Radio flash triggers
Radio flash triggers are the best way to achieve off-camera lighting. While optical triggers may be fine for wireless control of off-camera flashes indoors, nothing beats radio for range and reliability outdoors. Also, if you want to have off-camera flash inside cars or behind furniture, radio is your best option.
In most cases, you will need 2 flash triggers to remotely trigger 1 flash unit (1 trigger has to be mounted on camera – transmitter, 2nd trigger has to be mounted on speedlite flash – receiver). If you want to trigger 2 flashes, you will need 3 triggers etc. The exceptions are flashes with built-in wireless receiver like Yongnuo YN600EX-RT II with built in Canon RT receiver, Yongnuo YN685 with integrated Yongnuo YN622C trigger, Pixel X800C Pro with built-in Pixel King Pro receiver, Godox TT685C with built-in Godox X1C receiver and so on…
Camera Gear offers the selection of the best Manual and TTL radio flash triggers from several brands: Yongnuo, Pixel, Godox, Shanny, Meike and others.
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Shanny SN-E3-RT
Shanny SN-E3-RT is an affordable, reliable and robust device, suitable for use by a wide range of photographers who are seeking full ETTL capability at a fraction of the price being offered by the Canon alternative. This is yet another impressive release from the Shanny, and it is encouraging to hear that we are promised further additions to the Shanny line.
SN-E3-RT is a dedicated transmitter for the Canon RT wireless flash system. It is compatible with Canon and Shanny RT enabled speedlites and brings some important features which Canon ST-E3-RT transmitter lacks.
Shanny SN910TX
Shanny SN910TX is a dedicated trigger for the SN910EX-RF wireless 2.4 GHz speedlite flashes for Nikon DSLR cameras. Similar as using a SN910EX-RF as master, it is able to trigger SN910EX-RF flashes in three different groups. It also includes HSS mode, remote zoom control and an autofocus assist lamp, as was the case with the SN910EX-RF flashes.