NEEWER TT560 Camera Flash Speedlite Compatible with Canon Sony Nikon DSLR

Nice original and worth it

I did purchase this Flash light and it works well with Nikon D850 , I am just confused which trigger I should purchase for this flash light to make it a off camera flash. if anybody have purchased a trigger for this flash please comment down below.

i am happy with the item on this price range. it will do my work. perfectly fit with my Sony A7ii.

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A flashy 5 star for it

Good

I bought it but not knowing that it will not be able to connected to my sony a6400

Excellent flash, très bon rapport qualité prix, différents modes à sélectionner. Prise en main rapide. Je le recommande vivement

I only write reviews on products that I'm especially impressed with. I won't go into too much technical detail because that has been covered in other reviews. I'm aiming my review at beginner flash users who might be wondering whether to "settle" for this much less expensive flash or whether to hold out for the name brand. Maybe you don't know whether you even need a flash at all and want to give one a try without making a big investment - if that's you, go no further! I actually bought this flash because a first time flash user I know used it (for one day before sending it back) and didn't like it. I was puzzled by that because the reviews had been so good by people who were obviously knowledgeable, so I bought the flash out of pure curiosity since the price is SO GOOD. I used it a bunch last night and today and actually REALLY liked it, and realized that the only reason my friend didn't like it is that she doesn't know how to use an external flash without getting that harsh, blown out, "flashed", look and she wouldn't have been happy with any flash. I own the Nikon sb-600 and the sb-800 and I like this flash every bit as well, if not better. Here are the reasons why: 1. It is simple and straightforward. You don't have to be knowledgeable to immediately, intuitively, know how to use it. Just turn it on, hit + or - to adjust the power and there you go. Yes, there's no TTL, but I only use my flashes on manual anyway, so I won't miss it. The only problem for beginner users is that you need to make sure to set your shutter not to go faster than 1/200 or 1/250, or you will get shutter banding on the top and bottom of your images. TTL flashes automatically control this for you, but for me this is no big deal. I just set it on 1/250 and adjust aperture, ISO, and flash power to compensate. 2. It has a rotating head (the most important feature in a flash for me because I ALWAYS bounce it off the wall, ceiling, or card) and you don't have to push in a button in order for the head to rotate, which can sometimes be a pain and slow me down with my name brand flashes. It feels very sturdy and solid; the head will certainly stay in place in whatever position you put it in. It also has the same pull out diffuser and bounce card that my more expensive flashes do, which is a huge plus for me as well. 3. It has plenty of power and the recovery time (with high quality rechargeable batteries, as mentioned before) is at least as good as my Nikon flashes. It will fire continuously on the lower settings with no lag. I didn't work it too hard, but I fired it more rapidly than I normally would and it just kept poppin'. (At the higher settings there was some recharge lag, but no more than on my Nikon flashes.) 4. I know this won't apply to most users, but I like the fact that it will go from Canon to Nikon because I actually own both. I've tried it on my Nikons (D600 and D700) and my Canon 6d and it worked the same either way. I've only owned the Canon for a short time and hadn't bought a name brand flash for it yet, and don't plan to now that I've got this one. Overall, I think this is the best deal in camera equipment I've found. I'm a big believer in full frame cameras and high quality glass, but the quality of light coming out of a flash is the same across the board - as long as the flash is sturdy and dependable (as this one seems to be) and has a few of the bells and whistles (like rotating head and diffuser and bouncer) that I require, I'm happy. And it works as a slave too? Ridiculously good deal. I'm tempted to sell my other 2 flashes and get another one of these.

Me tomé un buen tiempo para poder hacer las pruebas necesarias del funcionamiento del flash y no me decepcionó. Tiene muy buen alcance en todos los rangos de distancia. Al ser un flash sin sistema TTL se tiene que estar efectuando el sistema de prueba y error, pero se aprende con el tiempo a saber cuál intensidad y cuál ajuste efectuar a la cámara para un óptimo resultado. Encontré que utilizando la cámara en modo Manual es el que mejores resultados me dio. Es algo que quita algo de tiempo pero que vale la pena por tener un flash de ésta calidad que se ve y se siente Premium por éste precio tan accesible. Lo estoy utilizando con una cámara Canon G1X Mark II y se acopló perfectamente. Me gustó mucho el poder inclinar y girar el cabezal del flash y su cubierta difusora lo cual permite explotar más creativamente la iluminación. Se los recomiendo mucho!

La calidad precio, desborda por calidad... Lo compre como apoyo de una cámara híbrida/bridge/compacta, que lleva flash, o por lo menos algo que intenta ser un flash, que a dos metros bien, pero a cinco, pues eso, una vela es mejor y la verdad es que los resultados sorprenden. Es muy ajustable incluso para segundos fogonazos de ojos rojos, disparando cuando debe y sincronizando con el flash incorporado en la cámara. Con el he llegado a dar apoyo a un fotógrafo en un sitio muy oscuro en el que se quedaba corto con sus medios (no estaba previsto) y simplemente con él en la mano, los rellenos eran lo necesario, hasta el fotógrafo se quedo asombrado de los resultados obtenidos.

The Neewer TT560 is an excellent little workhorse of a light source for straightforward manual-only applications. I measured its light output with a meter and found that at full power it is only about two thirds of a stop less bright than my very powerful full-featured (and expensive!) Pentax AF540FGZ flashes. Advantages of the TT560 include: super simple to setup and operate; solid feel and construction; comes with a self-standing foot and soft draw-string bag. Because it has no LCD display and therefore no complex modes, you can configure it easily when installed inside a softbox, pretty-much by feel alone. Disadvantages: has no zoom; flash sync no faster than 125th second; you cannot disable its sleep mode. No zoom is not an issue used inside softboxes and umbrellas. Sleep mode is set quite long so I haven't been bothered by that. Flash sync is a minor issue since I usually work at 1/160th second, but 1/125th of a second is fine for most studio work. I have been using the two TT560's I bought for rim-lighting and fill in portraits and model shots, and I have found they are reliable and pretty consistent. I have used them both with radio triggers and as simple slaves, triggered off the main light. But I have also used them singly or as a pair for complete lighting setups on their own, inside Westcott Apollo softboxes and umbrella octa softboxes. I'd recommend these flashes to anyone needing a few inexpensive manual flashes for off-camera work, especially to supplement your main light(s).