Anyone using the Youngnuo YN560 IV Flash with XT10?

[Bejersey]

Fully manual, which is fine. A lot cheaper then TTL and higher Guide #

Thanks

Rick

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[HB1969]

Fully manual, which is fine. A lot cheaper then TTL and higher Guide #

Thanks

Rick

 

[Alessandro Catuogno]

Hi.

I have 3 of them.Really happy.You can use with your xt-10,manul mode only.

 

[Bejersey]

Fully manual, which is fine. A lot cheaper then TTL and higher Guide #

Thanks

Rick

That was a problem with the 460...I should have my 560 today...

Thanks

Rick

 

[sacherjj]

I use the YN560-TX with my Nikon and a bunch of YN560-III flashes. This works fine with my X-T1, so I would expect the same on the X-T10.

Some people see a flash speed up to 1/250. I see slightly under 10% dark frame on the bottom when I try 1/250. At 1/200, I can't detect a shutter shadow.

I love changing the groups from camera, even if the speedlight is buried in a softbox.

If I were do start from scratch again, I might go Godox, instead of Yongnuo. In addition to equal quality speed lights, they have the AD360 and AD600 of a more studio power level battery lights.

 

[Bejersey]

Thank you...the 560 is fairly inexpensive...I used to sell them at our studio/lighting store. Big seller but...we could not compete with amazon

Just got it so I will try it later

Thanks Again

Rick

I use the YN560-TX with my Nikon and a bunch of YN560-III flashes. This works fine with my X-T1, so I would expect the same on the X-T10.

Some people see a flash speed up to 1/250. I see slightly under 10% dark frame on the bottom when I try 1/250. At 1/200, I can't detect a shutter shadow.

I love changing the groups from camera, even if the speedlight is buried in a softbox.

If I were do start from scratch again, I might go Godox, instead of Yongnuo. In addition to equal quality speed lights, they have the AD360 and AD600 of a more studio power level battery lights.