@Tnshot wrote:
Sorry, thought my question was simple enough.
One flash is working on another camera and will not be available for this job.
Only have TWO of the new RT 430's.
Do NOT wish to operate as optical slave in this set up.
Need RADIO connection between camera and flash.
Thanks for your input but I think I'll go with the Godox reciever on the flash.
As you stated, the Godox transmitter only works with Godox flashes and receivers, not with the Canon RT receiver built-in on the 430III. In order to do that, you can get the Yongnuo YN-E3-RT or the Canon ST-E3-RT. These two are proven and being used professionally, just like the Godox. I use both Yongnuo and Godox systems and they function equally well.
The advantage with Godox is that you can use their flashes/strobes across systems (such as Canon, Nikon, Sony, etc) meaning you can control Godox/Flashpoint flashes and strobes made for Sony or Nikon as well. The disadvantage, as you found out, Godox can't control Canon RT flashes without adaptors. The Yongnuo advantage is that it can, seamlessly, with either Canon or Yongnuo RT flashes.
If you are keeping the 430III, you are better off with the Yongnuo or Canon Transmitter. If you insist on usisng Godox, I'd return the Canon flashes and get the Godox flashes (and strobes)- more power at much lower price.
