Yongnuo YN 622N Wireless Trigger Transceivers Review

We bought these when we first decided to try the high speed sync. You didn't disappoint us. I would definitely recommend the budget conscious photographer to use an off-camera flash.

I really like these cordless flashes. The kit I ordered is for Nikon but my new camera hasn't arrived yet. I used them on my Canon in manual mode and they worked flawlessly. They only have 3 channels but I only need 1 at the moment. They also have 3 group modes which I will probably never use but it's nice to have them available. I have used the Pocket Wizard Plus III but for a fraction of the cost they are just as effective! Good for professionals or amateurs!

This is a cheap wireless flash trigger for use with my Nikon flash. The range is pretty good, but the flash doesn't always fire when taking pictures. For the price I like these triggers. If I paid >$100 I wouldn't be so lenient. There are other more effective flash triggers, but they are more expensive. This works well for a hobby photographer. As a former wedding photographer, this is ideal for portrait photography. As an off-camera flash trigger, you may miss some important moments in…

I bought 3 Yongnuo YN-622N with Yongnuo YN-622N-TX and I was very happy with the purchase. However, I was so disappointed when testing the transceivers on the Nikon D600 and D7000. In TTL mode, all transceivers showed clear underlight. On my SB-900 and SB-600 the exposure was about 1 stop. With the Neewer VK750 II i-TTL flash, the exposure was more than 3 stops. This problem persisted whether I used them remotely via the 622N-TX or the right stack above the camera. All flashes worked perfectly…

I've taken so many great photos with these flashes. Well, no triggers of course. But taking the flash off the camera is awesome. I've gotten some great shots - mostly for fun as I'm not doing a lot of client shoots at the moment. But it's great. I took a picture with flash inside a wooden box (treasure chest) and while I was fumbling with something else across the room, I used the camera's remote shutter release to take a picture so it didn't turn itself off. The remote control not only worked,

These things work just as well as any flash trigger I've used! What I like about them is that they don't rank as highly as some big brands. Some will say they're big, but that's my opinion, and in my opinion they're just as small (if not smaller) than the more expensive popular ones. I bought these for their high speed syncing ability and they did not disappoint. They are solidly built and when attached to my camera or stand/softbox they fit snugly. The only minor complaint I can think of is…

I did a lot of research on this product before purchasing it. YN-N622-N works great for me. Please note that one order contains two sets of triggers. Just think about it, you get 2 triggers that can act as a sender or a receiver. To make this setup I had to buy 2 sets of radio triggers. Now I can use my old Nikon SS-20, SB-70, SB-600 film flash with the Nikon D80 camera at the same time. TTL works instantly with my rechargeable batteries. The high speed sync is a bonus that gets me out of the…