Phottix to reveal new Odin high speed sync feature later this week
Chinese accessory maker Phottix hints at a future feature for their Odin flash triggers that is likely to be unveiled in a firmware update later this week.
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Phottix Mitros flashgun for Canon released in USA and other countries
The long-awaited Phottix Mitros E-TTL flash is being launched at the WPPI Expo in the USA.
StroBeam D4 IGBT HSS: another monolight with ‘high speed sync’
StroBeam has announced the D4 IGBT HSS, a portable battery-powered studio flash that is billed to work at fast shutter speeds.
Oloong Speedlight SP-700: another aftermarket flash with every bell and whistle
Oloong are to bring out a new flashgun this year, slated to have almost all the features you’d normally find in a flagship Canon or Nikon unit.
Triopo TR-981: another cheap flashgun with HSS
Triopo has released the TR-981N and TR-981C for Nikon and Canon, a pair of hotshoe flashguns with high speed synchronisation up to 1/8000 second.
Yongnuo says new HSS flash will “liberate your shutter speed”
The newly-announced Yongnuo YN500EX has high speed sync to “liberate your creativity”, says the Chinese manufacturer.
Which radio triggers will sync studio flashes at high shutter speeds?
Many new wireless flash triggers promise synchronisation up to 1/8000 second with your camera. We’ve compiled a comprehensive list so you can compare them.
Yongnuo YN-568EX FP Sync-enabled flashgun now on sale for Nikon
The first Chinese speedlight to offer high speed sync capability, the YN-568EX, is now available for Nikon i-TTL cameras.
Phottix Mitros: first Chinese flash with full features of a flagship
It was known as the Foton, the “game-changer” and the Zeus, but now Phottix’s long-delayed speedlight has finally been announced, named the Mitros.
Yongnuo YN-568EX speedlight is now in stock
Yongnuo’s HSS and wireless-enabled speedlight, the YN-568EX, now retails for $209.99. Is the price too high?
Yongnuo YN-568EX is first speedlight in China with HSS
The new YN-568EX offers wireless TTL, modelling flash and the ability to synchronise with your camera all the way up to 1/8000 second.
EOS M has Canon wireless flash control, but no HSS?
Canon’s new EOS M mirrorless camera can control off-camera Speedlites, but does the included 90EX have high speed sync?