Enhanced Yongnuo YN-560 IV Flash Speedlite for Canon Nikon Pentax Olympus DSLR Cameras, Including EACHSHOT Diffuser Review

I really liked this flash as soon as it was published. I bought this flash as a backup and ended up using it as one of my two main flashes at weddings. It is very easy and intuitive to use. I only use the flash intensively when taking pictures in the dark and after a while I noticed at my first appointment that it behaves a bit inconsistently when holding it and smells funny. I took out the batteries, grabbed them in my hand and immediately threw them on the ground. They were too hot to even…

As an amateur photographer, I couldn't bring myself to spend hundreds of dollars on a flash, especially when I knew I would only use a flash occasionally. So I looked around and finally decided on the YN-560 IV and was more than satisfied. This diffuser flash was perfect for my Sony A7s and the recharge time was fast enough for me. Although it's manual and non-TTL, I love the fact that it has many different features that make it a must-have flash for your cameras. A few flaws that took a star…

I recently bought two of these flashes. It was a week before the big wedding concert and my canonical flash broke. I borrowed two more identical flashes from a photographer friend of mine. The place where we filmed was very dimly lit (ooh!) even during the day. But I installed these lights in three corners and the fourth is on my camera. What I like most about these flashes is that one flash can be used to control others. This not only saves money but is also VERY convenient. I shot 10 hours…

I was a little hesitant about buying this flash because I looked at a million reviews and they all said that the quality was great at first but over time subsides. I mostly shoot in the studio, but sometimes I do weddings too. I received this unit as well as two YN560 III. I decided to take the plunge and buy this YN560 IV because it can act as a master for the YN560 IIIs I've bought. When they arrived earlier this week I just left them in the boxes because I didn't need them for a while, but…

The perfect flash for every skill level. I'm just starting out with non point and shoot camera photography. I was able to get a Canon 7D from a friend of mine and he suggested this particular flash. After some reading, very few PROS advise against this flash. Compared to $500+, it's amazing that this flash can compete with well-known brands. The only thing is the camera can communicate with the flash so you can't meter it, but it only takes a couple of shots to get the flash output up. I…