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Feb 27, 2016 20:13 |  #1

I tried a pair of Yongnuo YN‑600EX‑RT's with YN-E3-RT E3-RT E3RT TTL Wireless Transmitter in Multi/Stroboscope mode today and the 600EX‑RT's would only fire a single flash. I've done it a few times with one 600EX‑RT on the camera and it worked. Will Multi/Stroboscope mode not work in wireless mode?




  
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Feb 27, 2016 21:37 |  #2

Wireless Multi mode works with the Yongnuo YN600EX-RT and YN-E3-RT but, you have to set a shutter speed long enough to allow for the setting in the transmitter. If you set your transmitter for 4 total flashes at 2 hz but set a shutter speed faster than a 1/2 second then you'll only get one flash. In this case you would need to set a shutter speed of 2 seconds minimum in order for the Slave flashes to complete their 4 flashes.


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Feb 27, 2016 22:29 |  #3

forgive me for being ignorant...but when do you use Multi mode in your YN 600EX RT. I am not really a speedlight guy ... more of a monolight dude


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Feb 27, 2016 22:42 |  #4

KatManDEW wrote in post #17915652 (external link)
I tried a pair of Yongnuo YN‑600EX‑RT's with YN-E3-RT E3-RT E3RT TTL Wireless Transmitter in Multi/Stroboscope mode today and the 600EX‑RT's would only fire a single flash. I've done it a few times with one 600EX‑RT on the camera and it worked. Will Multi/Stroboscope mode not work in wireless mode?

It works. I just tested it using my two YN-600EXs and my YN-E3-RT. On the YN-E3-RT make sure you have set both the Hz (time between each flash) and the MULTI setting (controls the number of flashes). - Menu 1, middle two buttons.


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Feb 27, 2016 23:55 |  #5

What is your setting on YN E3 RT ?




  
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Feb 28, 2016 00:37 |  #6

PhilF wrote in post #17915855 (external link)
forgive me for being ignorant...but when do you use Multi mode in your YN 600EX RT. I am not really a speedlight guy ... more of a monolight dude

nevermind..... found it.


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Feb 28, 2016 06:45 |  #7

Dan Marchant wrote in post #17915865 (external link)
It works. I just tested it using my two YN-600EXs and my YN-E3-RT. On the YN-E3-RT make sure you have set both the Hz (time between each flash) and the MULTI setting (controls the number of flashes). - Menu 1, middle two buttons.

Thanks for the reply! I was setting it in the camera (5DsR), which works with a single flash on the camera.




  
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