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A Yes , this item is able to ship to Brazil .
I'm a professional wedding photographer and these are all I use. I sold all my canon gear to get these.
By Michael Kinney on June 26, 2017
you are right,it can transmit and receive
By Miki Sakai on May 20, 2017
You can use the Yongnuo RF-603 Wireless Flash Trigger mounted on your camera since the 560IV has RF transceiver built-in.
By faviles on April 24, 2018
It has a master flash function. The III does not.
By andylaiphoto on March 12, 2018
No it does not.
By Opeyemi B. on March 1, 2018
Hello Yes you can do that with YN560TX Thank you
By Fulton on November 18, 2017
yes
By Paul on July 2, 2018
It has an internal wireless function that sync's instantly with YN560-TX and other compatible wireless shutter devices and possibly cameras . I have the YN560-TX and I just had to turn it on to have it sync .
By richard garcia on May 18, 2018
I use this with Olympus cameras. Fastest sync is 1/320. I don't think these flashes are capable of faster sync speeds. Check with the specifications if they are TTL. They are manual only for my camera
By minkcreek1 on May 15, 2018
Hi Friend, our YN560IV can work with Nikon D3100, actually, our YN560IV can work with all cameras with standard hot shoe.
By Aman on May 12, 2018
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December 9, 2018
I really enjoyed this speedlight. It is great for the money. It does not have the IR assist for autofocusing in low light but does a wonderful job. The only downside is that I have only used it for 6 months now and it started malfunctioning...it would not turn on at times but after a bit of jiggling it would turn on. Now it does not turn on at all :(
By Danny Grizzle
November 6, 2017
This is, quite simply, one of my favorite photographic flashes of all time. Combined with the Yongnuo YN560-TX trigger, it is an almost perfect manual off-camera speedlite flash system. I own an obscene number of these units, currently approaching 2 dozen, and headed toward 4 dozen. Most photographers will never need anything like this number of flashes, but it is nice to know the system is capable of doing almost anything you might need. I shoot architecture, but it is easy to see how a large number of flashes might be advantageous for many types of epic shots. Even if you are a portrait photographer, it would be easy to use 6 or 7 units, considering 3 point lighting, with 3 units assigned to a key light box or umbrella, plus fill, kicker and background lights. I use Eneloop rechargeable batteries. Recycle time is amazingly fast, and the flashes are very reliable. The YN560-TX will control separate groups, and has easy and very reliable adjustment of lighting ratios and zoom settings in the motorized head. This is simply an amazing product at an amazing price.
By Pete M.
October 7, 2017
I have dropped this flash twice on hard floors. The flash continues to perform flawlessly. Yes, it eats batteries but that's why you buy massive quantities of them at Costco. I'll most likely buy another as I am a real estate photographer and need to light more than one room. The flash does not sit tight on my A6000. it moves left and right ever so slightly even when locked down. This is due to the size for mount inside the hot shoe. Next, the flash sometimes will not flash when aimed backwards. Not sure if it's the mount slipping or the head not lining up with connecting points on the base. Overall a good, solid unit.
By Geraldo Rivera
September 14, 2017
I purchased two of these with the Yongnuo YN560-TX remote controller and it so far has been a great option to have for keeping things light and portable. No complaints on using my strobes by any means, but having something that can accomplish the results I need, for a particular job, in a smaller package, is always I good option to have. I would recommend investing in rechargeable batteries if this is going to be your primary lighting tools. Yongnuo also sells an extended battery pack that allows you to add eight batteries in it's case that plugs into the side of the flash unit.
By eeeper
August 23, 2017
Great flash. Just make sure you use good quality rechargeable batteries like powerex or enveloops, that makes a huge difference. Won't fit in and trigger in the a7s hotshoe but if you use the yongnuo rf-603 attached to the hotshoe you can trigger this flash remotely or put on top of the rf-603 when it is attached to the camera, it then will trigger the flash "on camera." It's a little funny to do but love this flash. It's as powerful as the canon 430exII if not a little more powerful, a lot easier to use also. Anyway, it's a great flash for all you Sony A7 series camera users. Less than what I paid for the pocketwizards and canon's 430exII I could get this, the rf603II + two more yn560. Awesome flash.
By Aurora Winters
July 22, 2017
I love my Sony A6000's but one thing I don't love is there flashes for it. They are pricey and not very well thought out when compared to Nikon and Canon's I have used in the past. I decided to try out these Yougnuo's I have been hearing all these rave reviews about and always thought they had to be Chinese junk. We'll the reviews were right and I was wrong about these, they are amazing. They out perform flashes I have had for four to five times the amount minus the TTL which is very overrated. Look, if you don't know how to work a flash get on Youtube watch a few video's and learn, it's not hard and you will be rocking these things. The instructions are a bit so-so but again Youtube, spacifically ZY production's review of the YN560 IV really helped me get it to fire with the YN 560-TX controller I also ordered with it. I bought one and will be ordering another two real soon.
