Will it work with the Yongnuo Speedlite YN560?
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Yep, its very adjustable, shouldnt be a problem at all! I believe it actually works with that flash and a pocket wizard stacked under it.
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I believe it should work with YN flashes. The unit is very flexible, so it can be adjusted to hold YN560.
526053
Yes, it will work with any standard shoe mount, adjustable height and distance between the flash and the softbox.
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Hi .. I think it will work with Yongnuo sp. Because I use it with canon sp. 600 ex rt wich is big size so you use it .
526055
Yes , should fit with no problem. It handles my SB-910 flash with room to spare
526056
Honestly I have never used that type of Speedlight but if it's anything like a Nikon or Cannon SB then it should work just fine. The Diffuser can be raised and lowered for different speedlight heights. I have even used a quick release on my speedlight and even with the additional speedlight height, the diffuser still adjust to the additional length. This is one awesome, well made product and I have been through alot in my 16 years for onsite photography. The best is that its very sturdy, compact and very light. It's expensive, but like they say, "you get what you pay for". Hope this helps you. Honestly I have never used that type of Speedlight but if it's anything like a Nikon or Cannon SB then it should work just fine. The Diffuser can be raised and lowered for different speedlight heights. I have even used a quick release on my speedlight and even with the additional speedlight height, the diffuser still adjust to the additional length. This is one awesome, well made product and I have been through alot in my 16 years for onsite photography. The best is that its very sturdy, compact and very light. It's expensive, but like they say, "you get what you pay for". Hope... » Read More Honestly I have never used that type of Speedlight but if it's anything like a Nikon or Cannon SB then it should work just fine. The Diffuser can be raised and lowered for different speedlight heights. I have even used a quick release on my speedlight and even with the additional speedlight height, the diffuser still adjust to the additional length. This is one awesome, well made product and I have been through alot in my 16 years for onsite photography. The best is that its very sturdy, compact and very light. It's expensive, but like they say, "you get what you pay for". Hope this helps you. « Show Less
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Excelente. Me encanta porque la luz es suave. Es muy ligero, fácil de transportar y lo puedo usar en lugares donde no hay electricidad con mi Speedlite :)
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The Speedbox Diffuser is designed to accept a wide range of speedlights, including the Yongnuo.
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I use this for two Canon Speedlite 580EX II. If the Canon website says they use the same canon battery pack (which I believe it may) thenthis should work for yours as well.
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Yes it will, I use it with YN560III and also with Sony Alpha F58AM and it fits nice and secure on both. It makes a big difference on the softness of the light on your subject vs naked flash.UPDATE: There is another version of this diffusers that uses a velcro strap to tighten it to your flash and those work great too. I'm currently using the one with the strap and it's more convenient in my opinion.
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I do not know this product, Yongnuo Yn-300-ii, the manufacturer can specify the battery size or model.
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These will work with PW I do it all the time. My PW fire my studio strobes and the YNs fire my speedlites.
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Hi Jerome,I own all canon flashes and they work great. As far as compatabiliy with your yn-565ex check with Yongnuo's website at Yongnuo.eu
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I use this for two Canon Speedlite 580EX II. If the Canon website says they use the same canon battery pack (which I believe it may) then this should work for yours as well.
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Yes, it is... http://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/886/~/d-slr-and-nikon-speedlight-compatibility
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As far as I know, it will fit most yn-560 II flashes (providing their moulds are good), but will not fit the yn-560 III. The 560 II is a cheap clone of the 580ex II.
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I don't see why not. It will as long as you got the proper mount hold any speedlite.
187331
The flash is a Yongnuo (speedlite YN560). It works on some Canons, but not Rebel, as in my Canon T3i. (T3i = Rebel)
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I see no reason why it wouldn't work. All it does is send a trigger to fire off the flash. I have used it on different speed lights in the past that were not listed in its compatibility description. It's small and convenient to use.
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Yes. I mount either my speedlight or a YN603 radio trigger and my speedlight right out the box it worked.
80731
YES As I wrote in my review, these will work with all cameras that have a standard hot shoe (meaning that some newer Sonys will not work without an adapter). They will work with all flash units that are designed for a standard hot shoe. BUT They will work only in manual mode for camera and flash. That means that the flash will fire, but you won't have TTL or any other auto mode. You will have to adjust the flash intensity yourself and you may have to tell the camera to use an external flash, because it may not detect the flash automatically (because there will be no communication with the flash, just a connection on the X terminal). The next step would be a Youngnuo remote setup, which offers more features and may wotk with TTL on some cameras (but not others, read the manufacturer's list carefully). YN 603/N3 also work as remote shutter triggers for some Nikon cameras (with a GPS port and the correct N3 cable). Beyond that, you're stuck with the spendy options like PocketWizard.
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I Use it with a Yongnuo Yn622 Trigger and doesn't work well (I'm referring to TTL function). I recommend you to use a Trigger simple and use it in manual, my brother has a cactus trigger and works fine for him but saying again (manually)
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I don't know about the Yongnuo lite but with a Sunpak PZ42X it DOES NOT work. I sent a cable back and it was replaced and the replacement didn't work. Will only trigger the flash and not enable the TTL. The flash works great mounted on the camera.
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Invest in Yongnuo transceivers to triggers (available in Canon and Nikon flavors.). If you get one YN-622-N (N is for Nikon, which I assume you are shooting) for mounting to the speedlight, and then get the YN-622-N-TX for the camera, you will be able to control your flash output from the camera on any TTL capable flash (e.g., Sb600 or Sb700). When the speedlight is mounted inside the softbox it is a pain in the butt to change the settings when in Manual Mode. In TTL mode it is not as big an issue.