Beercat Loc: Central Coast of California

This is a model I version. Includes original box, pouch, and the accessories that were included. Bought from B&H for double of what I'm selling for. The bounce card, gels, and diffuse panel are missing but if you use a add-on for diffusion purposes it doesn't matter, the flash works perfectly.

Includes shipping to the lower 48, insurance, tracking

$195 using PayPal

I've switched to Sony

PM me if interested

Beercat Loc: Central Coast of California

Lowered the price ... goes to Ebay at a slightly higher price if it doesn't sell.

Blurryeyed Loc: NC Mountains.

Did you ever sell this?

Beercat Loc: Central Coast of California

Nope ....

I was going to package this with a Yongnuo YN600EX-RT II and the Yongnuo YN-E3-RT controller. The Yongnuo's are in perfect condition, look like new. Plus kick in another Yongnuo YN600EX-RT that works but is missing the slide out panels and gels/holder, a good one for that 'kicker action'.

All for lets say $325 which includes shipping to the CONUSA

Just want to unload the last of my 'Canon' gear as I've moved over to Sony. Get all 4 for considerable less than 1 new Canon 600. They all were in my box and I used them.

Blurryeyed Loc: NC Mountains.

Let me do a little research, I already have an EX580 II and 2 EX430 II's, I know that your 600RT will serve as a master for all of them, I am not so sure that I have use for the Yongnuo's but I am also not familiar with their capabilities. I need to read about your controller also. Will it fire the Canon flashes?

Beercat Loc: Central Coast of California

Yes .... it will fire both Canon and Yongnuo with full control over the units, even the 'zoom' feature. I would use the Canons for on-camera and in my hand. Used the Yongnuo's for the lighting that would be on light stands. The reasoning was if someone knocked over a light stand I wanted it to be the cheaper Yongnuo's.

As you can control the speed lights from the Canon menus I seldom used the controller, used a 600 as the master and changed the programs via the camera menu which is easy to do. I decided I wanted the 'fill' flash on-camera so the controller was seldom used.