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ItUpdate: Apparently the review I found was simply 100% incorrect or perhaps it was for the first version and I missed it. As Michael Clark was kind enough to point out, it appears that the YN-622C does notin fact have any wireless optical sync master capability though it does not have radio sync. You wouldonly need to use a wireless trigger that you would attach to the hotshoe connectortwo of the flash or the sync port.

Basically you need one trigger on your camera to transmit the EYN-TTL information to the off camera flash and then622Cs if you need another for itwant to communicate with on the flash itselfradio trigger.

It does not have any wireless sync capability. You would need to use a wireless trigger that you would attach to the hotshoe connector of the flash or the sync port.

Basically you need one trigger on your camera to transmit the E-TTL information to the off camera flash and then you need another for it to communicate with on the flash itself.

Update: Apparently the review I found was simply 100% incorrect or perhaps it was for the first version and I missed it. As Michael Clark was kind enough to point out, it appears that the YN-622C does in fact have wireless optical sync master capability though it does not have radio sync. You only need two of the YN-622Cs if you want to radio trigger.

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It does not have any wireless sync capability. You would need to use a wireless trigger that you would attach to the hotshoe connector of the flash or the sync port.

Basically you need one trigger on your camera to transmit the E-TTL information to the off camera flash and then you need another for it to communicate with on the flash itself.