YONGNUO YN560-TX PRO C Flash Transmitter Control Trigger, 1/8000s HSS TTL, for YN862C YN968C YN200 YN685C (II) YN622C II for C
$72.00
Amazon.com- YN560-TX PRO speedlite transmitter, specially designed for various Canon DSLR cameras.
- YN560TX PRO adopt 2.4G wireless technology, support wireless trigger to YN862C/YN968C/YN200/YN560III/YN560IV/YN860Li/YN720/YN660/YN685 speedlite; Support wireless shutter receiver of YN622CII/RF605 Series/RF603II Series/RF602-RX.
$72.00
YONGNUO YN560-TX PRO C Flash Transmitter Control Trigger, 1/8000s HSS TTL, for YN862C YN968C YN200 YN685C (II) YN622C II for C Prices
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The YONGNUO YN560-TX PRO C Flash Transmitter Control Trigger is a wireless speedlite transmitter, specially designed for various Canon DSLR cameras. It adopts 2.4G wireless technology and supports wireless trigger to YN862C/YN968C/YN200/YN560III/YN560IV/YN860Li/YN720/YN660/YN685 speedlite. It also supports wireless shutter receiver of YN622CII/RF605 Series/RF603II Series/RF602-RX.
With 16 wireless channels, up to 5 groups (A/B/C/D/E) of slave unit control, and transmission range within approximately 100 meters, the YN-560 TX PRO offers excellent control and flexibility for your photography needs. This flash trigger also supports various exposure control programs, including E-TTL II/E-TTL Autoflash, Manual flash, Multi flash, and Gr flash. It is powered by 2pcs AA batteries (not included) and features a large and clear display, user-friendly keys, and an easy-to-operate interface. The beautiful fuselage design also comes with a convenient quick-lock feature.
Overall, the YONGNUO YN560-TX PRO C Flash Transmitter Control Trigger is a great choice for photographers who demand high performance and reliability from their equipment.
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3 reviews for YONGNUO YN560-TX PRO C Flash Transmitter Control Trigger, 1/8000s HSS TTL, for YN862C YN968C YN200 YN685C (II) YN622C II for C
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VICTOR –
El transmisor funciona muy bien, lo malo que solo es compatible con muy pocos flash de la misma marca, por ello está limitado
Jose Luis Gutierrez Maloof –
!!!!READ BEFORE YOU BUY!!!!!
The YN560TX-Pro DOES NOT WORK TTL WITH SOME TTL FLASHES THAT WORK WITH THE YN622TX C controller.
I have a YN685 and does not work TTL mode. It only works in M or Multi and only in RF603 Mode.
Instruction manual and also description on everywhere this product is listed states that it should work after a firmware update, but doesn’t (also the YN560TX-Pro can’t update the YN685, you need a YN622TX)
Don’t know what flash models work in TTL with this PoS, as of now it literally works as a regular YN560TX.
HSS and second curtain works with bugs. I can get the YN685 to work with HSS, but power can’t be regulated apparently. Any setting from lowest setting to 1/2 gives same output, same exposure on my photos. If you set it to full power it shoots full power (super overexposed). So I estimate that any power output setting from HSS setting lower than full power is set around 1/32, regardless of the setting. Thought my flash was the culprit but it works ok when used on camara.
I really should have got thia from amazon to return it asap. I am really disappointed cause I have been a faithful Yongnuo user for years, but they really lowballed us with this “Pro” reciever.
Rudi Zimmerer –
If you see how easy is that Remote control working, and how over-complicated is the Godox. When something went wrong with Godox, you are in huge trouble … I hate that. And the wireless system from Yongnuo is so superior easy, works always, if not then you can trigger manually with RF603 ( price $10). You can even adjust the Zoom… But you can not adjust the TTL output level from -3 to +3… Then you have to do adjust it on the Flashlight YN200 (nearly the same as the Godox AD200 but for half price.)