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Yongnuo YN968N II Wireless Flash Speedlite Master Optical Slave HSS TTL for Nikon Camera
- Equipped with LED Light
- Compatible with YN622N ( Master / Slave ) and YN560 (Slave ) Wireless System
- GN60@ISO100, 200mm, High Guide Number, High-speed Sync 1/8000s, TTL, M, Multi, Gr
- Newly Upgraded Electric Zoom, Supports 200MM Focal Length
- Supports auto and manual zooming, the flash coverage can be changed between AUTO, 20~200mm.
- Simple Operation Interface
- Newly upgraded operation interface, more simple and convenient to use
- Supports USB Firmware Upgrade
- Supports Wireless Optical Slave function
- Settings Save Automatically, Supports Custom Functions (C Fn),Personal Functions(P.Fn).
- Ultra fast Charging Recycle System, Supports External Power
- Supply Equipped with Big Size LCD Display Screen, Standard PC Synchronous Interface
Suit for:
1), Wirelss Optical TTL Slave mode:
Nikon Commander SU-800 Nikon Flash SB-910, SB-900, SB-800, SB-700 Nikon Camera w/ CLS i-TTL system: D3x, D3s, D3, D2x, D700, D300s, D300, D200, D7000, D90, D80 Canon 7D, 60D, 600D, 650D Canon Flash 580EX II Commander Canon ST-E2
2), Hot shoe TTL mode:
Nikon D4, D3x, D3s, D3, D2x, D800E, D800, D700, D600, D300s, D300, D200, D7300 D7200, D7100, D7000, D90, D80, D5500 D5300 D5200, D5100, D5000,D3200 D3100, D3000, D60, D40, D40x
3), Wireless Manual System YN862C, YN968N,YN560-TX Pro,YN622N-TX,YN622N,YN622N II(using YN622 mode) YN560-TX,RF605,RF-603 series products (using YN560 mode)
ALL DSLR Standard Hot shoe Camera
Hot Shoe
Support 4 x AA Size Battery (NOT Included)
Package Including:
- 1 * YN968N II Flash Speedlite for Nikon
- 1 * Mini Stand
- 1 * Flash Diffuser Cover
- 1 * color conversion filter for LED light
- 1 * Manual in English and Chinese
- 1 * Original box
Squishy Squirrel
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2024
While this may not be the slimmest profile for flashes, it works fantastic with my nikon Z6ii and is great for its price point. No complaints so far in the 2 months.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2024
I know I’m not using it to its full potential but I really do like how it works. I like the higher speed feature that’s fun! I like the red focus light grid thing and the head swivels good.
Fernando Flores Fenandez
Reviewed in Mexico on November 19, 2024
Funciona perfectamente con una nikon z8 , se carga super rápido, más de 200 disparos en poco más de una hora sin ningún problema. No me gusto que a veces había que movilizar las pilas para que funcionara correctamente
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2024
I bought 3 of the 960ex II flashes. I only use them occasionally, but they are always stored in a safe temperature controlled space. I went to use them today, and 2 of 3 are dead for no reason. I have changed the batteries, even double checked that my new batteries are in good working order.I’m very dissatisfied. These are out of warranty, but in now way have they been mistreated and there is no reason that I should be down 2 of my 3 lights. I hope that yongnuo will reach out to help make this right.
Goffaux Michel
Reviewed in Belgium on April 18, 2024
Mon bon vieux Nikon SB 900 usé par le temps m'ayant lâché☹️ j'ai acheté ce flash, quelle surprise moi qui pensais être déçu, je suis plus que ravis c'est un monstre de puissance et de possibilités, le seul petit (problème) c'est qu'il est plus gros que mon ancien flash bien que ça rentre dans le sac photo je le précise pour ceux qui auraient un sac très minimaliste
DK
Reviewed in Germany on March 25, 2023
Habe sechs YN685N, die immer dann zum Einsatz kommen, wenn der Handlingsaufwand für die große Blitzanlage zu hoch ist. Das Problem bei den YN685N ist der riesige Strombedarf, der auch nicht besser wird, wenn man die Blitze zusätzlich über den Hochvolt-Anschluß versorgt, der hier nur sehr unzulänglich unterstützt wird. Ohne 6V/10Ah zusätzlichem Bleiakku pro Blitz ist ist mit den YN685N kein Event durchzustehen. Entsprechend macht der Einsatz der YN685N auch nur dann Sinn, wenn man die Blitze dauerhaft an verschiedenen Positionen im Raum platziert und entfesselt auslöst.Jetzt habe ich mir einen ersten YN968N II zusätzlich bestellt - und bin sehr positiv überrascht. Schon mit den 4 Batterien hat er gute Recycling-Zeiten und braucht deutlich weniger Strom. Zusammen mit der externen Hochvoltversorgung ist er absolut Spitze. Hab'in weniger als 20 Minuten 1500 Fotos in einer dunklen Kapelle mit bis zu 10 Bildern pro Sekunde als Fill-In-Licht durchgezogen ohne das es Powerprobleme oder Überhitzungsabschaltungen gab. Beim Abbau war er zudem versehentlich nicht abgeschaltet worden und hatte auch Stunden später noch genügend Power auf den 4 Batterien für schnelle Folgen ohne zusätzliche Hochvoltunterstützung - völlig undenkbar bei den YN685N Blitzen.TTL funktioniert sowohl mit Nikon D wie auch Nikon Z Bodies einwandfrei . Dabei laufen die Blitze bei mir üblicherweise im 622 Slave Mode und werden zentral von YN622N-TX Sendern auf der Kamera über 2.4GH gesteuert. Optische Steuerung und auch Master-Mode kommen bei mir nicht zum Einsatz.High-Speed Sync. läuft problemlos - anders als beim direkten Anschluß auf der Kamera wird der High-Speed Modus bei der Ansteuerung über den YN622N-TX aber nicht angezeigt, auch wenn er tadellos funktioniert.Die LED-Beleuchtung an diesem Blitz ist prima - wenn man im dunklen Fotokoffer irgend etwas sucht. Für Video und Fotoaufnahmen ist dieses Gimmick wegen der geringen Leistung und des harten Lichtes völlig ungeeignet.Blöd ist, bei diesem Blitz keine Aufsteckdiffuser mitgeliefert werden. Der Klappdiffuser ist für Portraits völlig ungeeignet. Das Licht ist noch deutlich zu hart. Warum man an dem Transporttäschen keine Schlaufe für das Tragen am Gürtel mehr annäht bleibt ebenfalls fraglich.Mein größter Kritikpunkt ist aber, dass der Blitz beim Anstecken an die Kamera die wireless-Vorgaben abschaltet. Für den nächsten Einsatz mit Funkauslöser muss dann erst der richtige Modus wieder aktiviert werden.Wenn er die nächsten Härtetests übersteht, werde ich sicher noch einige YN968N II aufstocken.
