Following on from the success of the worlds first Lithium-Ion powered speedlight, in the V850 Ving, Godox are leading the way again with the new ETTL version V860C. The V850 are brilliant inexpensive remote manual flashes, though for around just $50 more, Godox are really taking value for money...
SMALL FLASH WITH BUILT- IN RADIO TRIGGERS Flash units with radio triggers built-in are fast overtaking separate radio triggers now. They offer big advantages in convenience and reliability, without all the extra receivers and batteries to manage, or cords and connections to cause issues. And as a bonus they...
After many months of hype, tease, and torment, UK based Hink have finally revealed the most crazy revolutionary hotshoe flash design seen in the last 40 years. UPDATE – a crowdfunding campaign has started on the Spacefish website £99 for the first 500 sold. The new Spacefish is...
Pixel HK have started promoting an upcoming new speedlite at their industry trade show stands. The Pixel Flash Light would be their first flash unit, and the graphics certainly show a very impressive looking design, with very large LCD and easy to access control dial. An LED on the...
Chinese company Godox have released impressive new WITSTRO AD180 and AD360 bare bulb hotshoe flashes, with claimed 180 and 360ws power output, and healthy 60m and 85m guide numbers (Iso 100, with the standard 28mm reflector), and Wireless Remote Manual Power Control. The Godox unit is just one of...
Chinese photo accessory company Rikon have release details of their upcoming Dazzne Kody TTL radio trigger for Canon. The Kody are a fully featured TTL trigger reminiscent of the current Phottix Odin, but with the addition of a TTL pass through hotshoe on top, and expected lower price around the $250 range. Like...
The Nissin MG8000 Extreme hotshoe flash capable of 1000 shots in a row without overheating, is now available in Canon and Nikon versions. The MG8000 is the latest flagship speedlite from Japanese manufacturer Nissin Digital, and features an impressive new vented flash head, and quartz flash tube similar to...
Now available for Nikon – The YN-568EX flagship TTL flash from YongNuo is the lowest priced FP HSS (High Speed Sync) enabled flash currently available, allowing camera shutter speeds up to 1/8000th of a second. Feature wise the new YN-568EX is now coming much closer to the original Canon/Nikon and other 3rd party Japanese flashes,...
The YN-568EX is the latest flagship TTL flash from YongNuo, and the first flash unit from a Chinese manufacture to feature High Speed Sync (HSS) allowing camera shutter speeds up to 1/8000th of a second. Released just in time to team up with the new, and already very popular, YN-622C ETTL and HSS enabled radio triggers...
For just a couple of hundred dollars you can quite easily get started in off camera lighting now with a very decent kit of 3 basic manual YN-560 speedlights and RF-602 radio triggers. Manual is a great off camera, and often the best way to learn anyway, but remote control of the power levels from the...
Phottix posted a teaser image earlier on their blog confirming rumours of a coming Phottix flash unit. That was almost a month ago so there must be something pretty close on the way now. The post is titled “game changer” suggesting there’s something a bit sneaky new to this flash unit....
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