Yongnuo
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Native name | 深圳市永诺摄影器材股份有限公司 |
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Industry | Photographic equipment |
Founded | 2006[1] |
Headquarters | Shenzhen, China |
Products | Smart Camera,Lenses,LED Video Light,Flash Speedlite,Flash Trigger,Microphone, Softbox, and other accessories. |
Brands | YONGNUO |
Number of employees | 501 - 1000 People[1] |
Website | https://th.hkyongnuo.com |
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YONGNUO(永诺) is the International Trademark of photographic equipment manufacturer Shenzhen Yongnuo Photographic Equipment Co. Ltd. of Shenzhen, China which develops and manufactures Photographic Equipment, including smart camera, lenses, LED video light, flash speedlite, flash trigger, microphone, softbox, and other accessories.[2] Yongnuo makes autofocus prime lenses for Canon、Nikon DSLR cameras, and Canon, Sony, Nikon Mirrorless camera, also make lenses for Olympus and Panasonic.[3][4]
Mirrorless camera
As of November 2018, Yongnuo was developing an Android smartphone-based mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera, with 4G connectivity.[5] The YN450 was released just in China in 2019 using the Canon EF lens mount. In 2020 Yongnuo developed a YN450M version using the standard Micro Four Thirds system lens mount, matching the sensor.[6][7]
In 2021, Yongnuo launched the YN455 version, with a 20-megapixel Four-Thirds sensor, prominent handgrip, and tilt screen.[7]
In 2022, Yongnuo released an upgraded version of YN455, improved the video follow focus speed, and shorten the minimum focusing distance.
- YONGNUO YN455
- YONGNUO YN455
- YONGNUO YN455
- YONGNUO YN455
Prime Lenses
Yongnuo lens now cover 6 main mounts: Canon EF, Canon RF, Sony E-mount, Nikon F, Nikon Z, M4/3.
For Canon EF
- YN14mm F2.8
- YN35mm F1.4
- YN35mm F1.4C DF UWM[8]
- YN35mm F2
- YN40mm F2.8
- YN50mm F1.4
- YN50mm F1.8
- YN50mm F1.8 II[9]
- YN60mm F2 MF
- YN85mm F1.8
- YN100mm F2
For Canon RF
- YN35mm F2R DF DSM
- YN85mm F1.8R DF DSM
For Sony E
- YN16mm F1.8S DA DSM (APS-C)
- YN35mm F2S DF DSM
- YN50mm F1.8S DA DSM (APS-C)
- YN50mm F1.8S DF DSM
- YN85mm F1.8S DF DSM
- 85F1.8S DF DSM
For Nikon F
- YN14mm F2.8N
- YN35mm F2N
- YN40mm F2.8N
- YN50mm 1.4N E[10]
- YN50mm F1.8N
- YN60mm F2NE MF
- YN85mm F1.8N
- YN100mm F2N
For Nikon Z
- YN35mm F2Z DF DSM
- YN50mm F1.8Z DF DSM
- YN85mm F1.8Z DF DSM
For M4/3
- YN25mm F1.7M[11]
- YN42.5mm F1.7M II[12]
LED video lights
Yomgnuo provides all kinds of professional lights for photographers, studios and companies, which includes panel lights, ring lights, studio lights and ice lights.
Studio light
[clarification needed]
- YNLUX100
- LUX160
- YNFLEX180
- YNRAY360
- YNRAY180
Ice light
[clarification needed]
- YN100SOFT
- YN60SOFT
- YN30SOFT
- YN660LED
- YN360 III PRO
- YN360 III
- YN360 Mini
- YN360 II
- YN360S
- YN360
Vlog light
[clarification needed]
- YN216
- YN300 IV
- YN300Air II
- YN300Air
- YN300 III
- YN60
- YN135
- YN365RGB
Interview light
[clarification needed]
- P360 Pro Max
- YN600 Air
- YN9000
- YN6000
- YN1200
- YN900 II
- YN900
- YN600L II
- YN600L
Selfie light
- YN708
- YN128
Flash Speedlite
Yongnuo manufacture a range of flash equipment including versions for macro usage, and with optical or radio remote control, capable of master and slave usage. LED lights for video usage are also manufactured.
