Godox TT520 speedlight

[Will V|Photography]

Yongnuo 460ii

 

[FoxRacer2]

Yongnuo 460ii

Seems like your liking it congrats. I love mine!

 

[Will V|Photography]

Boy oh boy do I love this flash! So much fun!

All of these shots were done in a pitch-dark room with the flash on half power bounced off the ceiling or a wall...


Self Portrait by FLWill, on Flickr

Brutal Beauty by FLWill, on Flickr

Withering Beauty by FLWill, on Flickr

and the only other light in this shot was the TV. Flash bounced off wall behind me...


Oscar Dog by FLWill, on Flickr

I'm learning more and more every day and I can't stop taking pics with it! Definitely recommended for the photographer on a budget. Going to invest in some triggers next to play with some off-camera strobing.

 

[CustomPinoyRides.com]

Did a review comparison of the Godox TT520 (rebadged as CDR King in my part of the world) and the Yong Nuo YN467.

I posted the review on my portfolio site here: » Product Review: CD-R King Flash / Strobe (TT520) I AM THE aSTIG

Photos using the 2 flashes (one lighting the side of the car, the other lighting the front/rear):

 

[Will V|Photography]

Are you using any gels? My YN-460ii like to put out a blue-ish toned light and I don't particularly like it.

 

[CustomPinoyRides.com]

Are you using any gels? My YN-460ii like to put out a blue-ish toned light and I don't particularly like it.

No gels. My YN467's color temperature looks warm, and the TT520 looks cool. Because of that, I now have two TT520's. My YN467 will now serve as the 3rd flash for strobist shooting (hair light or fill), and my main flash only if I'm using it on my camera's hotshoe since it has TTL.

 

[fotojack]

Are you using any gels? My YN-460ii like to put out a blue-ish toned light and I don't particularly like it.

Are you sure it's your flash and not your White Balance setting in the camera?

 

[Will V|Photography]

Are you sure it's your flash and not your White Balance setting in the camera?

Could be but I run auto white balance. It doesn't really matter as I shoot RAW and can adjust it in post anyway. I just wanted to know if that was a normal thing for most flashes or if it was isolated to certain ones (for example, YN460ii, etc).

 

[Will V|Photography]

Ok, I'm going to keep this thread moving along with more questions. I'm planning my next purchase and I'm fairly certain it's going to be another flash and some triggers. Any recommendations on a good (yet still cheap) flash to compliment my 460ii? I was thinking of keeping with the YongNuo family as I'm really happy with my current flash but I'd like to get one that is a "step up" if you will. I pretty much have it narrowed down to the 467 or the 560.

Any thoughts?