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<blockquote data-quote="rocketman122" data-source="post: 395519" data-attributes="member: 14443">no. not at all. problem is, the promaster light doesnt have a flash foot like the SB700 so the way youd connect the 603II to the promaster is using a sync cable. PC to phono PC.[ATTACH]130740[/ATTACH] you connect one side into the pc connection in the 603 then use the long banana/photo end into the slave, the other slave on the camera, set the channels the same and POP! best way to go about it. I think your flash an optic slave in it (the red light over the sync port) but personally Ive never used an optic slave for the longest time. the radio slaves work and work.oh btw, if later on you want to purchase a speedlight to use on a light stand (known as off camera flash OCF) then you can get a yongnuo 560 IV or III that has a 603II receiver in it so you dont even need to connect one salve to the flash. just put it in slave mode, set channel and youre G2G.cheers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rocketman122, post: 395519, member: 14443"] no. not at all. problem is, the promaster light doesnt have a flash foot like the SB700 so the way youd connect the 603II to the promaster is using a sync cable. PC to phono PC. [ATTACH=CONFIG]130740._xfImport[/ATTACH] you connect one side into the pc connection in the 603 then use the long banana/photo end into the slave, the other slave on the camera, set the channels the same and POP! best way to go about it. I think your flash an optic slave in it (the red light over the sync port) but personally Ive never used an optic slave for the longest time. the radio slaves work and work. oh btw, if later on you want to purchase a speedlight to use on a light stand (known as off camera flash OCF) then you can get a yongnuo 560 IV or III that has a 603II receiver in it so you dont even need to connect one salve to the flash. just put it in slave mode, set channel and youre G2G. cheers. [/QUOTE]

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