UPDATE – The Mark II YN-622C II now have an easily selectable 560-RX mode, directly compatible with the YN560-TX transmitter, so the YN-622C-TX are no longer requires as a proxy between them as detailed below. Also original YN-622C units produced after December 15th 2014 provide direct compatibility with the remote manual YN560-TX transmitter...
YongNuo have announced their first TTL enabled studio light, in the 300WS mains powered YN300W! The YN300W monolights have Canon Optic Wireless slave function built in, as well as being compatible with the popular YN-622C TTL radio trigger system, and just released YN-622C-TX transmitter units. This...
The YN-622C-TX for Canon are now available from around $42. The YN-622C-TX combines with the popular YN-622C TTL triggers to provide a much faster and more convenient user interface on the camera than the Canon Flash Control menu. The YN-622C-TX also importantly allows remote manual and TTL...
The long awaited YN-622C-TX from YongNuo should be available soon, though it looks like Meike have already released a similar alternative in the new MK-GT600 TTL and HSS enabled triggers. The Canon ETTL version MK-GT600C are available now from around $90 a set, and a Nikon version will follow....
YongNuo have released the YN-565EX II flash for Canon ETTL DSLR’s. The MK II version being only a small update on the original and still very popular YN-565EX. YongNuo are saying the function of the MK II model is exactly the same as the original YN-565EX. And there is...
The Canon ETTL version of Pixel’s first flash unit, the Pixel X-650, are now available. And prices appears to be around a low $88, though you can currently pick them up for just $68.61 from EachShot.com with the FlashHavoc discount. UPDATE 5-June-1024 – This flash still need considerable refinements...
The Sony version of the popular Phottix Mitros flashes are now available from B&H Photo and Adorama for $299. As well as direct from the Phottix store for $349. Mitros series flashes offer top end features, and unlike many Chinese made flashes, the Mitros are built from high quality...
The new Nissin i40 compact TTL and HSS enabled flashes are now available from B&H Photo and Adorama in Canon and Nikon versions. Sony (MIS), Mirco 4/3, and Fujifilm Mirrorless System versions will eventually follow. The new i40 are an incredibly compact flash designed for mirrorless and smaller DSLR cameras....
YouPro, or hkyoupro.com, are another new brand emerging from China. And as well as battery grips and various shutter releases, YouPro will also kick off with the competitively priced Pro 6 TTL flash triggers for Canon and Nikon. YouPro products are very likely another variation of Pixel...
Chinese manufacturer CononMark have revealed what may be the first TTL and HSS enabled monolight available, with the coming K4S Leopard 400WS portable DC strobe and Lithium-Ion battery pack. Profoto were recently the first with a TTL monolight available, in the B1 fully wireless strobe. Though the B1 does...
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