RadioPopper PX-T PX Transmitter (Black)

I can't believe how well these work, no problem what so ever, the range and flexibility is phenomenal! The batteries kinda go quick i think, maybe I should use better or rechargeable ones.I can finally get super creative with my lighting and not go super broke. Anyhow I love this product. Do the research and make sure you configure and set them up properly before you actually get your hands dirty with them.

The RadioPopper transmitter was a replacement for one purchased several years ago. The one day delivery and the item was in excellent condition exceeded our expectations.

Never have been able to get it to work. What's the secret?

Works every time!Love the ease with which these work. The batteries always last through a wedding day.Great off camera flash system.

When I began my photography business money was tight so Pocket Wizards were out of the question. I tried some various cheaper triggers and they all failed miserably. I was about to make the plunge for the PW but then I heard about the RadioPoppers. I purchased these and have never looked back. These things have never failed me. NEVER. I now have the PX series too and love that as well. I love the way they all work together and if you happen to own the right studio lights (like Alien Bees) the control is tremendous. I doubt I will ever use anything else because they are so reliable and so much more affordable than their competition. With that said, I have only one "complaint." I wish there were a way to tighten the transmitter on the hot shoe. Very seldom is it a problem but it has happened that it will slide a little cause a misfire. Again, that's very seldom. Otherwise, buy it, use it, and you'll love it!I noticed a bad review on this sight and that inspired me to write my own. I would have to say his case is due to user failure. (7 bad ones? Really?)

I use RadioPopper PX for off camera flash control when I am not in a studio. This allows me to set up multiple speedlights and trigger them much more effectively than the on board line of sight that comes on the flash units.Things I like:- They allow full iTTL control and manual control- They are easy to setup and use- You can control the flash units at great distance and without line of sight using the normal flash and camera controls.- They are small and lightThings that could be better:- You have to have a flash unit or commander unit on the camera and mount the transmitter on that; unlike some other triggers that go directly on the hotshoe.- The RadioPoppers have their own flash stand so some configuration changes are needed to accommodate these. I.e. use 1/4-20 stud rather than flash shoe holder.- The buttons are small and when the flash is mounted with any sort of umbrella or softbox it can be a challenge to ensure you are pushing the buttons correctly.Overall I am pleased with RadioPoppers and they deliver as promised. If you need iTTL with off camera flashes this is an effective solution.

The units are not reliable, but I would be willing to work with them to get the bugs out...however...my dog chewed up one of the mounting brackets and I can't get a phone call returned by them. I am not investing my time/energy in a company that doesn't have time to talk to me.

I had nearly all my 7 receivers and two transmitters checked. They replaced some and then the units fail. So I finally ended up paying their replacement fee, and still units fail. Velcro mount on a STE2 can easily get bumped off during the heat of a shoot. Hate the tiny buttons, and how they nickel and dime you to death for every little piece and inflate shipping and handling. I would never trust these on a professional shoot.