Neewer VC-818TX 2.4G Wireless Flash Trigger Transmitter for Canon EOS DSLR Camera and Vision 5 Outdoor Studio Flash Strobe Monolight

I have a few of their flashes but had yet to get a transmitter that would tie them all together and this transmitter was my answer! I can change the mode and group set up so easy with the digital screen. Battery life indicator in the top right corner so I have a fair estimate of when I need to recharge. Flawless sync and fast reacting with my canon.

If you're a flash pro or enthusiast this digital transmitter will do best for custom flash settings. Works with manual and TTL with multiple channels and shutters and modes. Wireless and works from a good distance apart with reliable signal. Only takes a couple AAs so it's portable and not a lot to take care of.

I have the strobe and now I have the transmitter! Syncs all my flashes together on the multiple channel system and with the easy to digital wireless transfer. I get the lighting I need when I shoot in wide open spaces and at night since the range is so great.

I like that this will trigger the vision4 strobes. I hate that it will not show me what the power levels are of the strobe. The firmware that is in the unit for canon is ver. 3.5 and there is a update on Visico for the same trigger to be at ver. 3.8 . The trigger I just got will not update or even be recognized by the computer.( updates have to be done on a windows computer only )

it works with just two AA batteries, and it's a wireless trigger,From the display you can see that its power consumption is not fast,so i definitely recommend it.

I order this to answer my own question. I have the vision 5 for my Nikon and wanted a trigger when using a light meter and also owning Canon was hoping it would fire this flash. It will fire my flash on and off my Nikon but will not at HSS on my Nikon. I will pick up another vision 5 for Canon having two that can work in pairs with both Canon and Nikon. .

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