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Yongnuo YN622N Kit
Yongnuo YN622N Kit for Nikon is a combination of YN622N-TX commander unit and YN622N trigger. These wireless triggers are one of the world’s most popular choices for multiple flashes photography. YN622N triggers support i-TTL, HSS, manual, multi modes, Flash Exposure Compensation, Flash Exposure Bracketing, modeling Flash, i-TTL group ratios and much more…
These are one of the best triggers on the market currently. YN622N triggers paired with YN622N-TX master controller have all the same functions as much more expensive Phottix Odin, Pixel Kings or Pocket Wizards. We have never heard of someone who is not impressed with Yongnuo YN622N triggers.
Yongnuo YN622C Kit
Yongnuo YN622C Kit for Canon is a combination of YN622C-TX commander unit and YN622C trigger. These wireless triggers are one of the world’s most popular choices for multiple flashes photography. YN622C triggers support E-TTL (II), HSS, manual, multi modes, Flash Exposure Compensation, Flash Exposure Bracketing, modeling Flash, E-TTL group ratios and much more…
These are one of the best triggers on the market currently. YN622C triggers paired with YN622C-TX master controller have all the same functions as much more expensive Phottix Odin, Pixel Kings or Pocket Wizards. We have never heard of someone who is not impressed with Yongnuo YN622C triggers.
Yongnuo YNE3-RX
Yongnuo YNE3-RX is the first Canon RT radio compatible receiver unit, now opening the system up to include legacy ETTL slave flash units like the previous Canon 580EX II. This receiver also allows manual studio lights or speedlites to be fired when using RT transmitter unit as well. This means that non RT speedlites like the Canon 580EX II or YongNuo YN-568EX II can now act as RT compatible slave flashes when using the Canon ST-E3-RT / YN-E3-RT, or 600EX-RT / YN600EX-RT as a transmitter. A lack of separate receiver unit has previously been the biggest limitation to the industry leading Canon RT radio flash system so now Yongnuo are bridging together 2 of Canon’s completely separate, and previously incompatible, radio flash systems with the YN-E3-RX receiver
Yongnuo YN-E3-RT
Yongnuo YN-E3-RT Speedlite Transmitter is a commander unit for Canon RT wireless system. RT enabled flash speedlites are currently these models : Canon 600EX-RT, Canon 600EX-RT II, Canon 430EX III-RT and from Yongnuo YN600EX-RT, YN600EX-RT II and YN968EX-RT flash speedlites. It also can work as a commander unit for every other e-ttl flash speedlite if you put YN-E3-RX receiver unit on it. It is a great alternative to much more expensive Canon ST-E3-RT. Yongnuo YN-E3-RT is the best wireless radio transmitter for Canon or Yongnuo RT flash system you can buy. It supports all the features of the original Canon ST-E3-RT, as well as adding few more important features like AF assist beam
Yongnuo YN14EX Macro Ring Lite
Yongnuo YN14EX allows you to evenly illuminate close subjects with soft, flattering light. YN-14EX is a great alternative to much more expensive Canon MR-14EX macro ring flash. YN-14EX features both PC sync and external power ports. Also, it fully supports in-camera flash settings such as exposure compensation (FEC), flash exposure bracketing (FEB), flash exposure lock, modeling light function, and 1st & 2nd curtain sync modes. The control unit features an LCD screen for directly adjusting flash settings. YN-14EX is very powerful macro ring light and it recycles in approximately 3 seconds at full power.
Yongnuo YN500EX
Yongnuo YN500EX is a powerful flash speedlite for both professional or advanced amateur Canon users. It packs in full manual and e-TTL control, a slave cell and advanced wireless capabilities with Nikon and Canon optical transmission systems. The flagship feature is high speed sync (HSS or FP Sync), which enables a photographer to use shutter speeds up to 1/8000 second. YN500EX is a smaller brother of Yongnuo’s flagship model YN568EX offering the same functions with just a little less power.
