Does this work on my Fuji XT1?

Not sure about the flashes but I do know a Canon remote lead will work with the Fuji.

I'd not chance it if I were you.

It may be an expensive mistake or you may get lucky and it just won't work with no damage.
 
Been looking for the answer to that myself, conflicting reports and think the Canon versions are the better bet although still not certain

Can't see it doing any damage if you try, no voltage to speak of, so give it a go making sure silent mode is off and its on single shot
 
badboy1984 said:
Basically I got a bunch of these wireless triggers because I own a Nikon system and 2-3 Nikon flash.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Yongnuo-RF-603-N-II-2-Wireless-Trigger-Cameras/dp/B00DCY2C2U

Now I still own 1 Nikon body and was wondering do these triggers work on my Fuji XT1? or do I need a different triggers for the Fuji camera?
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Assuming the centre pin I'm the trigger makes contact with the centrexpin on the XT1 then the trigger will work as a dumb trigger in the sense that it will send a signal to other 603s attached to your flashes and allow your flashes to fire in manual mode.
 
I have been using my old Nikon speedlights both on and off camera with poverty wizard triggers cheap and cheerful off eBay :) I also picked up another SB26 for £20 probably has to me my favourite flash of all time !
I say that as I now own 5 of them 1 from new that cost a lot more than £20 over 20 years ago new purchased with the Nikon F90x. From Tecno Soke on Trent
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The Canon versions are better for some unknown reason but it must be the MkII version - that is very important. I'm using the Canon version with Canon 580EXII flash guns and have no problem. Manual only. Absolutely no TTL. As above, if centre pins make contact then they will work.
IIRC there is/was someone on the XT-1 thread who has said that he's using them with Nikon with no problems. Can't remember who it is - sorry. You could ask on there, but your request might get swamped - it's an almightily confused thread!
Buy them, try them. If they don't work send them back double quick for a refund.
 
There are some canon ones in the classifieds at present. Should work nicely.
 
I've been using Nikon fit yongnuo triggers on my Fuji's with no issues.
 
Thats what i want to do. Use the wireless trigger on my fuji xt1 to fire my nikon sb910.
 
I shoot in manual anyway and use light metre to get my settings correct. Just want to use my sb910 off camera for the fuji. Good news that it will work.
 
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