kaitlyn2004 Goldmember 1,694 posts Likes: 204 Joined Oct 2009 More info | Sep 28, 2014 21:02 | #1 I've go the YN-602 set but probably need an extra receiver, so now I was thinking if I should just upgrade to the YN-622? My Landscape Photography Videos
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Sep 29, 2014 15:30 | #3 yes... you can control the flash as if were mounted to your camera... no more walking over to adjust power settings... I have G.A.S.
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Sep 29, 2014 15:37 | #4 622's are nice if you need ETTL. Another thing good about them is that they do have a focus assist light. ~Steve~
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Sep 29, 2014 16:20 | #5 flowrider wrote in post #17184411  622's are nice if you need ETTL. Another thing good about them is that they do have a focus assist light. And what is the YN-622C-TX? Just a convenience handheld device to control? Because the canon has built-in control within the menus, no? My Landscape Photography Videos
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androostain Senior Member 312 posts Likes: 17 Joined Jul 2009 Location: Nuneaton UK More info | Sep 29, 2014 16:24 | #6 The tx is just more convenient to change the flash settings rather than having to got through the 2 sub menus in the camera. Also older cameras like the 5dc don't have the ability to change the flash settings via the camera menus so the TX gives you this functionality West Midlands Wedding Photographer
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Sep 29, 2014 16:35 | #7 androostain wrote in post #17184478 The tx is just more convenient to change the flash settings rather than having to got through the 2 sub menus in the camera. Also older cameras like the 5dc don't have the ability to change the flash settings via the camera menus so the TX gives you this functionality One more question! My Landscape Photography Videos
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androostain Senior Member 312 posts Likes: 17 Joined Jul 2009 Location: Nuneaton UK More info | Sep 29, 2014 17:10 | #8 Im not sure about that to be honest, the best person to ask is the POTN member called CliveyBoy, he has produced an in depth guide to the Yongnou triggers, try posting in this thread: West Midlands Wedding Photographer
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androostain Senior Member 312 posts Likes: 17 Joined Jul 2009 Location: Nuneaton UK More info | Sep 29, 2014 17:11 | #9 sorry, messed up the link West Midlands Wedding Photographer
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Sep 29, 2014 17:11 | #10 No manual flashes such as the Godox AD360 cannot be changed with the 622c. You can change it with an FT-16 though. Be aware that the 622Tx apparently has a shorter range as well. ~Steve~
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Mark-B Goldmember  2,248 posts Likes: 10 Joined Jul 2007 Location: Louisiana More info | Oct 01, 2014 14:51 | #11 kaitlyn2004 wrote in post #17184497 What if I have non-yongnuo and non-canon strobes? i.e. a big godox light - it wouldn't work through the 6cc would it? Would it be impossible to configure remotely? The YN-622 has a PC sync port and can provide manual triggering for any light with a sync port. Mark-B
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