Karissa Stryker
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2023
I am new to flash photography. It worked great. However I turned off the camera during the dinner portion of the reception. I turned it back on but the flash would not turn on. I start panicking a little. I google the issue. Here the contacts for the battery in the flash sometimes are bent to low. After I used a pick sorta tool it fixed the issue.
Sock Fight All Star
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2023
I've been using a first edition Yongnuo 685 as my primary flash for a number of years now. I love that unit too, but it's always felt like a knock off. Quite frankly, I expected it to die on my, but I've been using it for 5 years and it's still going strong so I decided to give myself a Christmas gift and get the 968N II.Oh! This is what I always wanted the 685 to be! It still doesn't feel quite as robust as a Nikon speedlight, but it no longer handles like a second-rate knock off and it does everything I liked about my 685, but just a smidge better.I especially like the lock tab that prevents the hot-shoe clasp from accidentally unfastening. This is really big for people like me who handle their bulky cameras very actively. The last thing you'd want is for you to grab it by the flash and watch the camera and your expensive lens loosen and crash into the ground.The other thing I like about it is that the UI controls are more responsive. A huge pet peeve of mine with the 685 was turning the adjustment dial when I'm trying to manually set my flash power and not seeing the actual number change if you turned it too fast. Turn it 8 clicks up quickly and it might only go up by 2 steps. Now it doesn't matter how fast I turn it. 8 clicks is 8 steps.For me, these two details are entirely worth upgrading from my first gen YN flash. I shoot events and some street so I need gear that I can work fast on. If I shot in less chaotic circumstances, I would have been fine with my old units.
Harpegilo Johnson
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2023
Works flawlessly with my Nikon D4 and also Yongnuo 560-TX. When I ordered it, I thought the LED feature was probably a gimmick, but I was very surprised at how good it is and how powerful it is! HSS plus 20 - 200mm coverage is also surprising considering the cost of this flash. The build quality is also excellent, and the speedlight is much heavier than my 560iiis and 565exs. Definitely worth it considering the overpriced Nikon alternatives.A little tip: when used in bounce mode with the flash head raised, the flash unit causes underexposure. To fix this, set the flash exposure compensation on the flash to +2.00 and it gives exactly the same results as when the flash head is in the 'normal' forward position.
blackclick
Reviewed in Italy on April 20, 2023
Sostanzialmente buono in materiali, design, potenza e semplicità di utilizzo. Ciò che assolutamente è da rivedere sono la qualità della luce emessa e la sua precisione in TTL (completamente sballata, con differenze anche di tre stop tra due scatti successivi n stessa situazione di luce).
Francis
Reviewed in Spain on September 15, 2022
Un flash con una relación calidad-precio muy buena. Perfecto para usuarios no profesionales de la fotografía.
SomeNYCGuy
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2022
Truth be told, I have had 3 flashes die on me. A Nikon SB600, a Nikon SB700, and a Yonguo 685N. The difference being that Yongnuo was much cheaper to replace. When I relaized my SB700 was dead, I considered getting another Nikon unit, but I honestly just felt let down by them, so I opted to get an updated Yonguo YN968II, as my previous YN968 wasn't working with my new Z6II.I actually also ordered a Godox at the same time with TTL and HSS, which I got first. That unit worked well, but in the end I liked the TTL ability of the Yongnuo slightly better. And, I am fully invested in the Ynognuo 560 system, with 2 TX units and 8 (!) 560 III/IV flashes.It is exceptionally rare that I need all those flashes, but they are in part backup units. A main light, hair highligh, and side light where I might (rarely) want to double some lights can take 4 units.While the Yongnuo units seem to lack some of the pizazz of the Godox, their version II updates are an improvement in ease of use,So, my experience of years of Yongnuo shows me that Yongnuo delivers awesome value and reliability. This unit so far has proven just as reliable.
Benji
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2022
Saw this Mark II versions and bought it over the previous version. After a quick read through both manuals (Z6 & Yongnuo) I was up and running. Shooting 1/500+, while the flash auto zooms with my 24-70mm 2.8 (which, I can now shoot at f5.6 in low light without thinking of my flash settings.) I'll adjust my review in the long term, regardless if anything changes.
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