Yongnuo RF603 D90 D700

[kartracer]

Just about to purchase a set of four to use with my D90 and D700. Some sets (eBay, of course) are advertised with an N1 shutter cable, others N3. Can I buy one set and use it with both D90 and D700? Or do I need to buy two sets of two with different shutter cables?

 

[scottthehat]

you should not need any cables, one on camera and flashes on others will fire wireless.just looked it this one(does not make sense to me)if you need a cable by reading this you need to different cables.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-Sets-Yo...graphy_StudioEquipment_RL&hash=item3cbb1c5eab

 

[kartracer]

Not for the flash alone, but to use as a remote shutter release does it not need the shutter cable? I think the D90 uses the GPS port, and the D700 the front panel, so just want to be clear which kit(s) I need.

 

[scottthehat]

Not for the flash alone, but to use as a remote shutter release does it not need the shutter cable? I think the D90 uses the GPS port, and the D700 the front panel, so just want to be clear which kit(s) I need.

it will fire speedlites wireless, but if your using studio lights then from what i can see you will need both cables,
you will need an n1 and n3, what will you be ussing them for.
why not just get 602s.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Yongnuo-R...ories_CameraFlashUnits_JN&hash=item3cbb8575c6

 

[kartracer]

Using with Speedlites/Nissins, but I wanted the remote shutter also.

The 603's use AAA batteries. What do the 602's use?

 

[scottthehat]

The RF-602 transmitter/receiver pair can be used to trigger all studio flash units by employing a 6.35mm standard phone jack or 3.5mm mini phone jack sync input (included in package)

- Flash sync speed: 1/250s

- Transmitter Terminal: PC 3-pin input terminal

- Receiver Terminal: Yongnuo 3-pin output terminal

- Transmitter distance: 100m

- Release: half-way press, full-way press

- Time of shooting: up to 20,000 times (using CR2 lithium battery)

- Receiver stand-by time: up to 45 hours (AAA battery)

- For Nikon Camera