By Scott Hill
July 6, 2017
I can't say enough good things about the YN560 flashes. I have been using them since the very first model came out. Now I have read many reviews about flashes either miss firing or just craping out. I would like to state I am a pro photographer and have used many different triggering systems and flashes and to me this is the best bang for the buck. Now keeping that in mind I do buy 4 new flashes every other year and keep 2 spares in my bag at all times. So far (knock on wood) I have not had a single one crap out and have had them on stands that have fallen and other things have broken but the flashes still go on!
By Tom
July 3, 2017
What a great price. Got this set for less than the cost of 1 Nikon branded speed light. Hooked them up to a Godox external battery pack and haven't looked back. Note, they will eat AA batteries and if you want super fast recycle times, get an external batter pack like the Godox with the money you saved. I don't use in TTL or on camera flash, but that's just how I shoot. The remote trigger is simple to use and can control 4 different groups. Signal is strong and I can fire the speed lights when in a soft box at ranges up to 50 feet. Something not possible without a radio trigger. I haven't had the need beyond 50 feet yet, so 'm not sure of the exact range. They do feel cheaper than the Nikon brand, because they are. If I get 2 years out of them and had to throw them away, I'd simply buy another set.
By Binkie van Es
July 1, 2017
I have had version 2 for almost 2 years now and it worked fine as a slave with my canon speedlite, recently my canon failed and budget restraints helped me decide to buy two of this flash version 4 instead of one new speedlite. I can tell you they are greatly improved and have wireless control possibilitys now, in tandem with the yongnuo YN 560 tx Flash transmitter. As with many chinese products, the manual is not clear enough, but after some playing around i got everything working together in 15 minutes of fiddling around. The flash has plenty of power and control of zoom and intensity are very easy, there is a setting for strobe flash also.My ols version two still works fine as a slave in tandem with these two. When working with multiple flashes you have the option to create more groups, all individually controllable for intensity and zoom right from the camera with the help of the 560 tx . I use it with pleasure in real estate photography, so that with one shot i can get all the lighting right and spend less time post editing. For this price , i am really committed to these flashes now, the build is also sturdy and strong
By J. M. Schalow
June 17, 2017
There has been much said about the Yongnuo YN-560 series since it came out so I will not say much of its’ functionality as the IV model has the features of previous models and then some. The “and then some” features are what makes the IV a pleasure to use. I have owned two Yongnuo YN-468 II (TTL for Nikon) for some years and found them to be very reliable both on camera and off using Yongnuo RF-603II triggers. The YN-468 II is a smaller speedlight (the size of Nikon’s SB-600) with a guide number of 38. I wanted more power so I picked up the YN-560 IV that has a guide number of 58. The 560 IV can be used as a master and allows you to set groups. As an RF slave it works perfectly with my RF-603II triggers and the optical slave function works good as well. It is stated that the Yongnuo YN560-TX will allow you to adjust the power of the 560 IV remotely. I do not own one of those units. I tested the RF of the 560 IV and could trigger the flash form a block away with no obstacles. I could also easily fire the flash in every room of our home. As no external trigger is required, the 560 IV sits better on a light stand using modifiers such as umbrellas or a softbox. The build quality of this unit appears to be quite good and a battery pack can be used if desired. This flash just plain works every time. It is a fraction of the name brand flash (no TTL of course) making it a no-brainer for off camera use. Highly recommended.
By CarbineBBq
May 16, 2017
This is a really nice set for a photographer that is experimenting with speed lights. I am not too experienced with speed lights so I can't say it is suitable for photographers of all skill levels. However, after using it for a few hours I am pleased with the results. The photos I took resemble professional results. I still need to work on my speed light placement and settings, but that doesn't take away from the kit's performance. Make sure to have some AA batteries lying around. Each unit requires 4 batteries each and the transmitter requires 2, so 10 batteries in total. The build quality of the flash units and transmitter is pretty good considering this is a "budget" kit. Everything feels solid and well made. I of course didn't read the directions too much. I instead started pressing buttons until I got things to work, but that didn't take too long. I am not sure if all kits include them, but mine came with colored overlays that you can strap to the speed lights with a rubber band. I used them to photograph a white Star Wars Stormtrooper figure. The different colored overlays gave off an awesome colored effect. I highly recommend this kit.
