The next step up from ebay triggers?

[rgrebby]

That doesnt break the bank.

any ideas?

 

[Mangelwurzel]

Have you tried the new Yongnuo 602's?
They are nothing short of brilliant using the 2.4Ghz frequency and built very well. I won't be buying pocketwizards for a while

 

[itsdavedotnet]

skyports, cybersyncs, radiopoppers, and a couple of other brands are widely regarded as rock solid, but over a slightly shorter range than pocketwizards.

 

[Andy]

I have heard good things about skyports, http://www.elinchrom.com/products.php?cat=5

 

[Flash In The Pan]

The RF-602s would be next, then Skyports, then Pocket Wizards - roughly £->£££->££££

 

[rgrebby]

hmm, better check if you sell them yet

and yes you do. Do you have an eta on your new flashes?

 

[jamesoliverstone]

Have you tried the new Yongnuo 602's?
They are nothing short of brilliant using the 2.4Ghz frequency and built very well. I won't be buying pocketwizards for a while

I use these and can't recommend them enough, as will anyone who was on this weekends shoot with me. They work perfectly and I for one am so glad I didn't shell out on pocket wizards.

 

[Merovingian]

I have heard good things about skyports, http://www.elinchrom.com/products.php?cat=5

The way I went. Apart from a non rechargeable transmitter battery arrangement, there's not much to moan about really.

 

[rotherad]

I used a set of Cactus V4's for a while but have recently got a set of RF-602's from 'Flash in the Pan' on here (check the classifieds).

I can say that they are well worth the money, a lot cheaper than pocket wizards etc and I have not had a single misfire with them, even with there being a reasonable distance between the trigger and receiver.

 

[boyfalldown]

The way I went. Apart from a non rechargeable transmitter battery arrangement, there's not much to moan about really.

Yep - no complaints about skyports here.