How to use yongnuo yn 560 iii full#
When used with a Canon E-TTL capable flash (580EX II, 430EX II, YN-568EX II, etc.) it enables the full capability of the flash when using a Canon RT compatible transmitter on the camera. The YNE3-RX is a receiver-only trigger for the Canon RT system. If you are using the 430EX III-RT or any other RT "Master" on the camera's hot shoe you can attach an YNE3-RX to the shoe of the YN-560III and it will send a properly synced "fire" signal to the YN-560III. The extra time may be needed to allow the circuitry in the optical slave flash to react to the light from the other flash. As with any time you use optical slave flashes, you may need to lengthen your shutter speed a notch or two below the camera's X-sync speed. This will let you sync the firing of both flashes without any additional gear but technically it does not use the radio transceivers of either flash since the Yongnuo is reacting to the optical output of the Canon flash. If you are using the 430EX III-RT in E-TTL mode, you can set the YN-560 III to S2 (optical slave) mode and the Yongnuo flash should ignore the preflash and fire when it detects the light from the Canon's main flash.
How to use yongnuo yn 560 iii manual#
If you are using the 430EX III-RT in manual flash mode, you can also set the YN-560 III to S1 (optical slave) mode and the Yongnuo flash will fire when it detects the light from the Canon flash. The Canon 430EX III-RT has a built in radio transmitter and receiver that are based on Canon's RT protocol. The YN560 III has a radio receiver based on the Yongnuo RF603/RF605/YN560 manual flash only protocol.
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