📷 Altura Photo Wireless Flash Trigger for Canon - 2 Pack with Remote Shutter for Canon EOS 80D, 77D, 70D, 60D, Rebel T7i, T6i, T6, T5i, T5, T4i, T3i, T3, SL1, SL2 DSLR Cameras Review

After I installed four small switches in all devices and inserted batteries, I was ready to go. It takes a certain amount of skill to manually adjust your camera and flash settings for proper exposure. And you have to set the flash strength on the flash, not on the camera or with triggers. I get multiple flashes in a row without crashing. If you plan to use a trigger mounted between your flash and a tripod or umbrella/flashlight stand mount, be careful as the lower base appears to be a…

Not satisfied with the reliability of this product. I bought them about 2 weeks ago and have not photographed them except for test shots. Upon receipt, I checked the device and it worked perfectly. I tried using the item again today to prepare for some photos I was supposed to take on Friday and the transmitter is not working properly. I cannot activate the flash with the camera shutter button when the transmitter is attached to my camera. There seems to be something wrong with one of the pins…

Update: I have a big thank you to the seller of Digital Goja. They contacted me after seeing my first review and offered a full refund and asked me to keep the trigger. Very happy with Digital Goja. great service Conclusion: check your camera. Canon has mixed both types of remote connectors in its range. (I bought another one with a 3-pin connector, but I see some of the newer cases have reverted to that type.) As a flash remote, this works great so far. I have an Altura flash and bought a dual

I just received this set and it is already working. A very handy item to have on hand. I can just use it to trigger the flash remotely, and I can also remotely trigger the camera with or without the flash attached. As an additional note, I checked the description and noticed that some Canon models are not listed. This should work with any Canon EOS camera. I have T3 and it works fine even though it's not listed. A typical scenario looks like this: Set the DIP switches on the receiver and…

I use this flash trigger set with Alien Bees SB800, Neewer TT560 and Olympus Om-D EM5II. I ordered Canon triggers because it really didn't matter what type I used for my setup. As long as you have a hot shoe, they should work with handheld flashes. I'm all for buying cheap gear that can stretch your dollar when you're taking care of your stuff. I invest enough in camera bodies and lenses and don't want to spend a lot of money on accessories. The last wireless set I had lasted 6 years and cost…