Yongnuo YN-622C-TX 7-Channel E-TTL Wireless Flash Controller for Canon E-TTL/E-TTL II Cameras, 2.4GHz Frequency, 1/8000sec Sync Speed

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Yongnuo YN-622C-TX 7-Channel E-TTL Wireless Flash Controller for Canon E-TTL/E-TTL II Cameras, 2.4GHz Frequency, 1/8000sec Sync Speed

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This Item Includes: Yongnuo YN-622C-TX 7-Channel E-TTL Wireless Flash Controller - LS-2.5/C1 Shutter Connecting Cable - LS-2.5/C3 Shutter Connecting Cable
LCD screen display, multi-buttons quick operation
The firmware can be upgraded through the USB interface
Supports wireless shutter release function
The focal length (zoom) of the A/B/C three groups of flash can be adjusted separately

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Wireless control heaven.. I'm a food photographer and often use a couple of speedlites on shoots. This thing coupled with the YN-622C transceivers are a match made in heaven. I'm able to control each speedlite without having to leave my camera. Works perfectly with my studio strobes too, just doesn't control power levels (obviously).Overall, price is great and it works perfectly. Highly recommend. 5Great unit. I should of bought this earlier. This thing is incredible. I really should of bought this earlier. The Canon camera can already adjust flash inside the menu system but that takes 3 steps to adjust a light were I can adjust here directly with a single button press and read the display instantly. It has a couple of other things you can't get inside the menu system. For some reason inside the Canon (XTi and 7D) you don't get 2nd curtain sync on remote flash unless you have this unit. And after testing this unit will actually allow you to dial TTL flash power down below the 1/128th power setting. Yes, that means you can make a flash go lower in power than manual but using the TTL flash compensation down. I've only found it helpful when doing shiny product photography but it's a nice extra that didn't cost so I'll take it. 5One of the best purchases for the money you will EVER make! I Ordered this YONGNUO YN-622C-TX E-TTL Wireless Flash Controller YONGNUO YN-622C-TX E-TTL Wireless Flash Controller for Canon, because I have been using the YN-622c's to control my 2 Canon 580EXII's and my YOUNGNUO YN568EXII for over a year and really love them. I sold my pocket wizards and ordered 4 of the 622cs. One to use as a master controller on the camera and the other 3 for the flashes. I have shot many portrait sessions, weddings, events using green screensand I love them. I have NEVER had a problem with them firing whether I am using them ETTL or Manual. I saw the YN-622C-TX controller and thought, wow it would be great if I didn't have to keep turning the camera down to adjust my settings while on a tripod, so I ordered it.I received the unit yesterday from Amazon and it was packaged excellently with lots padding in the shipping box and then in the original retail box. Nary (That's South Georgia for 'not a") a scratch on the retail box or the unit. I popped it out of the box, looked at the manual and set it aside as that unreadable English translation stuff makes me a little crazy. I installed 2 AA Duracell's and switched it on. I was very pleased with the very legible green back-lit screen. It would be nice to have the option to switch the light color but it really doesn't matter. It took me about 5 minutes to figure out how to set my groups and channel and I was ready to go.I then connected my 3 flash units to the 622C transceivers and programmed them without being attached to the camera...cool! After blinding my wife by accidentally pressing the test button, I moved to my office and played around moving the group controls around on the controller and watching the flash output change instantly, I was impressed, no delay no confusion on the individual flash units.I will update this post after my next portrait, or event session to let you know how well it works in the field. I am positive it will be perfect as the transceivers I am using work great already and this seems to be of excellent quality also.My goal is to purchase 3 more YOUNGNUO Flash units and 2 more transceivers to set more flash units around the reception halls for my weddings so I can light the room with my wife and I each using the YN-622C TX's on our cameras. Smooth Y'all!All you Strobist's out there JUMP ON!Pros: Quality is great Size, about the same as the 622c about 1/2 the size of a deck of cards. Works perfectly! Price, Unbelievable at $40 USCons: Please get someone to properly write the manuals in English. 5Yes it is that good! If you are wanting to move into off camera flash and do not want to drop a large chunk of change. Then this is the way to go.I am an amateur/hobbyist and just now starting to move in the direction we all do with moving that flash from up top to other places to give us more control, more creative effect and just flat out better photography.I purchased this unit paired with Yongnuo YN-622C Wireless ETTL Flash Trigger Receiver Transmitter Transceiver for setting up my Canon 5D Mark 3 and 580ex 2 for off camera flash.Shipping with Prime was free and fast as always. Both products came well packaged. I did not read the enclosed documentation as I had already did my research and watched several youtube videos on setup and operation.Within 10 minutes of opening the boxes and installing batteries I was up and running. The controls are intuitive and I fell into operation like I had been using for years.If you are new to off camera lighting and wanting to take the plunge. I highly recommend this setup. 