YONGNUO Flashes for Nikon Cameras

YONGNUO Flashes for Nikon

Each time a camera takes a photograph, it makes a record of the light in a specific frame. Camera flashes are invented to assist in situations where there isn't enough natural light to correctly capture everything in the frame. Most Nikon DSLR cameras come with decent flashes installed on the camera itself, however, those who are interested in photography on a professional level could also use one of the many YONGNUO Flashes for Nikon.

The YONGNUO TTL camera flashes for Nikon are the first go to option if you want to add a bit of flash to your photography. The greatest worry when using TTL is the delay, however, advanced flash models can sync up to any shutter speed up to 1/8000. Some TTL camera flashes can also be adjusted to give out a continuous light for 1 second, so you can use them as static modelling light as well. YONGNUO flashes also come with elaborate LCD panel user interfaces and you can save your settings locally. This comes in handy for advanced users who wish to further tweak the flash for a specific use

Those who want to experiment with lighting from different directions, should look for YONGNUO flashes for Nikon with wireless remote control. Dive straight into the specification and check if your Nikon camera's trigger is compatible with the flash itself. The different between remote and hot-shoe use is that with hot-shoe the flash is compatible as long as it uses the same pins with your Nikon camera. Even if it doesn't react properly, there are ways to use it by setting up manual exposure and other custom features. With remote use, the trigger has to fit and it has to fit in the right trigger mode. Some flashes are only compatible with TX master mode, other with RX slave mode or a very specific S1/S2 slave mode. Each of these modes has its own advantages, so if you still do not know your preferences, choose one that integrates in more than one mode and try them out.