Yongnuo YN568EX III Wireless Master and Slave TTL Flash Speedlite with High Speed Sync for Canon DSLR Camera
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In the optical transportation wireless flash shooting, the YN568EX III can be used as a master unit to trigger YONGNUO and C's EX series speedlite(except the YN585EX), and supports 4 channels, realize wireless TTL, manual flash and stroboscopic flash. One YN568EX III can respectively accept the master unit of YN600EX-RT II, YN568EX II, YN568EX III, 600EX(II)-RT, 580EX II, SB-910/900/800/700, Nikon internal flash and Canon commander and wireless signal of 7D/60D/600D, realiszs external TTL, manual flash and stroboscopic flash. High index TTL flash, supports TTL, M, Multi flash; and supports supports automatic & manual zooming, the focal length can be varied between 24-105mm. The YN568EX III can synchronize with all shutter speeds, realize TTL and manual flash, 1/8000s maximum shutter sync; and the recyling time for full output just takes 2 seconds. YN568EX III can be triggered by the camera set-top, PC synchronization trigger and wireless optical trigger off the camera.
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In the optical transportation wireless flash shooting, the YN568EX III can be used as a master unit to trigger YONGNUO and C's EX series speedlite(except the YN585EX), and supports 4 channels, realize wireless TTL, manual flash and stroboscopic flash. One YN568EX III can respectively accept the master unit of YN600EX-RT II, YN568EX II, YN568EX III, 600EX(II)-RT, 580EX II, SB-910/900/800/700, Nikon internal flash and Canon commander and wireless signal of 7D/60D/600D, realiszs external TTL, manual flash and stroboscopic flash. High index TTL flash, supports TTL, M, Multi flash; and supports supports automatic & manual zooming, the focal length can be varied between 24-105mm. The YN568EX III can synchronize with all shutter speeds, realize TTL and manual flash, 1/8000s maximum shutter sync; and the recyling time for full output just takes 2 seconds. YN568EX III can be triggered by the camera set-top, PC synchronization trigger and wireless optical trigger off the camera.