Does the YN560 camera flash works with the cannon 50D?
67125
Yes it does! It works great. If you want to do off camera you'll need some sort of trigger, but on camera works great.
67126
Yes. It works with any Canon EOS camera but you must remember the camera hot shoe only functions as a trigger. All settings are manual.
1087942
Yes it will, I use it with YN560III and also with Sony Alpha F58AM and it fits nice and secure on both. It makes a big difference on the softness of the light on your subject vs naked flash. UPDATE: There is another version of this diffusers that uses a velcro strap to tighten it to your flash and those work great too. I'm currently using the one with the strap and it's more convenient in my opinion.
446291
hiyes it work with YN560 flash. it is flaxable and you can fix it with all normal size flashes
1486244
I don't know as mine is a Cybershot T50. Sorry that I can't be more helpful.
648275
It should since the 50D and 5D are just a small and big brother and have same pinout for the socket, but I would verify anyway on the manufacturer website. It works fine with my 50D. Again it should work, but verify on the web. Thank you
749809
I do not know if it works with that kind of flash, I am using 2 flashes: Yongnuo YN 560 for Canon Nikon Pentax III and YongNuo YN-468 II E-TTL Speedlite With LCD Display, for Canon 50D 40D T1i Xsi XS, and works perfectly. And my camera is canon t3i
2207913
Yes. I bought a receiver - and it works really great together. Just to let you know that I like YN 560 better then Canon 430. The control is simple and the had turns without a push button. Good luck.
358591
I purchased the NPT-04 for my Cannon camera. The flashes I have (old Vivitar-Late 70's, a KMart Focal directional early 80's, and another Vivitar from the late 80's) all work with my Canon camera when I put it directly on the body. So if it works on your Canon Body, it will probably work on the NPT-04. Make sure that all the batteries are good and the switch config is the same (combo of on & off). I did find that you have to turn the NPT off make the switch changes then turn back on for the conf to take effect. But it's a rock solid device for me. I don't know or own a tt560. Hope this helps you.
1136407
I'm not sure I'd be the best person to answer your question as I own the Yongnuo YN560-II. However, the kit works well on it's own without the need for an additional speedlight. I use the strobes mainly for Portrait photography and some photo's of my now 6 month old son. I use the speedlite mostly on camera and bounce it off walls or a small reflector indoors. And outside as a fill. Sorry I couldn't directly answer your question. Best of luck.
539080
It should be compatible. It worked fine on my 50D for a short period of time. Then, I pushed too hard to get the angle correct to bounce off the ceiling for a portrait and the mount, which is made of plastic, broke. If you can be really careful, it seemed to be a decent entry-level TTL flash, but it might be worth looking for one with a metal base if you can spend a little more.
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Invest in Yongnuo transceivers to triggers (available in Canon and Nikon flavors.). If you get one YN-622-N (N is for Nikon, which I assume you are shooting) for mounting to the speedlight, and then get the YN-622-N-TX for the camera, you will be able to control your flash output from the camera on any TTL capable flash (e.g., Sb600 or Sb700). When the speedlight is mounted inside the softbox it is a pain in the butt to change the settings when in Manual Mode. In TTL mode it is not as big an issue.
1827524
Yes. It does. I use it on my 60D, my 7D and now my 6D and it works wonderfully! I love this flash! I would love to show you a few pictures taken with this flash on my 6D They turned out much better than I expected.
682816
Yes. I do have the same flash and works like a charm. The power connectors is the same on all YN flashes, so you can use it on 560, 565, 568 flashes.
2162685
I cannot answer you directly since I am using nikon... It fits good on the Nikon Speedlite 700 and it is hard to fix (tight) on Yongnuo speedlite YN560. You could compare the size of the fixing end your flash with your friends nikon flash. Hope this helps.
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That's difficult to say, but my guess would be no. Apart from the fact that it needs to be a flash that will respond to the camera initiation, this device is pretty much a piece of crap. Your T3i also doesn't have a lock for the flash, it relies on the lock on the flash device. This item doesn't have one. So even if it works, it will just be sitting on top of your camera. My advice is to pass.If you really want a decent flash at a bargain price, I use the Yongnuo YN-560 II Yongnuo YN-560 II Speedlight Flash for Canon and Nikon. GN58. I've used this for some time now, and it's a great unit. Scott Kelby (Kelbytraining.com and Photoshopuser.com) actually includes this in his "Pro Lighting on a budget" recommendation list. That's difficult to say, but my guess would be no. Apart from the fact that it needs to be a flash that will respond to the camera initiation, this device is pretty much a piece of crap. Your T3i also doesn't have a lock for the flash, it relies on the lock on the flash device. This item doesn't have one. So even if it works, it will just be sitting on top of your camera. My advice is to pass.If you really want a decent flash at a bargain price, I use the Yongnuo YN-560 II Yongnuo YN-560 II Speedlight Flash for Canon and... » Read More That's difficult to say, but my guess would be no. Apart from the fact that it needs to be a flash that will respond to the camera initiation, this device is pretty much a piece of crap. Your T3i also doesn't have a lock for the flash, it relies on the lock on the flash device. This item doesn't have one. So even if it works, it will just be sitting on top of your camera. My advice is to pass.If you really want a decent flash at a bargain price, I use the Yongnuo YN-560 II Yongnuo YN-560 II Speedlight Flash for Canon and Nikon. GN58. I've used this for some time now, and it's a great unit. Scott Kelby (Kelbytraining.com and Photoshopuser.com) actually includes this in his "Pro Lighting on a budget" recommendation list. « Show Less
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If you mean can you control speed lights in manual mode from the camera yes I used YN 622C with YN 568, 565, and a Canon 580 EX II just had to go to flash control in my camera then to the ext. flash and change the mode to manual then go to wireless set and control them by groups.
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I believe it should work with YN flashes. The unit is very flexible, so it can be adjusted to hold YN560.