Yongnuo YN-560 Slave Modes - No Flash Triggers, No Problem! - CamCrunch
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Do you have a flash, but no flash triggers? Don't worry, there's another way to fire your flash off of your camera! This is a short tutorial on how to use the slave modes (s1, s2) of your Yongnuo YN-560 Speedlight to fire your flash off of your camera without the use of wireless flash triggers.
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Yongnuo YN-560 Slave Modes - No Triggers, No Problem!
Yongnuo YN-560 Slave Modes - No Triggers, No Problem!
Yongnuo YN-560 Slave Modes - No Triggers, No Problem!
Yongnuo YN-560 Slave Modes - No Triggers, No Problem!
Thank you! I was set at S2 instead of S1. Your video gave more details to help me figure this out.
I love you. I spent a whole day trying to figure this out with no luck. Thank you for a clear and helpful explanation.
I was looking for the difference between S1 and S2 modes, not for this particular flash but in general, as they appear on most budget speedlights but their online listings never explain what they mean. Your explanation was simple and concise. Thank you!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for a short but clear tutorial brother..
Great video, it really helped when you explained the S1/S2 modes.
Dude I love you. You are a life saver. Beem trying to figure this out all night
Pretty cool you are making more vids Nico.
Your stuff is informational and pure simple, Thanks!
I'm glad I came across this video, I never knew my YN560 done this. I gave it a try and this function works perfect...I wish I knew this before I purchased my transmitter and 3 receivers. Cool stuff tho.. Thanks..
Very helpful, I was going to go and buy wireless triggers but I guess I won't be needed to spend money on those anymore. thankss
HAIRCUT! ABOUT TIME :P Great tutorial as always, thanks :P
Thank you for sharing the setting and equipment used to shoot your videos. Good job. Keep it up.
Such a helpful video. Thanks
Good info. thanks for your time on this!
Pretty damn usefull information!just got my mkiv version of this speedlite and cant wait to buy my kid bro about 2 of these this xmas!
Thank you, Good explanation of the flash modes.
Thank you very much indeed nico. Very helpful indeed. I chose this flash as I loved the lo key strobist tutorial you did with your brother. I have lots of ideas for this and have been inspired by you. Am looking to get the trigger and transmitter shortly though too.
Many thanks
Well done! Great job presenting you were very informative and I learned a lot.
Thank you!
Na Shock akoPwede pala yun., Basta naka S2! Really Help!., Tnx Men!
Another very useful video, thanks!
Amazing video thanks for this.... subscribed
Great and simple explain, thanks
great tutorial brother
Thanks for great Info! i'm new in strobist. Good Job! Keep it up! :)
Great video kid! keep crunching!
Thanks!!
Fab video well done and thankyou.
I've been searching this! I Had that question 'cause i wanted to buy the flash 560
Thank you for this tutorial ,verry thanks
Thanks, Stanley!
Deym.. i wish i'd watch your video earlier.. great help. Thanks buddy
Very well explain CamCrunch
Good job Nico! Thanks man
Awesome video
You've got a sub...nice!
Yup, as long as it sees the light!
Thank you for this tutorial
No problem! Thanks for watching!
Dude you saved me!
great info!! im interested in a flash and i wanna know how far can the flash stand on a tripod before i need a trigger?
Thank you!
Hey bud, what if we have a trigger mounted on the camera.. and want to use the flash as an off camera flash
Very helpful. thanks
Thanks!
When using the focus point during a dark situation the laser bean built in the the speedlight beams out and points to the subject, just like the focus point, in order to get a correct focus shoot. Which I understand.
Now when I'm using the wireless trigger during dark situation the laser bean built in the speedlight beams out not toward the subject only the focus point. I still do get a correct focus shot but want to know why it does that when using wireless triggers.
Thanks very much
Niiice review. But which camera did you connect the flash with as a slave??
My YN-560-III does not have S1 or S2 modes. Only M and Multi. Please help!
Would it still fire behind an umbrella?
I see your flash is on a stand. What kind of stand do you use? I want to achieve this but I don't know what stand I need. Any suggestions for a flash stand or brands to look out for? Thanks for your tutorial
thanks for info
The photography composition videos are coming soon!
As long as the optical slave sees the flash, it will fire!
I use my hand to partially cover the pop up flash because even if the pop up is set to -2 it'll still contaminate the photo.
Justin Feroz You could try backing the camera away from the subject and zoom in. This will greatly lessen the effect of the built in camera flash while still maintaining the desired effect of the off-camera flash.
Nice Bro i'm thinking to buy one to my nikon d7000
Bro, I have a Canon t4i. What about firing my Yongnuo 560-II on slave mode without the use of firing my pop-up flash, is it possible? I mean, I dont want my pop-up flash to fire a single flash in order to trigger my external flash to work.. is it possible? thanks bro
Does YN685 also does the same job? I have Nikon D7200 with no transmitter and I can't get it work! Please help!
