YONGNUO YN560 IV Wireless Flash Speedlite

Performs well and offers an affordable option to the expensive big name brands out there. I use an Olympus EM-5 MK-II and this flash is part of the Yongnuo RF trigger system which I think is far more useful than the optically triggered Olympus Flash heads. From a light performance perspective this flash is identical to the Olympus Flashes. The only feature you lose is TTL triggering. I mostly shoot indoors in a studio and prefer manual triggering anyway. The Mark IV is capable of being the master trigger for other Mark IV and Mark III units. I use a 560TX to trigger my flash heads so have not had occasion to use this feature yet. This unit was selling for almost the same price as the Mark III units so I bought it to have the option in the future. My only quibble with this flash is the manual that accompanies it. It is somewhat hard to understand. Fortunately there are a number of user video's on the internet that make up for the less than clear manual. So my recommendation is to look there first before even attempting to read the manual. Once you figure it out and have it set up the way you want it, the flash is very easy to use. And yes, I highly recommend this flash head to anyone who is considering it.

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Pour le prix c'est un super flash. Semble costaud même si tout en plastique. J'aurais aimé avoir la possibilité de le mettre en 1/250 mais on est limité a 1/125 max. La rotation de la tête semble costaud aussi donc pas de soucis pour mettre des accessoires assez lourds sur la tête du flash.

Very quick delivery. The Flash YN 560 IV is working fine with my Sony a6000. No problem whatsoever related to hot shoe compatibility as mentioned in many forums and on you tube. This works perfectly fine on Sony a6000, without any modification to hot shoe or playing with flash, it fits in nicely. Flash fires in M mode from Hot Shoe (I haven't tried multi mode as I don't use it, but it should work there too). I also triggered an age old Fuji Starblitz 3600 in slave mode with it. With Sony a6000 built in flash, I used YN 560 IV in slave (S-2 setting) and it fired correctly. The Flash is great value for money.

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