Yongnuo YN565EX
Yongnuo YN565EX is the most affordable flash speedlite for both professional or advanced amateur Nikon shooters. It is an excellent choice for on-camera use as well as off-camera use in combination with Yongnuo YN622N wireless triggers. The build quality is good and it feels solid. It is features rich, supporting i-TTL, 2nd curtain sync, wireless and optical slave modes, auto and manual zoom, flash exposure compensation, flash exposure bracketing and much more… YN565EX is a great alternative to much more expensive Nikon SB700, SB800, SB900 and SB910 flash speedlites, offering the same functions and same or more power at much lower price. It is similar to YN568EX in terms of features except that it does not supports HSS which YN568EX does.
Yongnuo YN565EX II
Yongnuo YN565EX II is the most affordable flash speedlite for both professional or advanced amateur Canon shooters. It is an excellent choice for on-camera use as well as off-camera use in combination with Yongnuo YN622C wireless triggers. The build quality is good and it feels solid. It is features rich, supporting e-TTL (II), 2nd curtain sync, wireless and optical slave modes, auto and manual zoom, flash exposure compensation, flash exposure bracketing and much more… YN565EX II is a great alternative to much more expensive Canon 580EX II and 430EX II flash speedlites, offering the same functions and same or more power at much lower price. It is similar to YN568EX II in terms of features except that it does not supports HSS which YN568EX II does.
Yongnuo YN568EX II
Yongnuo YN568EX II is a flash speedlite for both professional or advanced amateur Canon shooters. It is an excellent choice for on-camera use as well as off-camera use in combination with Yongnuo YN622C wireless triggers. The build quality is good and it feels solid. It is features rich, supporting e-TTL (II), HSS, 2nd curtain sync, wireless master and optical slave modes, auto and manual zoom, flash exposure compensation, flash exposure bracketing and much more… YN568EX II is a great alternative to much more expensive Canon 580EX II, 430EX II or 600EX-RT flash speedlites, offering the same functions and same or more power at much lower price. It is similar to YN565EX II in terms of features except that it supports HSS which YN565EX does not.
Yongnuo YN568EX
Yongnuo YN568EX is a flash speedlite for both professional or advanced amateur Nikon shooters. It is an excellent choice for on-camera use as well as off-camera use in combination with Yongnuo YN622N wireless triggers. The build quality is good and it feels solid. It is features rich, supporting i-TTL, HSS, 2nd curtain sync, wireless and optical slave modes, auto and manual zoom, flash exposure compensation, flash exposure bracketing and much more… YN568EX is a great alternative to much more expensive Nikon SB900, SB910 or SB700 speedlites, offering the same functions and same or more power at much lower price. It is similar to YN565EX in terms of features except that it supports HSS which YN565EX does not support.
Godox TT685N
Godox TT685N is a fully-featured i-TTL flashgun, much like the older model TT680 but with an addition of built-in 2.4GHz radio receiver. It is a part of Godox’s long awaited 2.4GHz TTL radio flash system, now accompanied by the X1-N TTL triggers. Godox flash system is one of the most comprehensive radio flash systems currently available. Whats impressive about the Godox flash system is not only the large range of lights, with full compatibility between remote manual and TTL equipment, but also intercompatibility between Canon, Nikon, and Sony TTL compatible versions
Godox TT685C
Godox TT685C is a fully-featured E-TTL (II) flashgun, much like the older model TT680 but with an addition of built-in 2.4GHz radio receiver. It is a part of Godox’s long awaited 2.4GHz TTL radio flash system, now accompanied by the X1-C TTL triggers. Godox flash system is one of the most comprehensive radio flash systems currently available. Whats impressive about the Godox flash system is not only the large range of lights, with full compatibility between remote manual and TTL equipment, but also intercompatibility between Canon, Nikon, and Sony TTL compatible versions