The Ultimate Guide to the Yongnuo YN730 Universal Speedlite

The Ultimate Guide to the Yongnuo YN730 Universal Speedlite

Introduction to the Yongnuo YN730 Universal Speedlite The Yongnuo YN730 is the successor of the YN720 released in 2018. The YN730 Universal Speedlite has garnered a considerable following among both amateur and professional photographers. This user-friendly manual flash (not TTL) offers an optimal solution for enhancing lighting setups, which is essential for photographers seeking to elevate the quality of their images. One of the key factors driving the appeal of the Yongnuo YN730 is its price point. Compared to its…

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Yongnuo EF-EOS M II: A Versatile Adapter for Canon EF/EF-S Lenses

Yongnuo EF-EOS M II: A Versatile Adapter for Canon EF/EF-S Lenses

The Yongnuo EF-EOS M II is a versatile adapter that allows you to use Canon EF/EF-S lenses on Canon EOS M mirrorless cameras. This adapter supports electronic communication between the camera and lens, enabling autofocus, image stabilization, and camera-controlled aperture functions. For around $50, this is a great choice for photographer on a tight budget. Features: Benefits: Who should buy this adapter? The Yongnuo EF-EOS M II is a great option for photographers who want to use their existing Canon…

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Test: Eneloop Charger BQ-CC55 (Panasonic)

Test: Eneloop Charger BQ-CC55 (Panasonic)

After testing Eneloop batteries (as well as Amazon Basics batteries) I finally decided to buy a charger (I was using a 10-year-old Ni-MH charger until then). My eyes stopped on the Panasonic BQ-CC55 (Eneloop). We will see what this intelligent charger brings in new features compared to the older versions. Edit 2024: This charger is now quite old, and there are a lot more most recent options available. Click the link below to check the lastest chargers. See it on…

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Yongnuo YN433 Camera – The Ultimate 4K Streaming Webcam

Yongnuo YN433 Camera – The Ultimate 4K Streaming Webcam

Introduction to the Yongnuo YN433 Camera The Yongnuo YN433 is a new mirrorless camera specifically designed to meet the needs of live broadcasters and content creators. Priced at under $600, this camera features a 20-megapixel micro 4/3 sensor, making it a compelling choice for those looking to upgrade their streaming setup without breaking the bank. Although there are many much cheaper options for getting started with streaming, Yongnuo’s product falls into the mid/high range. The micro 4/3 format (micro 4/3,…

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YONGNUO MIRRORLESS CAMERA YN450M (Updated)

YONGNUO MIRRORLESS CAMERA YN450M (Updated)

After a YN450 announced in 2018 that never came out, except a few unit on the grey market in China, Yongnuo announced an updated version of its mirrorless camera thingy, the YN450M. So what’s new? Well, pretty simple. The main difference is the mount. The YN450 already had a micro 4/3 sensor, but weirdly embedded a Canon EF mount. The new YN450M have the same 16MP micro four third sensor, but is now packed with a micro 4/3 mount. It…

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Flash Yongnuo YN-968N II (Nikon)

Flash Yongnuo YN-968N II (Nikon)

The YN-968 flash series is one of Yongnuo’s best sellers. The first version, which appeared at the end of 2017, was acclaimed by Nikonists, since it was a complete camera, sold around $150 and capable of being controlled by the YN-622 triggers. Released at the end of 2019, this new version (YN968-II) brings its share of novelty, in a price that is always contained, compared to all the creative possibilities it offers. The flash comes with its protective cover and…

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Flash Yongnuo YN-968N (Nikon)

Flash Yongnuo YN-968N (Nikon)

A new Yongnuo flash specially designed for our Nikonist friends: The YN-968N. Released in summer 2017, it is now part of the Yongnuo beasts, these TTL cobra flashes above $150 and with a GN of 60 and which integrate the Yongnuo wireless trigger systems (YN-622 in this case). This YN-968N is massive. It is imposing and looks really solid. Please note: The article is old, and a newer version of this flash (YN968N II) is now available. A little extra…

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Yongnuo 85mm F/1.8 Sony (E-mount)

Yongnuo 85mm F/1.8 Sony (E-mount)

Finally, Yongnuo announces several E-mount lenses (for Sony cameras), the 50mm f/1.8 as well as the 85mm f/1.8. Let’s start by talking about the second lens: the 85mm F1.8S DF DSM (the 50mm F/1.8S DA DSM can be found here). Moreover, we can notice a new logo/name on the Yongnuo lenses: YnLens. This is the first Yongnuo lens for Sony Full-Frame cameras with an E-mount. The construction seems better than the others 85mm F/1.8 from Yongnuo (for Canon and Nikon)…

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Yongnuo 50mm F/1.8 Sony (E-mount)

Yongnuo 50mm F/1.8 Sony (E-mount)

Finally, Yongnuo announces several E-mount lenses (for Sony cameras), the 50mm f/1.8 as well as the 85mm f/1.8. Let’s start by talking about the first lens: the 50mm F1.8S DA DSM (the 85mm F/1.8S DF DSM can be found here). Moreover, we can notice a new logo/name on the Yongnuo lenses: YnLens. This is the first Yongnuo lens for Sony APS-C cameras with an E-mount. The construction seems better than the others 50mm F/1.8 from Yongnuo (for Canon and Nikon)…

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Yongnuo 42.5mm F/1.7 µ4/3 Panasonic & Olympus

Yongnuo 42.5mm F/1.7 µ4/3 Panasonic & Olympus

Yongnuo has released at the end of 2019 a first lens for owners of 4/3 Panasonic and Olympus micro cameras. It is a 42.5mm fixed focal length lens that opens to 1.7. Its small price under $100 should please most people. The equivalent at Panasonic is the Lumix G 42.5mm F/1.7 OIS which costs around $350. 42.5mm on a micro 4/3 camera corresponds to a focal length of 85mm in 35mm equivalent. Characteristic of the YN42.5mm F/1.7 Macro: Here are…

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