Yongnuo RF 603 Wireless Trigger Remote Review

Wanting to try cameraless flash photography and not buying expensive gear, I did a little research and found that these wireless triggers were popular with others. I bought 4 triggers in total and have been using them for a few days now. They are easy to install on my Nikon D70 and work with both the Yongnuo flashes I bought and the old Sunpack flash I have. I couldn't be happier with that. Build quality is good and seems pretty solid compared to some other triggers I've recently reviewed at a…

Having used an earlier model RF-603 units for Nikon and was delighted with their performance on school gym shoots with a pair of Nikon SB-910 units (excellent performance - no misfires - fast, consistent response at 1/200 sec) I have purchased them and used them in regional championships at high school and college gyms with no problems. This new model has some new features: a side switch (Off-TX-TX/RX) that fires your flashes from standby (great battery saver, flash sync up to 1/320) and a…

Received them tonight and tested them for a few minutes without reading the manual shows they work great . I used to have an early model of cheap Cowboystudio NPT-04 triggers and they were cool at first but didn't work reliably and also felt like they would fall apart when used on a flash stand. One of them stopped working through the hot shoe but continued to work through the cable so I wanted to replace them with something else. About 6 months ago I bought a Yongnuo 560-III flash and I really