It's handy to have that ability when you're in a pinch. I like it much better than the infrared remotes that you can buy for most camera systems, because it will work outside even in bright sunlight. If you connect a shutter cable from that jack to your camera, you'll be able to trigger the camera remotely. The side of the TX has a small compartment with a shutter release jack. One handy feature of the YN560TX is that you can use it as a remote shutter release for your camera. I'll need to move to a longer street before I can do more in-depth testing 🙂 The 2.4ghz antenna in this thing really does an excellent job. He got all the way to the end of the street (well over 200 meters) and it never missed a shot. I had my four year-old son run with the flash down the street and I triggered it from my house. The range of the signal is extremely good. If you have to walk around to each flash and change the power after each shot, it becomes a very slow process. That's really handy for when you have a flash that fits inside a softbox, have a speedlight up high on a light stand, or when you're doing complex setup with many flashes.
You can also change both the flash brightness (power) and zoom remotely. The TX can wirelessly sync with up to 6 groups of flashes. The features on this flash trigger are really what set it apart from any other trigger in this price range. Need a little more info than that before buying? Let's get started. For me, the benefits far outweigh the drawbacks, and this little trigger is now my primary flash trigger for all my shoots. The device's build quality is sub-par, but the functionality, reliability, and price are fantastic. The Quick Review: The YN560TX trigger allows photographers to wirelessly sync up to 6 groups of flashes and change the power and zoom remotely. My one complaint for years has been that there was no trigger that would allow me to change the power of the flash from the camera until the YN560TX was finally released. I have been using Yongnuo speedlights and triggers since before it was cool to use Yongnuo flashes and speedlights.
The YN560TX flash trigger is the long-awaited trigger for the venerable and inexpensive Yongnuo flash system.
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