Q-S TTL Wireless Flash Trigger (Sony)

Great product if you are using with an off camera flash. I use two flashes. One off camera, one on camera. mounted to this product. The plastic mount is prone to breaking with the additional weight of a flash. Better to break this trigger's mount than the mount on the camera. Just remember not to leave additional flash mounted to this trigger when moving, or when taking vertical images. I've gon through quite a few of these before learning that lesson.

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I don't really care for this trigger, it's too large and although it can also operate as a receiver, that is of limited value as it can only act as a "dumb" receiver, it will not control other lights except to fire them. That being said, I DO like the Neewer Q3 pocket strobe. It's an incredible value and I've had zero issues with the three I own. Since this is the only transmitter that works with the Q3, I'm stuck with it. I'll give a little more info below if anyone cares to read on.This works fine as a trigger for Neewer's Q3 pocket strobe and I have also tried with the Neewer NW655-S speedlight. HSS and TTL work with both lights from a Sony camera. (a6500 in my case) Neewer's documentation says it will also control the NW420 speedlight, but I haven't tried it. I asked Neewer's support what other lights the QS would control and they did not answer me. It will NOT fire my NW880S or V1S strobes. Why Neewer? Why ANOTHER wireless protocol?The QS can also act as a receiver, though ONLY as a dumb receiver, i.e. sync only, no control. There is a hotshoe to fire a speedlight as well as a sync out port for strobes, etc. This is of limited use as you might as well fire any additional lights as optical slaves in most cases.The QS is huge, much larger than the Xpro-s, and looks and feels silly on a smaller mirrorless camera. The screen is the same size (Though rotated on the QS) and displays roughly the same info as the Xpro-s and operates in a similar manner.

Looking for a new strobe and for the price of the strobe and the transmitter, it was great.

It's a great product just a bit bulky. I paired it with the neewer Q3 and I must say I got some great results.

Works great with my Q3 strobe.

The product looks good. I have Nikon and Sony A7R cameras and flashes. I cant set it up at all with either one. Search a lot, then I called the company, they said, unfortunately, we don't have instruction.So maybe it's good for someone who knows to use it.

Questo trigger NEEWER Q-S TTL in pratica sono stato costretto ad acquistarlo : dopo aver comprato il Neewer Flash Strobo 200W 2,4G TTL 1/8000 (abbastanza costoso) , cercando di collegarlo al mio non nuovissimo Neewer N1T-S TTL 2,4G, mi sono reso conto che quest’ultimo trigger non era compatibile con il flash strobo, nonostante lavorassero sulla stessa frequenza e sugli stessi canali , lamentele viste in seguito su altre recensioni .Altro problema però è che con questo trigger Q-S TTL non potevo usare il mio Flash GODOX Thinklite TT600S , perché non compatibile (ossia la stessa cosa ma all’inverso) .N.B. Per chi no lo sa Neewer rimarchia i Godox , sono quindi ugualiIl bello però è che il NEEWER Q-S TTL ha anche la funzione di ricevitore, quindi per poter utilizzare il flash Godox ho acquistato un secondo NEEWER Q-S TTL per poter collegare sulla slitta superiore il flash (altrimenti non utilizzabile in maniera wirelles), posto su un altro cavalletto , solo in questo modo posso usare in contemporanea il Neewer Flash Strobo 200W 2,4G TTL 1/8000 ed il Godox.Usando il trigger come ricevitore però, viene fatto solo scoccare il lampo, pertanto le regolazioni del flash vanno fatte manualmente, quindi niente multi e niente funzione ttl, perché la slitta superiore è un hotshoe normale( non tipo Sonny proprietario con i vari contatti ), facendo però una prova ho scoperto che funziona anche con il mio vecchissimo e quasi vintage Flash della Sunpak per reflex Nikon ,che usavo tantissimi anni fa .Per dirla in breve su questa slitta superiore , si può montare qualsiasi flash hotshoe di qualsiasi marcaLa storia della non compatibilità mi ha irritato non poco, anche perché sulle descrizioni si vedono in piccolo le compatibilità che son veramente poche, solo 2 flash speedlite : il nw556 ed il nw665 peraltro fuori produzione , il Neewer Flash Strobo 200W 2,4G TTL 1/8000 che ho acquistato ,ed un flash da studio costosissimo che mai utilizzerò.Altra cosa: il supporto in dotazione per poterlo avvitare su un treppiede ha il filetto da ¼ direttamente nella plastica ( non in un apposito inserto metallico inglobato nel supporto), ed una volta che abbiamo il peso del trigger/ricevitore sommato a quello del flash, risulta a mio parere pericoloso , meglio utilizzare il supporto del flash con l’apposito e più sicuro inserto.Lo consiglio ? Certo ! Valutate bene però i pro ed i contro e gli eventuali possibili e non possibili abbinamenti.

This control unit is good and works well with my Neewer 655 speedlites. Once you get used to it and play a while it’s easy to use but can be a bit daunting. My main issue with it is that Neewer don’t have a universal control unit to use with all flashes. This doesn’t work with all their speedlites nor the vision 5 that I also own so I cannot use all my lights in one studio setup. Missed a trick really.

I recently got the Neewer 'Q3' 200W flash but needed this trigger to allow me to use it wirelessly and I'm very pleased with the results.Note: This trigger does require two AA batteries which are not included.It does come with an instruction manual but as it's similar to other triggers, I managed to navigate around it without any issue, in fact, I found this trigger to be even easier than others I've used in the past.Adjusting settings on the 'Q3' through this trigger is a breeze and the two devices communicate simultaneously and without error within my use, so really pleased.I've used this trigger on a Sony A7M3 and A6600 without issues. Would highly recommend.

Funziona molto bene. Lo uso con una A7RIII e comanda più flash wireless, anche di diverso tipo, io uso una luce VISION4 e luci wireless neewer da 200W .

J'ai acheté cette télécommande radio pour faire fonctionner des flashs studio de cette marque en TTL.Cela fait deux jours que nous galérons en diverses improvisations pour obtenir ce que cet engin très prometteur devrait permettre mais cela commence à peser du fait qu'il est livré SANS manuel, que je cherche désespérément en ligne.Je ne doute pas un instant que cela doit être formidable quand on sait comment cela fonctionne.Aucune personne de notre club photo n'a encore résolu le mystère, j'avoue que cela m'énerve beaucoup.Un simple lien vers un tutoriel ou un manuel signerait le respect du client, nous n'en sommes pas là au moment où j'écris ces lignes.