Flash for Canon : YN650EX-RF, YN565EX III, YN968EX-RT, YN686EX-RT, YN685 II, YN680EX-RT, YN600EX-RT II, YN568EX III, YN560 IV, YN560 III
Flash for Nikon : YN565EX III, YN568EX III, YN968N II, YN560 IV, YN560 III
Flash for Sony : YN685EX-RF, YN320EX, YN560 IV, YN560 III
Flash for Pentax : YN585EX, YN560 IV, YN560 III
Portable Flash : YN200
Macro Ringlight Flash : YN24EX, YN14EX II, YN14EX
Flash | GN | TTL Shoe | HSS | Battery | Ext. Bat. | RX Protocol | TX Protocol | Optical Slave | Optical Master |
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YN-200 | 60 | No | No | 1x Li-ion | No | 603 | No | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | No |
YN-460 | 33 | Manual | No | 4x AA | No | No | No | S1/S2 | No |
YN-460 II | 38 | Manual | No | 4x AA | No | No | No | S1/S2 | No |
YN-465 | 33 | C/N | No | 4x AA | No | No | No | No | No |
YN-467 | 33 | C/N | No | 4x AA | No | No | No | S1/S2 | No |
YN-467 II | 33 | C/N | No | 4x AA | No | No | No | S1/S2 | No |
YN-468 | 33 | C/N | No | 4x AA | No | No | No | S1/S2 | No |
YN-468 II | 33 | C/N | No | 4x AA | No | No | No | S1/S2 | No |
YN-560 | 58 | Manual | No | 4x AA | Yes | No | No | S1/S2 | No |
YN-560 II | 58 | Manual | No | 4x AA | Yes | No | No | S1/S2 | No |
YN-560 III | 58 | Manual | No | 4x AA | Yes | 603/602 | No | S1/S2 | No |
YN-560 IV | 58 | Manual | No | 4x AA | Yes | 603/602 | 603/602 | S1/S2 | No |
YN-660 | 66 | Manual | No | 4x AA | Yes | 603/602 | 603/602 | S1/S2 | No |
YN-560Li | 58 | Manual | No | 2x 18650 | No | 603/602 | 603/602 | S1/S2 | No |
YN-720 | 60 | Manual | No | 1x Li-ion | No | 603/602 | 603/602 | S1/S2 | No |
YN-730 | 60 | Manual | No | 1x Li-ion | No | 603/602 | 603/602 | S1/S2 | No |
YN-860Li | 60 | Manual | No | 1x Li-ion | No | 603/602 | 603/602 | S1/S2 | No |
YN-510EX | 53 | Manual | No | 4x AA | No | No | No | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | No |
YN-560EX | 58 | Manual | No | 4x AA | No | No | No | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | No |
YN-500EX | 53 | C | Yes | 4x AA | No | No | No | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | No |
YN-565EX | 58 | N | No | 4x AA | Yes | No | No | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | No |
YN-565EX II | 58 | C | No | 4x AA | Yes | No | No | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | No |
YN-565EX III | 58 | C/N | No | 4x AA | Yes | No | No | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | No |
YN-568EX | 58 | N | Yes | 4x AA | No | No | No | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | No |
YN-568EX II | 58 | C | Yes | 4x AA | No | No | No | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | C |
YN-568EX III | 58 | C/N | Yes | 4x AA | No | No | No | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | C |
YN-585EX | 58 | P | No | 4x AA | No | No | No | Sp/S1/S2 | No |
YN-685 | 60 | C/N | Yes | 4x AA | Yes | 622/603 | No | No | No |
YN-685 II | 60 | C | Yes | 4x AA | Yes | 622/603 | No | No | No |
YN-320EX | 31 | S | Yes | 2x AA | No | 603/602 | 603/602 | Ss/S1/S2 | S |
YN-650EX-RF | 60 | C | Yes | 4x AA | Yes | 603/602 | 603/602 | Sc/S1/S2 | C |
YN-685EX-RF | 60 | S | Yes | 4x AA | Yes | 603/602 | 603/602 | Ss/S1/S2 | No |
YN-862 | 60 | C | Yes | 1x Li-ion | No | 603/602 | 603/602 | Sc/S1/S2 | No |
YN-968 | 60 | C/N | Yes | 4x AA | Yes | 622/603 | 622 | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | No |
YN-968 II | 60 | N | Yes | 4x AA | Yes | 622/603 | 622 | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | No |
YN-600EX-RT | 60 | C | Yes | 4x AA | Yes | E3 | E3 | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | No |
YN-600EX-RT II | 60 | C | Yes | 4x AA | Yes | E3 | E3 | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | C |
YN-680EX-RT | 60 | C | Yes | 1x Li-ion | No | E3 | E3 | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | C |
YN-686EX-RT | 60 | C | Yes | 1x Li-ion | No | E3 | E3 | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | C |
YN-690EX-RT | 60 | C | Yes | 1x Li-ion | No | E3 | E3 | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | C |
YN-968EX-RT | 60 | C | Yes | 4x AA | Yes | E3 | E3 | Sc/Sn/S1/S2 | No |
* On some models, the 603 protocol is also known as the 560 mode, but does not support the 602 protocol actually.
