AODELANWireless Flash Trigger Transmitter and Receiver Set, Wireless Remote Speedlite Trigger with 3.5mm PC Receiver for Flash Units with Universal Hot Shoe

I got this wireless flash trigger set to use with my camera. It’s super easy to set up and use, and it triggers my flash without any problems. The transmitter can turn 90 degrees, which is cool for different angles. The receiver can hook up to different flash units or studio lights. The range and speed are awesome. The trigger set also has some extra stuff like a sync cable, a PC plug adapter, and a pouch. The shipping and packaging were quick and safe. I love this product.

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Ça faisait un bout que je cherchait un déclencheur et celui ci est facile à utiliser

Not a make I'd heard of before and I have to wonder if they'll stick around, but I was on the hunt for a simple trigger/receiver set with no TTL whistles and bells just to get my ancient Vivitar 283 (see additional note below) flash working wirelessly with my Mamiya 6. I have other triggers by Godox, but I couldn't get the flash to sync above 1/125th sec with those, even though the camera should sync at all speeds up to 1/500th. I decided it was because the Godox triggers are designed to do other things and a millisecond delay in firing was causing it not to sync properly.So I purchased the AODELAN set for a few reasons:1. Simple connections so probably more reliable.2. Not the absolute cheapest on the market, so I hoped it'd be half-way decently made.3. Takes standard AA batteries in both trigger and receiver (unlike almost all other trigger/receiver sets)So far, it's scored on all three points. The connections are reliable (I recommend setting the trigger to ALL channels as I managed to accidentally change channels on the receiver and missed a shot), the trigger shoe is metal and the overall feel of the plastics is solid. The switches maybe feel a little less solid, but they move/click with positivity and don't feel as though they'll fail as long as they're not mistreated.The battery choice is perfect. A lot of triggers seem to incorporate built-in batteries, so if they ever lose their charge that's that. And the receivers use AAAs which are a pain. You normally buy AAs in fours and they're universally available, so another plus for this set.I haven't checked the range of this particular set as it's just for a bit of off-camera flash, not over vast distances. I don't see any reason to doubt the manufacturer's specifications.Additional note: When using older flash guns, be aware that some have quite high trigger voltages (that's the current which passes across the shoe contacts when the flash is fired). My 283 has a trigger voltage of just over 7v and that's fine for these triggers. Some older flashes can have trigger voltages in the 100s and they might fry the circuit of the receiver unit, so it's worth looking on youtube about how to check the trigger voltage of a flash before purchasing and potentially burning out a set like this.Final note: I always check around other retailers before resorting to Amazon, who I use as little as possible these days. However, on this occasion I'm afraid they were the only choice. That's life, sometimes.

Il trigger funziona correttamente, al momento utilizzato solo in studio con fotocamere Sony e Canon e flash da studio controllati con il cavo collegato al ricevitore, unico appunto sulle batterie, in effetti sia il trasmettitore che il ricevitore utilizzano due batterie AA e non due AA e tre ZAA come nella descrizione. Tempi di consegna ultra rapidi.