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Yongnuo Introduces Improved Flash Models YN560-II And YN468-II

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02/21/2012
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Last Updated on 02/21/2012 by Chris Gampat

The new Yongnuo flashes YN560-II and YN468-II

Yongnuo, Hong Kong based manufacturer of accessory flashes, has introduced two new feature-packed models to their lineup of affordable speedlights. The YN560-II, an update to the very popular YN560 model, gains an LCD panel and stroboscopic mode, while the YN468-II comes with improved buttons and is now also available for Nikon cameras. Read more after the jump.

YN560-II specifications

  • GN 58
  • Covers a focal length range from 24 — 105 mm
  • Wireless trigger for S1 and S2 mode, up to 25 m reach
  • Charging socket for external power pack
  • Recylce time of three seconds
  • Supports 8 fps continuous shooting at 1/8th power output
  • Output fine-tuning from 1/1 to 1/128 in 64 levels
  • PC snyc port

For the full details, please visit the manufacturer’s website. The YN560-II is available via Yongnuo’s official eBay store for ~ US-$ 80.

YN468-II specifications

  • GN 33
  • Covers a focal length range from 24 — 85 mm
  • New improved battery compartment
  • New improved optical slave sensor
  • New improved AF assist light
  • TTL, M, Multi, S1 and S2 flash modes supported
  • Recylce time of three seconds
  • PC sync port

For the full details, please visit the manufacturer’s website. The YN468-II is available via Yongnuo’s official eBay store for ~ US-$ 100.

Via Lighting Rumors.

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