Legend:
C - Canon
N - Nikon
P - Pentax
S - Sony
Sc - Canon proprietary optical slave protocol
Sn - Nikon proprietary optical slave protocol
Sp - Pentax proprietary optical slave protocol
Ss - Sony proprietary optical slave protocol
Flash Trigger
Yongnuo has made various triggers over the years with various protocols, with each protocol improving the functionality of the last. It has made its product line segregated, causing it to lose out on the competition against Godox's Wireless X system. Yongnuo's wireless ecosystem comprises 4 protocols, namely the 602, 603, 622 and E3 protocols. Early triggers such as the 600, 601, 602 and 603 transmit the fire signal only, while later triggers used the improved 603 protocol to implement the ability to transmit TTL, HSS, Group, ID and Power data. The 622 protocol was created as a stopgap to implement the transmission of TTL, HSS, Group and Power data, but was not backwards compatible the 603 protocol and thus making the product line segregated. The 622 protocol ultimately failed to gain traction, as most of the flashes integrates the 603 protocol, including the YN200. Yongnuo realized that to compete with Godox’s Wireless X system, it needed to enhance the 603 protocol. This led to the creation of a unified ecosystem with the introduction of the YN560-TX Pro, which uses the enhanced 603 protocol to transmit TTL, HSS, Group, ID, and Power data. The E3 protocol is used exclusively to integrate with Canon's proprietary wireless radio protocol only.
The flash triggers produced by Yongnuo are famous for being compatible with Canon, Nikon, Sony, etc. RF603 recognized by photographers, RF603 II has become the benchmark for flash triggers.
- RF603 II For Canon/Nikon
- YN560-TX II For Canon/Nikon/Sony
- YN560-TX PRO For Canon/Nikon/Sony
- YN622 II For Canon/Nikon
- YN32-TX For Sony
- YN-E3-RT II For Canon
Trigger | TTL System | TX Protocol | RX Protocol | TTL | HSS | Group | Power | ID |
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RF-600TX | No | 602 | No | No | No | No | No | No |
RF-601TX | No | 602 | No | No | No | No | No | No |
RF-601RX | No | No | 602 | No | No | No | No | No |
RF-602TX | No | 602 | No | No | No | No | No | No |
RF-602RX | No | No | 602 | No | No | No | No | No |
RF-603 | No | 603 | 603 | No | No | No | No | No |
RF-603 II | No | 603 | 603 | No | No | No | No | No |
RF605 | No | 603/602 | 603/602 | No | No | Yes | No | No |
YN622-TX | C/N | 622 | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
YN622 | C/N | 622 | 622 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
YN622 II | C/N | 622 | 622/603 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
YN560-TX | No | 603/602 | No | No | No | Yes | Yes | No |
YN560-TX II | No | 603/602 | No | No | No | Yes | Yes | No |
YN560-TX Pro | C/N/S | 603/602 | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
YN32-TX | S | 603/602 | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
YN-E3-RT | C | E3 | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
YN-E3-RT II | C | E3 | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
References
- ^ a b "Company Profile". Retrieved 23 July 2020.
- ^ "Company profile". Yongnuo. Retrieved 13 February 2019.
- ^ Westlake, Andy (25 July 2018). "Cheap Creative Lenses under £200". Amateur Photographer. Retrieved 14 February 2019.
- ^ Moyen, Motek (19 February 2019). "Why Nikon And Canon Should Lower Prices Of Their Lenses And Camera Accessories". Seeking Alpha. Retrieved 26 February 2019.
- ^ Chacksfield, Marc (5 November 2018). "The ultimate camera phone? Yongnuo's mirrorless camera runs Android and uses Canon lenses". Digital Camera World. Retrieved 14 February 2019.
- ^ Aldred, John (12 March 2020). "Yongnuo to release the YN450M - A Micro Four Thirds version of their Android-powered mirrorless camera". DIYPhotography. Retrieved 23 October 2020.
- ^ a b Zhang, Michael (10 July 2021). "Yongnuo YN455: A New Android-Powered M43 Mirrorless Camera". PetaPixel. Retrieved 6 August 2021.
- ^ Carey, Louise (20 August 2019). "Yongnuo announces YN 35mm f/1.4C DF UWM lens for Canon full frame DSLRs". Digital Camera World. Retrieved 13 September 2019.
- ^ Cade, DL (14 May 2018). "Yongnuo unveils YN50mm F1.8 II: Version 2 of its 'Nifty Fifty' clone". Digital Photography Review. Retrieved 16 February 2019.
- ^ Gaz, Bryan (21 August 2018). "Yongnuo releases 50mm F1.4 for Nikon F-mount". Digital Photography Review. Retrieved 16 February 2019.
- ^ "YONGNUO YN25mm F1.7M,Standard Prime Lens, Auto Focus, Large Aperture, Mirrorless Micro Four Thirds, Compatible with Olympus and Panasonic Cameras". YONGNUO official site.
- ^ "YONGNUO YN42.5mm F1.7M II,Medium Auto Focus Fixed Prime Lens, for Micro Four Thirds Cameras, Compatible with Olympus Panasonic". YONGNUO official site.
External links
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- hkyongnuo.com Official site
- Firmware & Manuals Official site
- YONGNUO Store Official store
- Yongnuo Photography Youtube
- Yongnuo Photography Instagram
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