Yongnuo YN-465 Review - Manual Mode - Speedlights.net

speedlights.net review of the manual mode of Yongnuo YN-465 in Nikon i-TTL version. While being a very capable i-TTL flash this strobe is also a very good strobist flash with manual power down to 1/64. It lacks the optical slave modes of its brothers, e.g. YN-460, but fires perfectly with radio triggers. Read on here for more information and specs: speedlights.net...

[@DSWestwood]

@MonkeyManBlues i still bought the flash tho and its great! nothing compare my 580exii but id rather bring the 465 on the field and if i bump /drop i dont care cuz its so cheap to replace but does work great.

[@iseecheese]

what is the difference between th 60 and the 65for manual controls? anyone?

[@traceur1099]

@SpeedlightsNet great vid! just wondering for the yn465 how do you know when it is half power, 1/4, 1/8 etc..... like which lights indicate which power?!

[@ScotPhotography]

how do i use it off the camera? dose it use the on camera flash to triger it?

[@MonkeyManBlues]

@WESTWOODBEATS Thank you, I agree fully. You can't "review" a product without speaking. It seems there are more "reviews" without talking than there are with talking. If you don't talk, it's a demo.

[@mj6693]

got mixed up on choosing yn-465 or yn-467 for my nikon d90
I want use it with a soft box or reflector for outdoor portrait, that i think optical slave trigger won't work for me on s2 mode,so i had to purchase a radio trigger for it(i think it doesn't have a synch cable port for wire trigger)
so a better choice for me is more power full flash with radio trigger like yongnuo Rf-602 Or hannel combi-tf ?
am i right,any recommend or better radio trigger ?

[@santoshgaikwad76]

Hi, if i have to use this flash with my Nikon D80 then does it gonna require a wireless trigger? if yes, which wireless trigger transmitter / receiver pair you used in your video? thanks