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Question: How do I connect the 2 studio flashes (SP160) and the umbrella light with the wireless trigger? I've only one receiver in the kit..
Document: Also it only comes with the one receiver for the strobes. So i actually bought the Yongnuo 2.GHz Wireless Flash Trigger/Receiver and Shutter Remote for Canon Rebel Series DSLR. They are awesome and very responsive, and sturdy. And whats great is that I can use them with a hot shoe flash. And they came with an adapter which works awesome with the smaller umbrella strobe that came with the kit. The way they ship it to you now unless you have the adapter its useless.
This kit is pretty good. The quality of everything is not bad and it wasn't that hard to figure out how to set all the lights off at once. The reason I gave it four stars instead of five is because they only include one wireless trigger rather than two. The small light's stand is pretty flimsy and falls over easily when used with the umbrella. I just used a different stand I had and it works fine. Other than that I get great light, and it is easily altered.
I have had this kit for about 2 years now and have had very little to complain about. I have been able to work on creative shots both indoor and outdoor. This equipment is for indoor use only ofcourse! I have done weddings, senior pictures and school functions with this. The wireless trigger system works flawless and requires little battery power. The two soft boxes were a little tough to put together, but I leave mine assembled for easy set up.
I bought this kit and have since returned it. Thanks for taking it back. The lights did not operate as advertised. The wireless transmitter that goes in your camera shoe comes with a single receiver, so you can set off a single light remotely. You would need to buy another two receivers to set off all three lights at once.
The way I prefer to set them up is to use one of my CowboyStudio NPT-04 wireless triggers plugged into the fill light (curiously it doesn't have a photo-sensor trigger) and use it to trigger the other two. The options are numerous but this has worked flawlessly for me so far.The stands are fairly well made, relatively easy to adjust, and support the weight of the flash head with soft-box without seeming like they are going to fall over.
(The lights also did not have the same sensors on the outside that were shown in the documentation -- so they no doubt have changed them at some point.) All lights do come with a cord that can connect to your camera, but there's no way to connect more than one at a time.Is it unreasonable to think that a "complete" three light portrait studio would include at least one way to set off all three lights at once?
The product is very complete and comprehensive. The only problem is that the AS-45M flash unit does not connect to the camera via the supplied remote trigger. The only way to connect it is with a cable to the camera, something that is inconvenient since it limits the camera mobility. The alternative without wires is to trigger it with the light from another flash, which limits its positioning.
I cannot believe this product. When I received the box in the mail I was optimistic to say the least. The soft boxes were pretty decent material and the set up seemed pretty straight forward. (which is good seeing that the only instructions with the kit was an inventory list and how to set up the wireless sync which only worked one light at a time...)The B&W backdrops were very TINY and the gray "hand painted" one was gigantic but quite ugly in my opinion.
(Yes, I tried one on my single professional stand)I set everything up (a bit of a feat due to the sparse instructions, but if I can set it up I'm sure anyone could.) and the only set up issues I encountered were my difficulty getting the soft boxes put together and syncing the flashes for wireless. (The wireless sync DOES work, by the way. It doesn't communicate with the hot shoe adapter terribly well, but if I plug it in, it works fine.
The quality of the soft-box stitching is a little weak in the corners so be careful when assembling them. One of the support rods broke through when I was putting them together and had to be fixed. So, if your thinking about taking these down and reassembling multiple times you may want to look elsewhere.The light heads themselves seem very well made and have performed without issue. The two main heads have built in light sensors so you can trigger them with your camera's built-in flash.
Answer: I believe you have to buy a second transmitter.  I don't know why the kit comes with only one when there are two lights.  You can write their support - they got back to me pretty quickly.