these particular triggers (dangling cord puts stress on it) the cost is by far the most attractive part of it. I've owned other triggers about were much more expensive. These can do the exact same thing for nominal price. The first one that I had stopped working but it took about a year-and-a-half for it to do so. The dangling cord construction I believe is the problem. This pack should keep me for a while and I've also found a way of connecting it to the monolight so it's not hanging. The trigger always goes off and I've never had issues with it's performance.4Full stars!Finally! I can use all three of flashes together!! With this set I get enough triggers to hook them all up and they all signal and work together perfectly!5Small and very reliableI was skeptical when I ordered these, but I have been very pleasantly surprised by how small and reliable these triggers are. No problems what-so-ever in the past month of daily use. The battery in the transmitter is rated to last 3 years. Despite what some people have said, the battery in the transmitter can be replaced (there is a small screw hidden underneath the quality sticker to open the transmitter to replace the battery).5Economical option for my N-250W'sThese are the very basics as flash triggers go. These are not TTL compatible, and the only thing that gets sent from your camera to the trigger is the technical equivalent of "fire flash now" - you will have to set the flash levels manually on your mono-lights.The wireless channels are set via dip switches that you must match on all devices. My opinion is you will have to experiment with the best setting that keeps random FM interference from firing your flashes unexpectedly. Had 2 misfires in my office as I was initially testing/setting these up with the default dip-switch configuration. Once I matched all of the the dip-switches on a different channel I have not had any misfires. I use these with a set of N-250W mono-lights (see my other review of the N-250W's for my review & photo examples).There are a few "nits" to pick:-The flash trigger will probably arrive with a low power battery that is either dead or near dead. This will cause you frustration, as you will be chasing a ghost with misfires, non-function, etc. Upon receipt, immediately replace the included battery with a quality A23, and these issues will go away. I have read a few reviews where folk have returned the unit because thought it defective, when the issue may have been that the unit arrived with a cheap, dead battery.- To support point above - do not be afraid to gently pry the case open with a small flat-head screwdriver. There is no clear indicator on the case, nor in the documentation that the case can be pried open, so many people assume that the trigger is disposable and just buy another.-Upon visual inspection, the flash trigger's shoe does not look like it has a contact on the bottom to communicate with your camera - you have to trust that it DOES. There is one metal contact in the center that connects with your camera's hot shoe - that is all your camera needs to communicate with the flash trigger.-There is a light indicator on the receivers that does not illuminate when you switch the power on - even though it does not illuminate, trust that your receivers are actually on. Documentation indicates that it is the "receiving indicator lamp". I suspect that it only comes on momentarily when you flash.-There does not seem to be a "mix and match" expansion option. I have been looking for a neewer based speedlite slave receiver so that I can add my battery-powered speedlite (Canon 430EX) into the mix as a third flash - unfortunately, none of the speedlite slaves seem to be able to talk to the RT-16 transmitter. (It would be nice to hear from Neewer on this). My camera also does not like the combination of non-ETTL flash and wireless canon-compatible flash. it would be nice to be able to fire all flashes wirelessly.Overall these worked as expected, and did not cause any misfires within the three hours & 200 + photos that I shot on "championship game Sunday" - 2/4/18. Just know what you are buying, change the default frequencies and replace the battery, and you should be good to go.5Works great in our studio.. inexpensive and automatic on/off is great!We are in the process of photographing 700 high school seniors and we are using this trigger system to trigger 3 flashes on our formal portrait background. All of the flashes are high above the ground, so it's a pain to turn a trigger on and off every day. So we love the auto on/off feature.We've used these for 2 weeks and I don't think they've ever failed to fire the flashes. We've taken close to 1200 portraits with them (multiple photos of about 200 subjects so 1200 fires times 3 flashes = about 3600 chances for them to not fire).As a note, the transmitter is no more than 15 feet from the farthest receiver - I have not tested over a long distance or outside.My opinion is that transmitter technology has come so far over the last 5 or so years, that there's no reason to spend $100+ on a single transmitter or receiver. These are a great price for a very functional product.5they work and they aren't expensive I run a large photography studio and these triggers get used every day. I have something like 8 sets 5Thank you for a great product at a great price I only needed one of the three remote triggers as my lights have built in flash sensors, but this worked as expected. Thank you for a great product at a great price. 5Excellent Performance A+++You would have to spend 3 or 4 times the cost of these modules for competitors products that work no better than these. I used them with my Canon D70 camera and a Canon External flash with Wifi. Set these modules to channel 1 and they performed perfectly. A+++++5too new to photography I read the simple instructions for use, it doesn't feel difficult, but when the actual operation is still confusing, I am really new to photography.... but so far they do have induction and work,5

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