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<blockquote data-quote="gohan2091" data-source="post: 251424" data-attributes="member: 11990">Controlling 2 Flashes WirelesslyHello,I own a Nikon D7100 and D5100 camera with an SB-700 and Yongnuo 568EX speedlight. I currently use my D7100 as a master to trigger my off camera flashes wirelessly using the pop-up flash. This generally works well but I find sometimes the flashes don't trigger. I think it's because the flashes cannot sense a signal all 360 degrees around? With my D5100, it has no master mode but I can trigger the flashes with the pop-up flash, although I am more restricted as I cannot control flash power on camera.I'm looking for a good, reasonably priced flash trigger (the ability to act as a wireless shutter release with half-way pressing would be great). I've heard of pocket wizards but I think these are over priced and I want to stick with Yongnuo brand if I can as they sound well priced and reliable. I'm aware of the Yongnuo RF-603 and Yongnuo YN-622N but I don't know much about them. I was hoping someone experienced here could help me select what I require. It would be a bonus if it came with two receivers but this isn't important. Support for high-speed sync would be useful but not essential but it must work in TTL as well as manual. Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gohan2091, post: 251424, member: 11990"] [b]Controlling 2 Flashes Wirelessly[/b] Hello, I own a Nikon D7100 and D5100 camera with an SB-700 and Yongnuo 568EX speedlight. I currently use my D7100 as a master to trigger my off camera flashes wirelessly using the pop-up flash. This generally works well but I find sometimes the flashes don't trigger. I think it's because the flashes cannot sense a signal all 360 degrees around? With my D5100, it has no master mode but I can trigger the flashes with the pop-up flash, although I am more restricted as I cannot control flash power on camera. I'm looking for a good, reasonably priced flash trigger (the ability to act as a wireless shutter release with half-way pressing would be great). I've heard of pocket wizards but I think these are over priced and I want to stick with Yongnuo brand if I can as they sound well priced and reliable. I'm aware of the Yongnuo RF-603 and Yongnuo YN-622N but I don't know much about them. I was hoping someone experienced here could help me select what I require. It would be a bonus if it came with two receivers but this isn't important. Support for high-speed sync would be useful but not essential but it must work in TTL as well as manual. Thanks [/QUOTE]

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