How do I use this flash controller (yn622n-tx) to wirelessly change the zoom on my flash (yn565ex w/ yn622n transceiver)? Support hasn't helped yet.
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you need two controllers and they both have to be yn622n's. Essentially with the yn622 it's just like having the flash attached to the camera. The transceiver and receiver must be set to the ittl mode for them to communicate, but it does matter what model camera you have for it to work.
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What is the zoom capability? can be done manuallyCan it be run over a wired network or does it require wireless? eitherCan it be fully controlled Pan/Tilt/Zoom over a web interface? yesDoes it have an AC adapter? yes
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no, you can't, you need buy a speedlite transmitter ST-E3-RT. after you buy that, you can control with transmitter.
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Wireless: no / Zoom: no / when dark, it looks like a black and white picture. I haven't set it up via the web yet, I know it can be done, just haven't had time to do it yet. They are not the highest grade cameras. I haven't yet, but I want to get atleast 1 high resolution camera
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I have used this flash also with a D90, D300, and D7100 as master in addition to an SB900.One thing to note is that TTL via wireless CLS only works when the 560EX is in set to A-1. I banged my head for a while with it set to B until I had a vague recollection of reading somewhere that only A-1 worked. When I switched it over, all was good. Any other group/channel combo seems to work with it set to manual on the master side (which is how we normally use it).
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Hello LaToya, this lighting kit works with any dslr camera model or brand that has a hot shoe to attach an external flash on top. I've just looked at your camera on Amazon and do see that the camera does have a hot shoe so your camera should be able to use it. You will connect the wireless transmitter to your hot shoe and the wireless receiver to the lights. Then adjust your lights to get the proper exposure by moving it further back or forward or lowering the power or bumping it up. It's been a while since I've had that set, so I'm not sure if there is a power adjustment for you to adjust. Good luck! Hello LaToya, this lighting kit works with any dslr camera model or brand that has a hot shoe to attach an external flash on top. I've just looked at your camera on Amazon and do see that the camera does have a hot shoe so your camera should be able to use it. You will connect the wireless transmitter to your hot shoe and the wireless receiver to the lights. Then adjust your lights to get the proper exposure by moving it further back or forward or lowering the power or bumping it up. It's been a while since I've had that set, so I'm not sure if there is a power adjustment for you to adjust.... » Read More Hello LaToya, this lighting kit works with any dslr camera model or brand that has a hot shoe to attach an external flash on top. I've just looked at your camera on Amazon and do see that the camera does have a hot shoe so your camera should be able to use it. You will connect the wireless transmitter to your hot shoe and the wireless receiver to the lights. Then adjust your lights to get the proper exposure by moving it further back or forward or lowering the power or bumping it up. It's been a while since I've had that set, so I'm not sure if there is a power adjustment for you to adjust. Good luck! « Show Less
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The YN622N is the receiver for the YN 622N TX, as you need both for the system to work. The TX sits on the camera in the hot shoe and transmits the data to the 622N which would be mounted to a flad, or to another camer if you wanted to slave camera. You need at minimum a622N TX and a 622N to have a system that gives TTL and high speed flash capabilities to you remote flash setup. The high speed flash will work only on speedlites that are high speed capable.
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Yeah. I use mine with remote wireless triggers all the time. I really like the flash. It works great on the hot shoe in manual or ettl and the wireless remote has only missed a couple of times but more due to the trigger than the flash. It's a solid flash
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The zoom function is part of the flash, not the remote trigger. You can only adjust power levels remotely.
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It would be helpfull if you told us what triggers and what camera u are using.I bought Pixel King Wireless iTTL triggers for NIkon and they do not work with my Sigma EF-530-DG-Super... so you see it is not only about the Flash...
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asked google, got sent here: http://www.the-digital-picture.com/Reviews/Canon-RC-5-Wireless-Remote-Review.aspx The Canon RC-5 Wireless Remote is a tiny infrared wireless remote controller for compatible Canon EOS DSLRs including the following: Digital Rebel T3i / 600D Digital Rebel T2i / 550D Digital Rebel T1i / 500D Digital Rebel XSi / 450D Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi / 400D Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT / 350D Canon EOS Digital Rebel / 300D Canon EOS 60D Canon EOS 7D Canon EOS 5D Mark II Measuring only .25" x 1.25 x 2.5" (6.5 x 32 x 63.5mm), the Canon RC-5 Wireless Remote easily fits in even a small pocket. The RC-5 will only operate in a 2-second delay mode. Because the newer Canon RC-6 Wireless Remote Controller is the same size, the same price and allows you to choose between taking an immediate shot and using the 2-second delay, I recommend you purchase the RC-6 (or the Canon RC-1 Wireless Remote instead. Point the Canon RC-5 Wireless Remote toward the front of the camera (line of sight only) within 16' (5m) and take the shot when you are ready. Using a wireless remote release eliminates camera motion related to pressing the shutter release - and allows you to be a subject in your photo. Being able to stay near your subject to assist in composition (or ease stress) is another benefit. The RC-5 may also be used to activate mirror-lock and bulb-shutter functions. The Canon RC-5 Wireless Remote is powered by 2 CR-1220 Lithium button batteries. It is a very useful device - but again, get the Canon RC-6 Wireless Remote Controller instead.
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No. You need a second yn622n-tx connected to the off camera flash for it to receive the wireless signal from the yn622n-tx connected to your camera. I don't recommend this flash (YN-568EX) the battery compartment cover retention tab broke on the two I purchased after the third battery change
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In order for you to trigger the SB24 YOU MUST HAVE THE YN622N CONTROLING THE CAMERA AND THE FLASH.SB24. another word one unit should be on the camera and the other on the SB24. The sb 600 as the commander will not control the SB24. another THING YOU NEED TO CONSIDER IS CONTROLING THE FLASH POWER OF THE sb24. Ihave two set of yn622n that I use with my sb800 plus an SB24 but I control my flashes with my SU800 WHICHMAKES IT SO EASY. I HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU AND GOOD LUCK KEEP SHOOTING AND EXPERIMENT
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No, Ray, this ring flash will not support Canon E-TTL wireless. It has no infrared receiver and is not designed to be used off camera. The only way I can think of to use it wirelessly would be to use with separate wireless flash trigger (transmitter and receiver) such as Pixel King Pro or Yongnuo YN-622C.
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very interesting. i've had my TZ5 for a couple of yrs, and used the digital zoom frequently, always in Normal mode, (I know it won't work in iA mode.) Recently, it refuses to work in normal mode-- stays grayed out, even with 3 mp manually set. However, in Scene 1 mode I am able to use digital zoom, just like before, (combined with optical and ez-zoom, giving me a total of 67.5X). I don't understand the change. Any ideas? Firmware update?
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That is why I bought the wireless trigger kit "YONGNUO YN-622C-TX E-TTL Wireless Flash Controller for Canon" - Yongnuo 1 x YN-622C-TX + 2 x YN-622C RX E-TTL LCD Wireless Flash Controller Wireless Flash Trigger Transceiver For Canon EOS DSLR
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Reading the comments to this question, I'm a little confused. If my camera has built-in commander capability, will I still need to the transmitter and receiver? If this flash can receive the signal from my camera's commander system, am I all set in terms controlling the flash when it's off-camera?