Continuous lighting: LED Video lights
Yongnuo have released their first LED light, the SYD-0808. Kirk Tuck reviews the 42 LED light from ProMaster.
Brand: Yongnuo
Yongnuo YN-468 review
Yongnuo’s latest speedlight, the Canon version YN-468, has been given a detailed review by Speedlights.net. Now available in Germany.
Latest Yongnuo Flash Comparison Table
Confused about the latest YN-series speedlights from Yongnuo? Here is a feature comparison table, adapted from information in current eBay listings.
Remote power control for Yongnuo YN460
A clever DIY modification has been revealed, demonstrating how to add remote power control to your Yongnuo YN460 for less than $10. Video inside.
Yet another eBay trigger: I can’t believe it’s not RF-602
IShoot have released a flash trigger called the PT-04 A, which resembles an RF-602. Coming soon: PT-04 D with 200m+ range?
Lighting vapourware update
An update on the latest developments and releases from Aputure, Elemental, Godox, Phottix and Yongnuo.
Yongnuo YN-468 spotted by Speedlights.net
Speedlights.net has spotted a product listing on Yongnuo’s Hong Kong web site for an upcoming TTL speedlight with an LCD screen, called the YN-468.
Yongnuo cuts the cord on Nikon MC-36 clone
Yongnuo have made a wireless 2.4GHz intervalometer called the Yongnuo MC-36R.
Yongnuo YN-16TM now wakes up sleepy flashes
Yongnuo’s old but long-ranged trigger, the YN-16, pre-cursor to the 2.4GHz RF-602, has received an update. The main new feature seems to be the ability to wake up flashes from sleep mode.
Lighting links this week
The Flash Centre (UK) has some offers on during Focus On Imaging, 7th-10th March. Plus, reviews/news of some triggers and flashes.
Yongnuo YN-04 triggers compatible with CTR-301P
Yongnuo’s new YN-04 and YN-04 II flash triggers have been confirmed to be compatible with their popular CTR-301 and CTR-301P triggers.
Yongnuo Speedlights Selection Guide
Yongnuo have been including “speedlight selection guides” in the packaging of their YN-series flashes. The guide compares the features of all existing YN-46X series flashes, including the new autozoom/TTL YN-467. The YN-467 has been released for Canon and the Nikon version is said to be coming soon, but with no confirmed date.