📷 Neewer 16 Channel 2.4G Wireless Remote Flash Trigger with N1 and N3 Shutter Cables for Nikon DSLR Cameras (D7100, D7000, D800, D700, D600, D90) - Compatible with Speedlite Flash and VISION4 Studio Strobe (VC-16) Review

For this money you really can't go wrong. They communicate with each other using 2.4 GHz radio signals. Not only that, they also don't require an external wireless flash controller. Cheap and works, just make sure they fit your device.

Emitter and receiver worked well to trigger the Nikon D810 from a remote location but did not trigger Nikon's flash. The flash works fine on camera but not with this remote. I was planning to use it to work with macros. Big disappointment. Must return.

You definitely can't go wrong for the money. They communicate with each other using 2.4 GHz radio signals. Not only that, they also don't require an external wireless flash controller. Cheap and works, just make sure they fit your device.

Transmitter and receiver worked well to fire the Nikon D810 from a remote location but did not trigger a Nikon flash. The flash works fine on camera but not with this remote. I was planning to use it to work with macros. Big disappointment. Must return.

I personally rate this product with 5 stars. You can always put it somewhere else or remove the battery. If you put the transmitter in the cozy pocket of your camera bag, you can just press the test button and drain the battery. Try this system. i think you will like it

Fully compatible with my Nikon d810. This kit makes shooting with my flash better and easier than ever thanks to its wireless capability. Just point the trigger at the transmitter and a single press of a button will fire the shutter, and pretty quickly too. It responds quickly without delay, has 16 channels to avoid interference, and has a long-distance signal to transmit. if you need backlight.