So if you want to use the YN560-TX for any remote power control with the YN-560 III, you would need to trigger the flash via RF-603, RF-603 II, or the YN560-TX itself, and use the built in radio receiver in the flash. Any better ways to combine on-camera TTL with 560III or similar flashes? Reply Author Flash Havoc 10 months ago Hi Yan, YongNuo do appear to be going deeper into this system, so its very possible they could make a TTL flash with a YN560 transmitter on board at some stage
Very poor, my 600EX-RTs might be 10 times more expensive but they have already lasted 25 times longer! Love the 560TX trigger too, what a shame the flashes are not reliable. Reply keith law 8 months ago I can not get the YN 560-TX to remote shutter release when I am using a RF 603C II on my Canon 60D It will trigger a flash with the 603 connected to the flash
Canon 580ex II vs Yongnuo YN-560 II - DSLR NERD
Damian Dodd said 2 years ago (Reply) Just make sure you get the version for your camera maker, and it looks like they sell only Canon and Nikon versions on Amazon. Talli Jamir said 6 months ago (Reply) Thanks one of the best review i have watched .please make some more review i will go for Yn for my first speedlite for my canon eos 60 d thanks again i really help me
http://www.amazon.co.uk/YONGNUO-YN560-III-INT-YongNuo-YN-560-Flashgun/dp/B00BXA7N6Awell built and does all that is asked Published 6 days ago by Mr David J Fletcher Five Stars fits well Published 7 days ago by paul ryan Five Stars simple and efficient Published 7 days ago by Denise Five Stars great Published 11 days ago by josie dixon Five Stars Great flash that works with my canon 580ex but at a 5th of the price Published 15 days ago by Brett Course Great value flash Really good for the price. In short this flash has no TTL capability (Through the lens).If you can handle that, if you're prepared to spend some time familiarising yourself with the unit, you're going to be one happy bunny
i will be using it as a strobe but may i know if it still works if i mount it on my hotshoe of my D5000 camera? Thanks(: Reply fransener says: September 12, 2010 at 1:49 am Hi azhar Yes it will work fine and trigger with the camera and fire with the output level you have set on the flash itself. Yongnuo YN-460-II Works With X Sync Radio Triggers Triggering in general is the same as for the original YN-460: you can trigger the flash via any standard radio trigger that features a hot shoe
http://www.amazon.co.uk/YONGNUO-ELECTRONIC-SPEEDLIGHT-SPEEDLITE-FLASHGUN/dp/B009APY9TOBased on my experience with the YN560 II, I have ordered a further YN560 II with a cheap wrap-around snoot (available for a few pounds online) to use as a hairlight behind the subject. Published 29 days ago by Lamb 77 Great value flash gun Great value flash gun.Does more than my dedicated Pentax,which cost 6 times this one.Only manual but great for wireless mode.Reccomend this product
The YN speedlite that mose comprehensive and best buy for nikon D3000 please (: Reply fransener says: November 15, 2010 at 1:46 am You get the most features with the YN-467 in the Nikon version, your other option is the YN-465. The good thing with disabling standby is that the speedlight remembers that setting even when you change batteries! Off-Camera Flash Score To be effectively usable for off camera flash in strobist style a speedlight needs to have a certain set of features
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