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<blockquote data-quote="rocketman122" data-source="post: 244195" data-attributes="member: 14443"><p>565's are awesome flashes. very strong and very fast. it has a&nbsp; battery pack port as well. just no HSS mode. I was considering getting 3&nbsp; of these for off camera flash work. 2 to fire from umbrellas and one&nbsp; for rim lighting. amazing pics for family portraits. but sent yongnuo an&nbsp; email and they said the 568 mark II are in testing phases so im waiting&nbsp; and will go for the flagships if they have a battery port included.&nbsp; they will be able to run as masters!! YES! the 568/565 are already&nbsp; killing sales for nikon, once the 568NII come out, its not going be good&nbsp; at all for nikon. so many wedding pros use their flashes and slaves. thats the 568 (the same pretty much as a 565) in the back giving the rim job, err, rim light (how disgusting am I...shaking head)... with 2-560III shooting bounced from an umbrella. iso 2000, dark as hell out. only lights from those pillars you see. D3/105VR dont reember specs but something like 125 f/4 or so.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="rocketman122, post: 244195, member: 14443"] 565's are awesome flashes. very strong and very fast. it has a battery pack port as well. just no HSS mode. I was considering getting 3 of these for off camera flash work. 2 to fire from umbrellas and one for rim lighting. amazing pics for family portraits. but sent yongnuo an email and they said the 568 mark II are in testing phases so im waiting and will go for the flagships if they have a battery port included. they will be able to run as masters!! YES! the 568/565 are already killing sales for nikon, once the 568NII come out, its not going be good at all for nikon. so many wedding pros use their flashes and slaves. thats the 568 (the same pretty much as a 565) in the back giving the rim job, err, rim light (how disgusting am I...shaking head)... with 2-560III shooting bounced from an umbrella. iso 2000, dark as hell out. only lights from those pillars you see. D3/105VR dont reember specs but something like 125 f/4 or so. [/QUOTE]

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