5Quick Access Time Saver! This is a MUST have for Nikon shooters--we Canonistas have the flash control menu. Still, as an owner of a Canon 60D, this is quite a time saver (drilling down into the menu can be tedious at times). I have had no issues with it. You should make sure to do a factory reset once you get your hands on one and you you should turn devices on in this order (flash to camera):622(C or N)->Flash, Camera->622(C or N)-TX.That way, everything "discovers" its proper place.P.S. You must have at least one 622 transceiver on the flash foot for this to work. Also, you MUST remember to half press the shutter to send out commands to your 622(s). Don't just MASH the shutter release button: these units need time to communicate effectively (true of ANY TTL trigger, BTW). 5One of the best accessories I've ever owned. This thing is amazing. No more going into the camera menu, so it's very fast at changing settings. For example, three manual flash's all at different settings in three groups. Or, you can have more than that of course in different groups, or you can mismatch some with ETTL and some with Manual. I don't ever shoot ETTL, so if you just shoot manual, you'll more than likely be able to use this with Sony, Canon, or Nikon, even if it's not Nikon branded. You just won't get ETTL, probably won't get HSS either, which I don't use anyway. For the price of this thing there is no reason not to have one. Yes, the flash's have to be on triggers, but the triggers are sold very cheap.As far as yongnuo, I've never had problems or anything tear up, except one flash and that lasted a long time. Buying another one was still better than having a Canon for that much money. Plus the flash that tore up was a very very old model.If you have something without an AF assist lamp, even when you don't have your flash with you, if you're gonna be out at night, depending on how dark your auto focus goes, you can use this as an AF assist lamp. I use it on a Canon 6D, so that already focuses in situations that are darker than anything I'm gonna encounter, also darker than any other AF point on any Canon camera. This will bring it to the point of being able to focus in extreme low light.As far as the part about triggering flash's, it's flawless. Rather you have Yongnuo flash's or not. If I had all Canon flash's I would use this as well as the triggers for them. The radio frequency is much better than putting a flash in optical slave mode, because it can be hidden deep in a soft box. It can go outdoors and be nowhere near it and trigger all of them, etc. 5Yongnuo YN-622C-TX Wireless Flash Controller If you are even vaguely interested in off camera flash and you shoot Canon then you should get this item. While you can probably 'survive' with just using YN-622C transceivers, your shooting sessions will become a lot more fluid by using the TX as you will not have to delve into the cameras flash menus to make changes on your remote flashes.Operating wirelessly at 2.4GHz, common obstacles like walls, trees and foliage will not be a barrier to you flashes consistently firing. While the 'manual' that arrives with the product is barebones, google for "TOYUG v4.07 YN622 Guide" (pdf document) which is a comprehensive, well written guide on how to use this item AND its companion product the YN-622C transceiver.In short, don't debate.....just get it and start using it. 5Fantastic Controller at a Fantastic Price!!! I just received this and attached it to my Canon t5i. I attached a yn-622c trigger to my yn-565exii and yn-568exii flashes and it worked great and gave me complete control without having to run to each flash to make adjustments. Allows you to work your flashes in manual or ETTL. For the non-pro, you really can't go wrong with Yongnuo products but I would try to buy them from Amazon LLC and not a third party seller just for the ease of returns when you buy direct from Amazon 5Goodbye PocketWizards !! I was an early adopter of the Yongnuo 622 flashes. Price and performance packed, they got the job done, albeit with a bit of fiddling about. The biggest downside was the inability to easily control the flashes output, in TTL or manual. In frustration, I turned to the PocketWizards, investing in the TT5/Flex setup. I had my control, but it wasn't exactly the neatest arrangement. And PWs have issues with Canon flashes, so they wear socks.Enter the TX. I'd been waiting for these to be released and for some first impression reviews to roll in.PW Killers. On price, of features, on performance.They're everything I needed and wanted for flash control, whether it was my array of Canon Speedlights or one of my studio stobes. TTL or hypersyncing, its all there. Easy, intuitive controls right on the transmitter.Bonus point for allowing camera remote trigger. 5Olympus EM1 - Manual control - works! My hope was this controller would allow me to use my Canon speedlights (along with the yn662C receivers) to control the flash units in manual mode and trigger them, on a NON CANON BODY. I was afraid the unit would have to interface with the camera to use ANY of the power adjustment features, but this is not the case. It is stand alone, and will adjust flash powers (again, in Manual Mode) and let me trigger them with the hot shoe of my Olympus EM1. I don't need TTL or ratios or anything, just reliable control of the flashes in manual mode and this lets me accomplish that.This is a pretty big deal for me, and I wanted to make sure I passed this info along to others who may be transitioning, or using mirrorless cameras that do not have a robust flash system of their own (i.e. Fuji, Olympus, Sony). Yes, they all have some sort of system, but in real world use, stupid simple and reliable is the name of the game, and this gives you that. I am currently using this with an EM1, a 580 EXII and a YN568EX. 5

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Yongnuo YN-622C-TX 7-Channel E-TTL Wireless Flash Controller for Canon E-TTL/E-TTL II Cameras, 2.4GHz Frequency, 1/8000sec Sync Speed

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