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Reddit mentions of Yongnuo YN568EX YN-568EX TTL High Speed 1/8000 Flash Speedlite for Canon

Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 3

We found 3 Reddit mentions of Yongnuo YN568EX YN-568EX TTL High Speed 1/8000 Flash Speedlite for Canon. Here are the top ones.

Yongnuo YN568EX YN-568EX TTL High Speed 1/8000 Flash Speedlite for Canon
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1,Support HSS, the High Speed Sync, up to 1/8000 second2,Hot shoe TTL for Canon3,Flash Modes: ETTL / i-TTL, M, Multi Mode4,Modeling Light5,Auto and Manual Zooming Head 24 - 105mm
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Height4.01574 Inches
Length7.99211 Inches
Weight1.433004703 Pounds
Width4.01574 Inches

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Found 3 comments on Yongnuo YN568EX YN-568EX TTL High Speed 1/8000 Flash Speedlite for Canon:

u/TheStuffle · 3 pointsr/flashlight

> yongnuos does not have autofocus IR lights nor ttl

http://www.amazon.com/Yongnuo-YN568EX-YN-568EX-Speed-Speedlite/dp/B0094O6GNI

TTL and IR auto-focus. Also comes with a built in bounce card and diffuser. I like to use it as a bounce flash. It is big, but the resulting quality in low light is more than worth it.

u/dshafik · 2 pointsr/photography

The Yongnuo YN-468 II for $87 has E-TTL support, and as a Nikon shooter is definitely on par with the Nikon flashes, and about 1/4 the price (looks to be 1/5 the price of the 580EX II.

If you're not aware, TTL = Through The Lens, and means that it is able to automatically meter the light and adjust the power of the flash in tandem with the camera to get a decent exposure.

If you've not done any flash photography before, then I'd definitely recommend a TTL Flash.

Otherwise, you can spend even less, and get the Yonguo YN-560 II for $71, which is a manual flash (I bought two to accompany my older YN-467 TTL flash to use as off-camera flashes). I believe the YN-560 II has a longer range (more powerful flash), but I don't think it will impact you in your situation.

You might also try looking at the Yongnuo 568EX or the Yonguo 565 EX which are intended to be direct competitors to the 580 EX2 recommended by /u/arachnophilia but I have no experience with either.

Note there a bunch of Amazon pages for all of these flashes, so hunt around a little and read lots of reviews. I love my Yongnuo flashes :)