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Yongnuo YN968N II Nikon Pros: Light quality, price, features, power, built-in trigger Cons: It uses AA batteries. Seemingly flimsy battery door Opinion: For the price paid, especially if used, it is an excellent flash. The quality of light is really very good, in gusts, especially in HSS mode, the temperature of the light is not constant. The flash recharges pretty quickly if the batteries are of high quality, but the AAs are really uncomfortable for large shots. The 20-200 dish is excellent, larger than those of the latest round-head models. The build quality is good, but I'm a little afraid for the battery flap that seems a little more fragile and how long it should live even if it works after so many years, impeccably. The display has everything and is very easy to use, almost without the need to read the instructions. The autofocus function and those of the S1 and S2 slaves are excellent. It does not look bad at all even when compared to the flash equivalents of more famous brands. It has everything you need, including a built-in trigger that works in transmit and receive. I recommend the purchase to both amateur and professional who needs it for sporadic shots. Used many times for events, it always performed quite well. It's worth all the pennies of its price. sent on 22 Gennaio 2026 |
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Sony RX100 IV Pros: Compact, quality beyond expectations. Excellent in RAW. Cons: Battery life, "Scenes" not very useful, almost useless for videos. Fragile appearance. Exaggerated price Opinion: Excellent alternative to the heavy and bulky REFLEX, it releases an unexpected quality from such a small thing. As long as you use RAW files, whose development gives far better results than JPEGs, however decent. The V is the best of all, including the rear ones, for brightness and AF functionality sent on 20 Febbraio 2022 |
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