http://www.lightingrumours.com/feature-guide-to-the-yongnuo-yn-622-for-canon-2672Its not hands on yet AFAIK but more details than on the yongnuo site.I just sprung for these and YN-565EX on thephotogadget.comthe YN622 was only $98, the ones I saw on ebay were $10 more...
Yongnuo make good products (flashes, triggers, transceivers, wireless remotes etc.) as long as the particular item you purchase works. So buy off a retailer you can trust for a refund (e.g. Amazon, or eBay seller domiciled in your own country)...
my only yongnuo product is a yn-560, and i've had zero problems with it. also, it was like $60, and is a fast recharging, quiet, and powerful flash that can be triggered optically by a flash using either manual or ettl. can't beat it for the price.
Yongnuo make good products (flashes, triggers, transceivers, wireless remotes etc.) as long as the particular item you purchase works. So buy off a retailer you can trust for a refund (e.g. Amazon, or eBay seller domiciled in your own country). The only downside to buying a Yongnuo is not that their products suck, they don't, in fact they're great and are value for money, but some units are faulty because QC in non-existent in China (everything that comes off the production line is boxed and shipped out as margins are thin).
Quote from: keithfullermusic on August 20, 2012, 04:28:20 PMmy only yongnuo product is a yn-560, and i've had zero problems with it. also, it was like $60, and is a fast recharging, quiet, and powerful flash that can be triggered optically by a flash using either manual or ettl. can't beat it for the price.Speaking of the yn-560. Does anyone know what amount of control you'll be able to have with something like that with this product. Will you be able to change the power of it from the camera? If so, that makes those a huge bargain.
Quote from: brianleighty on August 21, 2012, 11:07:08 AMQuote from: keithfullermusic on August 20, 2012, 04:28:20 PMmy only yongnuo product is a yn-560, and i've had zero problems with it. also, it was like $60, and is a fast recharging, quiet, and powerful flash that can be triggered optically by a flash using either manual or ettl. can't beat it for the price.Speaking of the yn-560. Does anyone know what amount of control you'll be able to have with something like that with this product. Will you be able to change the power of it from the camera? If so, that makes those a huge bargain.i would guess that no, it will only work as a trigger, but it has an optical trigger, so you don't even need one. thats not the fault of the yn-622, its just that the yn-560 is made to be a simple/cheap/powerful flash and it doesn't have that capability built in. I'd like to point out that i'm not 100% on this, but that is my guess.