The Neewer FC-16 is a versatile 2.4GHz wireless flash trigger system that functions as a remote trigger for speedlites and studio strobes, and also as a wireless camera shutter release. It is widely compatible with most Canon, Nikon, and Sony DSLR and mirrorless cameras, though it does not support TTL or HSS modes.
Key Features and Specifications:
3-in-1 Functionality: The system can wirelessly trigger studio strobes, speedlite flashes, and act as a remote camera shutter release.
2.4GHz Frequency: It operates on a reliable 2.4GHz wireless system, which helps avoid interference and provides an operating distance of up to 25 meters (82 feet), with some sources citing up to 100 meters in optimal conditions.
16 Channels: Users can select from 16 channels to ensure stable and interference-free communication between the transmitter and receiver(s). Sync Speed: The maximum flash sync speed is up to 1/200 second.
Power Supply: Both the transmitter and receiver unit require two AAA batteries each.
Connectivity: The units feature hot shoe mounts, 1/4" tripod mounting holes, PC sync sockets, and 2.5mm jacks for various cable connections.
Dual-Function Shutter Release: When used as a remote shutter release, the trigger button has a half-press function for autofocus and a full-press for triggering the shutter.
