Better photos with flash! Here you find information and reviews about speedlites from Canon, Yongnuo, Nikon, Nissin, and other manufacturer brands. Most recent post: Yongnuo YN-468 II released – YN560-II coming in December
Browse through the list to find information and in-depth review articles by manufacturer and flash model name. Info and reviews for Vivitar, Sigma, and other manufacturer brands are listed under the “other manufacturers” category:
Yongnuo Speedlite
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Canon Speedlite |
Nikon Speedlight
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Metz Flashes
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Nissin Flash
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Other Manufacturers |
Flash product road maps … new features … release dates: use the “ask Yongnuo” forum to ask Yongnuo direct questions; the general forum is your place to talk about anything flash related.
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OK – you see there’s a lot of choice out there, but which one should you buy from the dozens of available flash units? Canon, Metz, Nissin, Sigma, Vivitar, Nissin, Yongnuo, Oloong, or MeiKe? The following pages provide more information across several brands and list recommended models for different budgets.
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YN465/468/565/etc + Canon Rebel T3i/5D mkII/7D = ?
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Which Is the Most Powerful Flash? Speedlights.net Power Index
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- Yongnuo YN-565EX for Nikon Available Now!
- Nikon Speedlight SB-910 to Replace the SB-900 Flash
- Yongnuo Speedlite YN560-II Manual Flash (new upgraded 'mark II' version)
- Yongnuo YN468-II Available Now! (Don't buy the old one anymore)
- Yongnuo YN-468II E-TTL Speedlite Flash "Mark 2"
- Yongnuo YN-565 EX Flash Review
- Yongnuo YN-565 Instruction Manual PDF
- Canon Speedlite 320EX vs 430EX II
- In-depth Review of Canon Speedlite 320EX Flash and Video Light (a 430EX II alternative)
- Unboxing and quick video review of Canon speedlite 320EX "hybrid" flash and video light









Canon cameras can be a bit tricky when it comes to compatibility with 3rd party flash. This crowd-sourced and curated list represents what’s known about camera-flash compatibility at this point.
Forget the manufacturer specs! Different zoom settings, measurement methodologies, and sometimes even ISO adjustments make it very hard to compare guide numbers between different models and makes. The Speedlights.net ranking displays actual metering results, all of them obtained under controlled test conditions.