By Thomas
April 28, 2017
I ordered the Yongnuo YN560 IV Flash Kit with the YN560-TX Manual Flash Controller to learn how to do flash photography. It took me a few minutes of playing with the menu systems and watching videos on YouTube to understand how the devices functioned together. The build quality of the YN560 IV Flashes feels like it will handle day to day operations. The YN560-TX Manual Flash Controller on the other hand feels light enough that one solid drop might be enough to do it in. That is to be expected at such a low price point. That's just it, for the price if one or all of the items break, you can go out and buy another set. The flashes in the kit come with soft protective cases for storage, a set of gels, and plastic stands. The plastic stands have a mount on the bottom of them for attaching the units to a light stand. My one problem with the flash units so far is that it can be hard at times to get the built in flash diffuser and bounce card out. I hope that with time and frequent use that it will be easier to get these items out of their slot. I bought this kit to be used with my Nikon D7200. I was pleasantly surprised to find that it also works with my Fujifilm XT1 when the camera is in electronic shutter mode. This kit is a great way to get into flash photography without putting out a lot of money. It's also great for those operating with Nikon and Fujifilm cameras.
By shirleylow
April 19, 2017
I own a Panasonic Lumix G85 camera (which I love), and purchased the Lumix FL360L flash ($210) to learn off-camera flash photography. The learning curve was very steep for me, and I still find that this flash doesn't fire consistently and gives inconsistent TTL results. Out of frustration, I bought the Yongnuo YN560 IV along with the YN560 TX (to be used as on-camera trigger; read my review on that product page). This has the Lumix FL360L beat in the following ways: a) Price. It is 1/3 the price. b) Consistency. The YN560-TX and YN560-IV communicate via radiowaves and does not require line-of-sight between the two. I have never had a misfire. I'm not sure how the Lumix G85 triggers the FL360L; it's either infrared or optical because 1) there is a preflash from the G85's small pop-up flash; 2) direct line-of-sight is required. c) Simplicity. Setup between the YN560-TX and YN560-IV is extremely easy. Once paired, you can manually adjust flash power and zoom of the YN560-IV from the on-camera YN560-TX. The only things I give up by using the Yongnuo trigger+flash system instead of the Panasonic camera+flash are: a) No TTL. b) No High speed sync. But if you're a beginner flash photographer, you don't need these things anyways. By the way, I initially tried to use the Panasonic G85 to trigger the FL360L flash, then have the FL360L flash trigger the YN560-IV flash by setting the YN560-IV to optical slave mode. This doesn't work. So now I have the YN560-TX on-camera to trigger the YN560-IV off-camera flash and (via Yongnuo RF-605) the FL360L off-camera flash.
By T***U
April 6, 2017
Je viens de recevoir le paquet avec son contenu : emballage impeccable (carton dur avec papiers pour le maintien du flash, lui-même dans son carton, pas de choc apparent, déballage sans soucis. Le produit : après quelques photos de test (j'ai dégainé trop vite sans lire la notice) sous-exposées, je suis tombé sur le réglage adéquat : luminosité excellente. Je n'aurai plus qu'à approfondir les modes proposés. Sur mon Canon 60D, réglages possibles et sans problème à partir du menu de l'appareil lui-même. Seul regret : manque le petit diffuseur à 2 ou 3€ se positionnant sur la partie frontale du flash, et que d'autres vendeurs sur internet proposent d'office sans supplément. Merci.
By oxome
March 31, 2017
My professor recommended this speed light, and its the best thing that has made my pictures look amazing. The price is right, quality is good. You can spin it a whole 360 degrees and it comes with a case for when you are not using it. If you are planning on buying a soft box or a light stand for the flash, then you should buy a YONGNUO YN560 YONGNUO YN560-TX for Canon Flash Transmitter Provide Remote Manual Power Control for YN-560 III Manual Flash Units Having Manual RF-602 RF-603 RF-603 II Compatible Radio Receivers Built In , its a Manual Flash controller, which triggers this flash to flash.I Also posted pictures of how one of YUNGNUO flash looks with a NEEWER 28x28 soft box Neewer 28" x 28"/70cm x 70cm Speedlite, Studio Flash, Speedlight and Umbrella Softbox with Carrying Bag for Portrait or Product Photography
By Thibor
March 12, 2017
C'est un peu péjoratif mais c'est le cas. Les mêmes fonctionnalités que les flashs de grandes marques, la même qualité de rendu, mais 5 fois moins cher... Ça consomme un peu plus que les "marques" il parait. Je n'en sais rien. En tout cas j'utilise des piles rechargeables "Eneloop pro". J'en ai toujours quelques unes en plus avec moi et je n'ai jamais dû changer les piles de mon flash en pleine séance. Que ça soit sur l'appareil pendant un reportage, ou en déporté pendant un shooting à l'extérieur. Le truc chiant c'est le manque d'information en français... mais franchement, celui qui achète ce type d'appareil et qui n'y connait rien, il vaut mieux qu'il suive un ou deux tutoriaux sur le net pour tirer le meilleur parti de cet appareil. Lire une notice ne servira pas à grand chose. Et celui qui connait ce genre d'appareil, bhein il a pas besoin de notice car les fonctionnalités sont exactement les mêmes que les plus grandes marques... Du coup, 5 étoiles méritées, ainsi que pour mes autres appareils Yongnuo. Rapport qualité/prix, je ne pense pas qu'il existe mieux.
