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Yongnuo YN560 User Manual

Yongnuo YN560
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Warning
To avoid fire or electrical shock, do not expose this product to rain or moisture.
Do not flash at high level output continuously for over 15 times.
To avoid short circuit, make sure the batteries are securely packed
so that the contacts
do not touch each other and take care not to short circuit the batteries
when handling
them.
Please place the batteries and any other small parts that
can be swallowed mistakenly
away from children. Contact a doctor immediately if this happens.
To avoid possible injury to eyes, do not use the flash light close to the eyes.
Do not use the flash light on the people who
have medical conditions that might be
aggravated by this without first consulting a doctor.
Please remove the batteries from the flash light and stop using immediately in case of:
It is dropped or otherwise seriously damaged so that inner components are revealed.
If the battery leaks corrosive liquids or chemicals
, please take out the battery with
gloves.
The product gives off strange smell, smokes or becomes very hot.
Do not disassemble or maintain this product. Touching the internal high voltage circuits
will cause serious electrical shock.

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Yongnuo YN560 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Zoom Range24-105mm
Recycle TimeApprox. 3 seconds
Power Source4 x AA batteries (alkaline or Ni-MH)
Color Temperature5600K
Flash ModesMulti
Swivel Angle270 degrees
Tilt Angle0-90 degrees
Wireless TriggeringYes
Manual Power Levels1/1 to 1/128

Summary

Safety Warnings

Product Features

Product Parts Identification

Installation Instructions

Install Batteries

Instructions for inserting batteries into the flash unit.

Mount Flash on Camera

Steps to attach the flash unit securely to a camera's hot shoe.

Basic Functions Operation

Basic Operations Overview

Details on how to operate the flash unit's main functions via its buttons.

Power Switch Operation

Instructions on how to turn the flash unit on and off.

Flash Modes: M, S1, S2

Explanation of Manual, S1, and S2 modes for flash output and triggering.

Test Flash Function

How to use the PILOT button to test the flash unit's functionality.

Power Saving Mode

Information on enabling/disabling and the operation of the power saving feature.

Overheat Protection

Explanation of the overheating protection function and how to handle it.

Manual Zoom Focal Length

How to adjust the flash head's focal length using the ZOOM buttons.

Advanced Use Cases

Fine Tuning Output Power

Instructions on how to fine-tune the flash output for precise exposure control.

PC Synchronous Port Usage

Details on using the PC synchronous port for flash synchronization.

Automatic Setting Saving

How the flash unit automatically saves current settings for future use.

Multi-flash Lighting Application

Guidance on using the flash in multi-flash setups with a master flash.

High-speed Continuous Shooting

Information on using the flash for high-speed continuous shooting.

Rear-curtain Sync Technique

How to use slow shutter speeds for trailing effects with rear-curtain sync.

Reflection Flash Technique

Techniques for using bounce flash off walls or ceilings for natural lighting.

Built-in Bounce Card Usage

How to use the bounce card for catchlights in the subject's eyes.

Built-in Wide-angle Diffuser

How to use the wide-angle diffuser for softer, more natural flash effects.

Product Specifications

Troubleshooting and Solutions

Outdoor Use and Sensor Precautions

Tips for using the flash outdoors, avoiding direct sunlight on the sensor.

Exposure and Camera Settings

Troubleshooting under/over exposure by checking camera settings and flash limits.

Vignetting and Illumination Issues

Addressing uneven illumination or vignetting by checking zoom and using the diffuser.

Panel Dimness and Malfunctions

Solutions for a dim control panel and troubleshooting abnormal flash operation.

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