I have a nikon d810 and the YN-568ex can it be used as a trigger, is that possible ? Than ks
thank you best
How did you get to the slave mode?
I have orderd myself the YN-560, same model as in this video,. any ide if i can trigger it with the YN560 TX ? Cause i planed on geting one of those as well as another YN560 flash.
Pls tell me Yongnuo YN-560 II Speedlight Flash will work with Samsung nx1000 camera?
Thank you
I have a Yongnou 560 IV . Tried the slave mode with my 600d Canon. Using the Canon Built in Flash to trigger the Yongnuo off camera flash.
Seems like When I try the off camera flash. Put the Yongnuo to the side of the subject. .. Increase the shutter speed to 120 ms of the camera, seems like the Shutter Takes a shot first and then the Yongnuo flash activates and flashes. Seems like there is delay on the flash. Picture is Dark like ther is no flash ? But the Flash Fires up.
Does this happen also on the Wireless transmitters of Yongnuo like the RC603 C with the YOngnuo 560 IV ?
Pls help.
Hi Nico, can I use a 568ex ii as a master and a 560ex as a slave? Will there be any compatibility issues? Cheers
thanks!
Does it work with canon and nikon dslr or other non dslr?
Thnx
so whats the maximum sync speed if ur using on camera flash?
Hey thank you for the video, but I am wondering if I can use a radio flash trigger on a Canon 70D while using the built-in flash and the above yungnuo speedlight
You would have to attach a PC sync cable to the camera and may need one of the little flash brackets.
Why would you want to use the camera in that configuration?
how can I set the Canon 650 D with yonguano 560III
I've been to 2 events with little children finishing kindergarden..I had my flashes in slave modes because I don't own flash triggers and I can't stress how important is to have flash triggers..when all the parents start to take photos of their kids with their point and shoot with flash on my flashes fired on and on,sometimes they didn't fire for me because they just fired for some random parent..not funny
That could definitely be a problem!
will work that on canon eos 600d??
Thanks for watching!
I am a beginner in photography so my question is very basic. Is it possible to use off camera key flash in ttl mode and use another flash as the slave flash? like i need a two flash situation.
yes it is
Hi there, I am trying a YN685 flash with Nikon D7000. Can't make the optical trigger with in built camera flash. There are slave modes as 622 R. Slave, 622 M. Slave and 603 Slave. Any suggestion how to make it work as an off camera flash using optical trigger? Cheers Ankan
Did you find any answer?
The YN685 is intended to slave to 2.4GHz wireless transmitters, specifically the YN-622 and YN-603. As far as I can see it does not have an optical slave function at all.
wow. thanks
hmm.. but u must use master flash as the trigger...
Do you know if I can use the YN600 that supports high speed synce and just the 560 in S2 mode slave and achieve high speed sync?
I mean in S1 mode. Basically, I have 2 560 and it doesn't support high speed sync so I wonder if it's a slave and gets the flash from the 600, I imagine it might work?
How far can it be ?
Yup! :P
Do I need to keep my camera's built in flash faced to the external flash?
+Joy Costa no, when he says that the external flash fires when it "sees" the camera's built in flash, he means wirelessly, not physically
William James William James no he means the opposite. He is talking about optical slave mode. The flashbulb from the camera triggers the OCF optically. So yes, the OCF needs to be within line of sight to the on cam flash.
Cheers :)
Cheers!
Giles Wendes b
will this work on the 550D?
the flash works on the 550D but not the master/slave thing.
Can i use two flash in slave mode??
Yup!
Please show how to set the mode on the camera , saying what to do doesn't really help for beginners thank you
usually you'd just use the mode dial to change the mode settings. what camera are you using?
Smart and HOT!
Nikon d5100
now, i know how its work...
are you Filipino?
how to trigger yn 685??
did you find any answer?
you should not teach till you know how to
I liked the video but gave it a thumbs down cause even though you went over the settings and the modes and buttons, you failed yet again in another tutorial to mention how we can use HSS (high speed sync) with the flash... Please make a tutorial on high speed sync where you show how to set it up, from the stand, to whether or not your can use triggers to how to set it up with your camera and what flash you use for HSS...
That's unfortunate you gave the video a thumbs down, seeing as how he did not say he would be covering HSS. Also, the 560's do not even have HSS, so he could not have covered this even if he wanted to.
LogansRun91 Did he say that in the video because I didn't hear it... In that case, I will change my thumbs down to a thumbs up... Thanks for your input... =) ...
Nel Nieves
Yeah this flash doesn't have HSS the EX version does ircc tho.
Thank you so much! Great video.