By A. Richardson
January 24, 2017
I am a professional photographer so I am using the YN560 IV regularly in that capacity. I've owned name-brand speedlights, LumoPro 180's. and now these. for $70 you get flashes with built in transceivers that let you remotely control power, zoom, grouping, etc. For that money these things are a no-brainer. I never use TTL so I couldn't care less that these are manual only, that's what I prefer. I've never had an issue with these and I've had them for almost a year, using them multiple times a week. The only thing that keeps me from giving them 5 stars is the build quality is not quite as high as it could be, there's no AF assist beam, and the controls and hotshoe lock are not as nice as on the YN600EX. Don't get me wrong, they're solid flashes, but if you compare the build to the LP180's (those babies are tanks!) these fall a little short. The YN560 IV are an absolute dream for wedding and events where I mix off-camera flash with on-camera. No extra triggers or gadgets required since everything is built in already. If they ever do break it won't be a big deal at all since it will only cost me another $70 to replace them.
By B. L. Holliday
January 18, 2017
I bought this as a second light to feed my growing off-camera flash addiction, mostly for the optical trigger. I was wary about the number of reviews of units that were either DOA or dead after two or three shoots, but it's been dependable for me. I even take it out occasionally just to test it and make sure it's still going. I think at least part of the problem has to do with battery voltage leak—all batteries do this to some degree—over long periods of time. So, it stays in my camera bag, and I don't leave batteries in it like I do my Canon strobe. So my advice for other frugal photographers out there is that if you buy one of these, baby it, despite the apparent build quality. I do want to say a few things about the cycle times. It's not great. The fact that the audible notifications on it give me different beeps to let me know that it's fired and that it's ready to go again, though, is great. It works for what I'm using it for, but photogs who love shooting in burst mode should look elsewhere, if not for dedicated monolights, to give them peace of mind that it's going to fire every time. I think this flash is pretty reasonably priced as a second light, and maybe as a temporary light while a photographer saves up for something better.
By Paul
November 7, 2016
I have about twelve of these flashes and use them for wedding, event and real estate photography. I'm very happy with them but only give them a four star rating, because the quality is a lottery game. They might be dead right out of the box or they might just die in a few months or weeks. They might survive three falls on concrete and still work rock solid after two years of daily use. Don't know. Considering the low price and always having backup flashes with me, I can live with that. Things you need to know: These flashes are fully manual. No TTL. No high speed sync either. Meaning your shutter speed cannot exceed 1/160s or whatever your camera's sync speed is. Most people not comfortable with shooting in Manual mode should exit here and look for other products. You can fire these with a) YN560-TX triggers (recommended) b) Yongnuo RF-603 I or II triggers c) another YN560 IV flash WIth 4 Eneloop batteries I get about 100 full 1/1 power pops out of them. Manual adjustments are really easy to make from 1/128 to 1/1 power in either full steps or 1/3 steps. If they don't suddenly die (which doesn't happen that often, but it does), they are otherwise very reliable. I never had an issue on the job. The light output is as powerful as any high end speedlite flash. Outdoors I like to use three of them on a triple hotshoe bracket and get the light output of a studio strobe in a highly portable package running on AA batteries. I like to work with them because the manual settings are really easy to adjust and they are chap enough that I can replace them. I can leave one on a lightstand in a conference room and walk away. Comforting.
By D. Patterson
October 13, 2016
Really easy to use. I'd heard a lot about this brand as being a good third party option and so far I'm not disappointed. It seems to be working fine though I've only used it a couple of times. Also has a built in zoom. The bounce card that was built in was a bonus since I didn't expect that. I've ordered the gel filters too so we'll see how those go. This fits into my Bowens speedlight mount the same as my old Vivitar, though it's quite wide so I'm not sure that will be true for everyone. Upgrading from a totally manual flash and I was very worried it would be too complex. Took about 5 minutes of playing with it and works like a charm. Didn't realize it didn't have HSS which is why I knocked off a star. It's a bit big and bulky but seems sturdy. The twist and turn motion could be smoother. I haven't used it enough to notice issues with overheating or recycle times yet. I'm not sure the flimsy little stand is really going to hold it so I wouldn't trust that myself. I have a Nikon D80 so pictures aren't great but they work for my needs and you can see how well it lights up. Both were using bounce and indoors in a dark room with poor lighting.
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