I had bad lighting and had to open up that aperture to the maximum. Also, my camera doesn't have autofocus, so that didn't helped either. Got myself a new LED panel. The next videos should be better quality.

I don't think you can change the settings of an external flash. Basically it is just a trigger.

No, but that's actually a very good idea. I will test it this weekend.

@@DailyCoolGadgets do i need to put battery on transmiter?

@@huntepic6325 Yes

Mine wasn't either. For me, I needed to make sure the flash was in M mode and the red part of the flash was facing the channel switches on the receiver. Now mine works.

I don't think there is a limit

It is just for flash trigger. It's not a camera remote control.

yes..

Nope. Everything works because it has a standard hot shoe.

This works with any flash with hot shoe

The recycling/recharging time is actually on the flash, not the trigger. The trigger works continuously if your flash doesn't have a big recharging time. Most likely it will not work for Sony, cause, from what I know, they are a different hot shoe.

Full power shots takes time to recycle, also depends on type of batteries.

Not sure about that.

If it has a standard flash shoe, the I don't see why not.

It should be, yes

It's not very clear in the video, cause of the depth of field, but you can see at 1:14 that I remove the plastic that separates the small batteries from the metal contact of the transmitter. So, yes, it needs batteries.

I just uploaded a short on my channel showing you how you can remove the battery and what type of battery you need for the transmitter.

If they are setup on the same channel, I don't see why not.

No, I don't think so

@@DailyCoolGadgets You said in an answer above this works with any flash. So which is it?

@@TerryScreen If you are trying to connect the transmitter to another flash that has it's own receiver system, I don't think that will work. I believe I miss understood the question above. The easy answer is yes, it will work with any flash that has a standard hot shoe, but you will need both the transmitter and the receiver to be from Godox.

One question, I already have a Neewer FC-16 transmitter/receiver kit. Can I buy this one to use it together, as one kit, like using the neewer (or the godox) transmitter on my camera and this two godox receivers + my neewer one?

@@carlosalberto8533 I have no idea if that will work.

I'm not sure how to help you. Mine are working fine and never had any problems besides changing batteries when needed.

Did you find out what the problem was?

@@djdinger2817 Hi, i had to replace the batteries... I did that and plugged it into the camera with a sync wire. I pressed the test button and it started working again. Makes sure its on and on the same channel and it should work

@@blessingblazedmbalakablazedtv did you have to leave the sync wire or after started firing back to wireless?

@@blessingblazedmbalakablazedtv also changed batteries in the trigger or flash? Thx

Not sure about that. If it has a standard hot shoe, it should work just fine.

Not sure. You should contact Godox and ask them.

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