Nano Set - Transmitter & Receiver

This product is fantastic! I use it with my Fujifilm X-T1 and LumoPro LP180 flashes. The Microsync trigger that I was using before, does not work with this camera at its 1/180th second camera flash sync speed. I was getting a dark strip at the bottom of each flash picture due to the flash exposure being clipped by the shutter. But the Radiopopper Nano works very well. It also exudes a feeling of solidness and confidence that the flash will always sync. I haven't had a miss yet! The transmitter takes up very little room on top of this rather small camera. The receiver fits between the flash and the flash support. Very neat setup! With the Microsync, the transmitter took up even less room on the top of the camera. However, the receiver had to be plugged into the flash with a cord and was always dangling around. It worked well on my older cameras, but it was a rather sloppy setup. I have also used the cheap Chinese eBay flash triggers, but I got tired of them misfiring. I lost confidence in them. They work well enough for non-critical work, but sometimes they can be exasperating. The Radiopoppers give me the sense that they may be the last triggers I may ever need to buy.

Did not work straight out of the box. Defective.

I got the Nano set for my D200 or D600 and a set of Alien Bee B800s ... it works perfectly; these are very smart and turn themselves off;the two switches (one for CHANNEL and one for ON/OFF) serve several purposes but they also are 'TOUCH' switches, there is no PUSH or contacts that have to be pressed together - and that is a really nice touch; I am a beginner to portraiture, and these were in-budget and work perfectly with the Nikon. I had ordered a pair of Viltrox (and they do not work with Nikon D200 or D600) for some reason; But the RadioPopper set is exactly what most flash / portraiture beginners will really want; I emailed RadioPopper and they were responsive and friendly and assured me that these would work before I ordered them; This is a high quality product; and the transmitter is very small and very light; I like that they are very simple and they do not attempt to meter the flash or anything like that (power level control); I wanted to keep it simple: just trigger my flash, thank you very much - and it does exactly that.