📸 YONGNUO YN600EX-RT II Wireless Flash Speedlite Review: Enhanced Optical Master and TTL HSS for Canon 600EX-RT, with EACHSHOT Diffuser Review

There are 6 pcs, 2 broke due to falls, by the way, they endure falls with dignity, the lamp died for one year after 3-4 only, a good product

So far so good! The controls are easy to use, the output is consistent, and the build feels solid. I have two that I use at the same time and operate with the YN-E3-RT wireless remote. Works perfectly. However, I haven't checked the distance between the remote and the flash, so I can't comment on that. However, in the near future I will have the opportunity to do so. I will update this review when I do.

WOW! I'm a wedding director. I've never really felt the need to have a fancy torch. However, I started doing a lot of portrait work in my daughter's studio. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on a famous brand flash. So I didn't, I bought these two villains and I'm so glad I did. They are easy to use and connect perfectly with the transmitter. If you are a lover of budget shots, give this amazing flash a shot. I'm so glad I chose these and not another brand. BTY looks and works the same as…

I am very satisfied with this flash. I've been using Canon's 580EXii for quite some time and wanted to get into the radio trigger system. Before I bought Yongnuo, I almost pulled the trigger by buying a refurbished Canon 600ex RT. But for half the price of a refurbished Canon I was able to get this flash with a YN-E3-RT emitter and a YNE3-RX receiver to power my existing Canon flash. While I still can't trigger my 580exii flash with the receiver, this flash I'm reviewing works fine, as does the

Wedding/Event Photography. For 1/5 the price of a new Canon flash I would buy a couple of these. If one dies, have backups or use them as slaves for flash creative work. I was impressed. Build quality lags a bit, but not by much. I've been using Canon flashes for over 20 years and they were dying to call Canon for repairs or buy another unreliable flash. Why didn't I use anything else? Event photography can benefit greatly from the possibilities of electronics and ETTL. Obviously, China…

So my flash was bought in November. It's August and he died during filming. The symptom was that I fired and it quickly overheated. then faster and it does not remain overheated. This is not unusual in research. It's a shame, but is this covered by a guarantee? year of parts and labor. Do not be fooled. This seller is located in CHINA. You have to send the flash to China, where it will be evaluated and then sent back. When you're done shipping, you've essentially bought a new flash. So as long…

Works well as a standalone unit on camera or side mounted for parties or events, but not a good substitute for a speedlite in a softbox or umbrella for photography. The luminous flux is really two or three levels lower. I ordered two as a backup system for my Canon Speedlites. Although Yongnuo makes great products, the light output is nowhere near what you need for product quality on a paid photo shoot. Everything else about this product is good: buttons, menus. They've done well except for the

The build quality is not on Canon level but for the price I was hoping but not expecting. Ettl can be shaky at times, but so can Canon. The batteries seem to run out quicker than other flashes, but that's not too bad, it's a deal breaker (about 200 ettl bangs, so not full power). As for durability, I'm guaranteed, so unless all three fail at the same time during an event, I'm not too concerned (I'll update this review if anything happens). The flash head doesn't have a trigger like the Canon…

In my review below I will describe my opinion about the product YN600EX RT Wireless Speedlite 600EX RT EACHSHOT. I was very afraid to order not Sony, because. this is an analogue . but after looking at the reviews and reading the reviews, I realized that so many positive reviews are not just like that. Delivered in 2 hours🙃 the birthday boy did not "burn" and the surprise was a success