If you are using the internal battery to power the Neewer Vision5 due to photographing at an external venue then you can expect around five hundred flash activations from a fully charged battery. Just keep in mind that the variable recycle time (0.01-2.8 seconds) on the flash will burn through the available battery power faster with shorter recycle times. The overheating control system in the flash unit also helps to ensure that you are able to keep capturing your flash based photographs for longer. This helps to nudge the Vision5 ahead of the competition as even at this price point, some of the overheating systems on the studio lighting systems fall short in our opinion. Build Quality A super high-end setup with an impressive set of features, the Broncolor Siros 800 L Battery Powered Outdoor 2-Monolight Kit is best suited to professional photographers that need to take their studio with them. This kit provides two flash heads with all the accessories, and it can all be battery powered so you can shoot pretty much anywhere you're able to set it up. As we mentioned earlier, the navigation menu and control system on the Neewer Vision5 is very easy to use even if you are new to studio flash units. The photograph above shows the simplicity of the six button system as well as the navigation screen. If you are able to operate any modern smartphone then setting this flash unit up will be a breeze. I looked at Neewer, too, but for the above reasons I couldn't really commit to the Vision 4. Support is a bit multi-faceted and includes any BIOS upgrades, return policy, repair parts availability and someone/place to ask general questions.

Neewer Vision4 Battery-Powered Strobe with Trigger and Battery

Our hope is that this article will help any of our readers looking to improve their photography studio lighting rig as well as give us something to link people to when we see them reaching out about it on social media. The Vision 4 comes with almost everything you need to set up a basic photo studio at home, outdoors, or in a small studio space. That means flash heads, remote triggers, carrying cases, and modifiers to get you started.It has been designed to be natively compatible with many popular cameras currently available on the market that have a build-in 2.4g transmitter system but the included wireless trigger with the flash unit can be used to trigger it if your camera is not natively compatible. At the time of writing, the system is fully compatible with the following cameras:-

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I wouldnt think twice about buying more neewer flashes. Just be careful which model you get some can be master or slave like the 660ii and iii and others like the 565ex can only be slave. Flash Power Range: 7 f-stop range (8 f-stop adjustment) from full power (1/1) to 1/128th power (1/1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32, 1/64, 1/128) As far as I can tell they are exactly the same as the yonguhu ones or however you spell it just with a different name on them moral of the story, always change your flash batteries when you get a 5 min downtime like wedding lunch/dinner! Reflectors are useful for balancing and redirecting light sources in your environment. If you want to reduce the shadows that result from a single, prominent light source, reflectors are a solid go-to option. If you're after hard lighting and strong shadows to create contrasting elements, you can probably do without reflectors. Why is lighting important in photography?

Wireless Trigger

One of our favorite things about the Neewer Vision5 is that is build quality really is second to none and blows the competing flash strobes out the water, especially the competing products with similar price tags. Although predominantly made from high-quality plastics, the unit does not feel cheap and its professional finish makes it look the part to fit right in with any professional studio rig. Your level of experience with photography lighting is another factor to consider. If you're just starting out, avoid dropping thousands on a massive kit---you'd be better served to buy something simpler while you learn the basics. You can always upgrade later, and too much gear can be so overwhelming you never end up using it to its fullest potential. All-in-One Outdoor Strobe- Features include 400Ws flash power, a high guide number of 68 (2m, ISO 100), TTL/Manual/Multi flash modes, High-Speed Sync (up to 1/8000s), Flash Exposure Compensation, a 13W modeling lamp, First/Second Curtain Sync, and stable color temperature at 5600K (±200K) Broad Compatibility- Compatible with Canon EOS 850D, 800D, 750D, 700D, 600D, 7D Mark II, 7D, 6D Mark II, 6D, 5D Mark IV/III/II, 5DS, 5DS R, 1D Mark IV/III, 1DX, 1Ds Mark III, 80D, 70D, 60D, 50D, 1500D, 250D, 200D II, EOS R, RP, R5, R6 cameras, Support USB firmware update to keep up with the latest technologies Assuming that the unit is all that it purports to be (which is quite promising), I'd have three concerns: