Yongnuo yn-560 iii wireless speedlite flash review

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However, if youвЂ™re just getting into flash photography, need a cost-effective main flash or even a few backups or secondary units, you canвЂ™t go wrong with the Yongnuo YN600EX-RT II. ItвЂ™s simply built for the task and you have that extra peace of mind, that it will work every time. If you need a flash unit to take the knocks of everyday use, then the Canon is the best option.

It becomes a different story if youвЂ™re considering a flash unit to be used on a very regular basis. The Yongnuo YN600EX-RT II has all the features of the Canon and produces some quality light power. Ultimately, if you donвЂ™t mind the extra cost of the Canon, itвЂ™s definitely the unit to buy for extra build quality and reassurance that it can produce the goods every time. Otherwise, itвЂ™s down to investing in studio strobes. This means that you can end up carting around loads of AA batteries like a huge bag of sweets, but this goes with the territory with these flash units. The only real downside, which is common to all flash units of this type is the four AA batteries, instead of one lithium-ion battery.

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The Canon flash range just simply ticks all the boxes for a portable flash unit.

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The 600 EX is the go-to flash for most Canon users, especially those who want the peace of mind of full integration and a unit that will last for years. The Canon is a great all-rounder, with a fast refresh rate, full ETTL and can easily connect to other Canon flash units and the Yongnuo as a master or a slave. It has a rock-solid build, being able to take the knocks of everyday photography.

The biggest contender to the Yongnuo YN600EX-RT II is the Canon 600 EX II-RT. How Does the Yongnuo YN600EX-RT II Compare?

The Yongnuo can add some purple to the flare of the light at times, but apart from that, the light source is consistent. Overall, the functionality feels very similar to a Canon speed light, operating with the same level of functionality.ДЄlthough almost identical, the light put out by each unit can sometimes be slightly different. There is no lock button for the head of the flash, which can get annoying, especially if you accidentally knock the head of the flash unit on a regular basis.ДЄs the Yongnuo is a direct copy, it actually syncs up very well with other Canon 600 speedlights, but it may take a few tries. The menu system is laid out more or less the same as on the Canon, making Canon 600 users immediately at home.

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The Yongnuo YN600EX-RT II supports TTL/M/Multi flash, along with the usual host of Canon like features, such as High-speed Sync, auto and manual zooming вЂ“ 20-200mm, and also firmware upgrades. In other words, from build quality alone you can see how Yongnuo have made the cheaper price point for the same amount of functionality. The diffusers have been known to break off and a few hot shoe mounts breaking on the Yongnuo. The Yongnuo still feels relatively solid, but I wouldnвЂ™t risk it being dropped or even rained on вЂ“ which the Canon can take in its stride. While the Canon feels like a solid hunk of plastic, ready to take some substantial knocks, the Yongnuo doesnвЂ™t feel anywhere near as robust. Looks are more or less the same between the Yongnuo and the Canon, but the build quality between the two have a lot of differences.

Yongnuo yn-560 iii wireless speedlite flash review