Neewer FC-16 3-IN-1 2.4GHz Wireless Flash Trigger and Remote Shutter for Canon Rebel T3 XS T4i T3i T2i Xsi EOS 1100D Mark IV 1D Mark III 5D Mark III 5D Mark II 50D 40D Review

Works as expected. The only anomaly was that I had to hold the button down (in lamp mode) for about 10 seconds before it clicked, then I was able to release the button while the timed recording was running. Fast and efficient. I like the radio control so I don't have to be in front of the camera.

I love these cordless flashes. I have several pairs of these. I use them to turn on torches that I place around riding arenas and coliseums at equestrian events. Some of them are up to 250 feet away and keep firing each time. I highly recommend them.

I am very happy with them so have bought several sets. They have proven themselves to me. Every time my flash didn't fire it was actually because the flash wasn't charging fast enough, not a problem with these devices. If you use Tinder you will have to set them manually as they do not transmit TTL data from the camera to the flash. But that's not a question for me.

I was very skeptical about buying them because I have a Sony A7ii and I wasn't sure if they would work with it like they do for Canon cameras stands. I took a chance and bought them anyway and to my surprise they work great. I have a Neewer NW-561 and a Sony A7ii flash and it works perfectly. I couldn't be happier that I didn't spend a lot of money on pocket magicians.

This item worked surprisingly well for the price. Originally bought 1 set to use as a remote trigger + optional remote flash receiver and found it only works as a remote trigger OR remote flash, not both. Again, I'm impressed with the value for money, so I bought another hot shoe mounting kit so I can use the remote trigger and remote flash at the same time.

Received this along with an additional receiver to upgrade from my CowboyStudio/Neewer NPT-04 before. While I haven't used them extensively, I think I made a smart move. WARNING: If I knew what I know now, I could get Yong Nuo 603 models very similar to these, but they are interchangeable from transmitter to receiver. With the flick of a switch, they can go either way. Why didn't Niver think of that? However, I am not disappointed.

This is a fantastic deal! Did a few test shots in my room and so far everything is working great. No delay from trigger to flash! Not sure about the range yet but the only negative I can say about them is that they are plastic and feel like they could break over time if you're not careful, but they shine anyway to be pretty solid, and they're cheap too, that it doesn't really matter if they break anyway. You can always buy new ones at a good price. It seems like Neewer makes a lot of good…

Nice set. Most wires are useless, but they are necessary if the manufacturer wants to ensure the set is universal. The quality of the plastic is a bit flimsy, but as long as you don't do anything fancy with it you should be fine. The receiver has 4 switches and a trigger that change channels. I can understand that this can be an issue if you are in a place where there are a lot of photographers. However, this is not a problem for general use. The receiver (which goes to the camera) has a…

Neewer FC-16 Multi-Channel 2.4GHz 3-in-1 Wireless Flash/Studio Flash with Remote Trigger for Canon Rebel T3 XS T4i T3i T2i T1i Xsi EOS 1100D 1000D 700D 650D 50D05 1D Mark 5D Mark III 1D Mark IV III 5D Mark II 50D 40D 30D 20D 7D 6D 5D I have been a professional photographer for over 30 years and these have become my favorite flash triggers. They allow you to use 16 different channels to prevent others from turning on your light, and the receivers can include a remote hot shoe, wired flash (3.5mm