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How do I use a Yongnuo YN200 with a Nikon speedlight?
The YN-560-TX II is a manual-only transmitter that cannot remotely control the YN200 in TTL or HSS. All you can do with a YN-560-TX II is fire it remotely and control its power level and turn its ...
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How do I use a Yongnuo YN200 with a Nikon speedlight?
If you want to control the YN200 in TTL or Multi mode it appears you'll need the newer YN560-TX Pro transmitter. If you only want to control manual flash power the older YN560-TX will do.
You'll need ...
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How can I use an SB-700 Speedlight off-camera without a pop-up commander or using an additional trigger?
All you need to fire an off-camera flash with the built-in flash of any camera (even a P&S) is for the flash to have a "dumb" optical slave mode. Unlike the "smart" optical slaving that requires ...
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D3100 and external speedlite (SB-700) + compatibility
What I'm looking for is the following: I want to use the flash externally and remotely by triggering it (TTL) with an some sort of cheap trigger that can trigger the flash with automatic values (i ...
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Can you control YN560 IV speedlights using a SB-700 in the hotshoe mount as a master?
No. You can't control YN-560IVs with an SB-700 the same way an SB-700 can control another SB-700 using Nikon's Creative Lighting System (CLS). Only the Yongnuo flashes with EX in the name have this ...
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