YongNuo will release a new YN-622-TX controller unit with built in LCD screen and user interface for use with the current YN-622 TTL and HSS triggers. UPDATE – Now Released! The new controller will be a stand alone transmitter unit mounted directly onto the camera hotshoe, (not on top...
The impressive new Pixel King Pro and King X, ETTL, HSS, and Remote Manual, flash triggers are now available. Pixel really have stepped it up with the new 3rd generation King Pro Transmitter and King X receiver. This is a major change in the physical build, as well as...
NicePhoto have released a brochure showing their new TTL and HSS enabled radio triggers, the TTL-318 transmitter, and TTL-316 receiver, in Canon, Nikon, and Sony versions. The TTL-318/316 support TLL, Manual and Multi modes, as well as FP HSS to 1/8000th, 3 groups, 15 channels, plus an “ALL” channel...
PocketWizard, or US based LPA Design, have released a major free update to its ControlTL firmware for the MiniTT1®, FlexTT5®, PowerMC2 and PowerST4 radios, and minor updates for the Plus® III and MultiMAX® radios. The new firmware includes complete compatibility for the Nikon D600 and D3200 cameras, though only manual power control compatibility so far for the Canon EOS 6D, EOS-1D...
Radiopopper USA have released a video trailer outlining the features and functions of the coming Nano flash trigger. The new Nano are being marketed as easiest, most reliable, and most affordable radio trigger. That’s probably all a bit subjective, but from what we can see it looks like Radiopopper...
The new Meyin RF-604 flash trigger by Rikon are another inexpensive 2.4Ghz trigger, but with a few unique features. And of particular interest at the moment, the ability to act as an alternative transmitter option to the very popular new YN-560 III manual flash unit with radio receiver built in....
Pixel HK have released specifications and images of their new 3rd generation ETTL and HSS enabled King PRO transceiver and King X receiver, now boasting an impressive 300 meter range! Final images of the new interface reveal a back-lit dot matrix LCD display, which may not be quite...
Great news for current Canon Pixel King owners, the very long awaited upgrade, now called the King PRO, are coming in June, and Pixel have now confirmed they will actually be compatible with the current King receivers! Its probably been tough for many current King owners to stand by watching...
YongNuo have released the long awaited YN-622N for Nikon. And they are now available from around $80 for a set of 2 transceivers. UPDATE – June 2015 – YN622N II are now available. The MK II version now provide quick release lever locking hotshoes, and most importantly add USB ports for firmware...
The Godox Witstro AD180 is the first serious manual bare bulb hotshoe flash alternative to emerge, with 150WS, Remote Manual Power Control, and even remote FP HSS, filling the void left when flashes like the popular Sunpak 120J where discontinued a number of years ago. Update – Godox also...
YongNuo lead design engineer Guanchao Liang has confirmed the YN-622N TTL trigger for Nikon will have full functions like the Canon version, and more…! This is very good news for Nikon owners eagerly awaiting the soon to be available Nikon version of the very popular YN-622C TTL radio triggers. Not only...
HK based Cactus have released a new and affordable LV5 lazer trip trigger, now available for just $89.95. The LV5 remotely fires a camera shutter or flash units, at the precise moment an object passes between the lazer emitter and sensor breaking the beam. Or alternatively you can set the LV5...
US based PocketWizard have release the PlusX, a new $99 entry level radio transceiver described as their simplest radio ever. The Plus X is a slightly pared back version of the current $149 Plus III, fully manual transceiver unit, first released in 2012. The Plus X is not just the simplest, but...
US based PocketWizard will launch a new entry level $99 transceiver unit on March 1st, compatible with all the existing PocketWizard radio triggers – (provided the snippet below released on Photorumours is correct). “Introducing the PocketWizard Plus X: An Extraordinary Value in Radio Triggering The PocketWizard Plus X is the perfect...
Chinese manufacturer Commlite have released the inexpensive new Comtrig T320 radio triggers, and they are looking very much like the first good alternative to the original RF-602 radio triggers at a comparably low price tag, (around $35 as set). Its taken a number of years, but we finally have an...
Ares are the new inexpensive base model Manual radio triggers from Phottix, but don’t let that base model tag put you off as the Ares are really a solid option with some unique features. Instead of trying to squeeze a lot of features into a compromised package, Phottix have simply taken the most commonly used functions and boosted those into a solid, high performance...
For just a couple of hundred dollars you can quite easily get started in off camera lighting now with a very decent kit of 3 basic manual YN-560 speedlights and RF-602 radio triggers. Manual is a great off camera, and often the best way to learn anyway, but remote control of the power levels from the...
Time to toss the Manual triggers? Maybe not quite, but the new YongNuo YN-622C are certainly going to shake things up, at least for Canon speedlite users. The original YN RF-602 triggers were a breakthrough for budget reliable triggers, and the YN-622C looking set to do the same for...
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