Engineered for the Canon TTL system, the NW700-C TTL Speedlite Flash from Neewer is a simple yet efficient shoe-mount speedlight. It offers a powerful guide number of 196' at ISO 100 when set to its longest position and reaches recycle times of approximately 2.7 seconds, enabling quick and efficient shooting whether you are in the studio or on the field. Output control ranges from 1/1 to 1/256 and can also be adjusted in 0.1 increments, allowing you to fine-tune your exposure to achieve the best results. The NW700-C's zoom head is notably versatile, with a 20 to 200mm coverage range. It has a tilt angle of up 120° and rotation up to a full 360° to bounce light from nearly any direction.

Compatible with Canon E-TTL / E-TTL II    Guide Number: 196' at ISO 100 and 200mm    Zoom Range: 20-200mm    S1, S2, M, and Multi Modes    Tilt Angle: -7 to 120°    Rotates 360°    Recycling Time: 2.7 sec    High-Speed, 1st & 2nd Curtain Sync    Runs on Four AA Batteries    Includes Mini Stand & Protective Case

Other features include 1/8000 sec high-speed sync, front and rear curtain synchronization, a multi-mode for stroboscopic flash firing, and other custom functions such as exposure compensation from +3 to -3 EV, TCM conversion function, and auto power off.

All key settings can be seen on the built-in LCD display and controlled with local buttons right below it, including changing between manual, multi, and both S1 and S2 modes.

The NW700-C runs on four user-supplied AA batteries and lasts approximately 230 full power flashes.

• Flash durations from 1/300 to 1/20,000 sec
• Stable 5600K color temperature for a strong and consistent flash output
• Integrated wide-angle diffuser and reflector panel
• PC sync slot for wired connection and synchronization
• USB-C port for firmware upgrades
• Can be remotely controlled by the optional FC-16 trigger
• Works with optional CP-E4 external power supply

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does off camera flash work with camera pop-up flash ?

A: The easiest way to trigger the YN685 is to add a YN622-TX.You can control the YN685 with the YN622-TX mounted on your camera. However it will block the popup flash from popping up. This will give TTL and other function the Nikon camera creative lighting system offers 1e HSS. Multi-flash and Flash Lock.

Q: 2. Hi...I just purchased a yongnuo 685 flash....I own two Yongnuo 560IV with the 560 Tx....the 685 states that it is compatible with the 560 tx, but I am wondering how you get this to work...I noticed that someone said they need to be synced...does anyone know how to do this??

A: Still haven't it because I still can't figure it out!

Q: 3. Could someone tell me how much bigger the Yongnuo YN685 is when compared to the SB 700 or 910?...Thank you

A: Really not that much bigger than the 910. I use my Yongnuo on my D500 and my D800 and it's not bad at all. Works great I may add.

Q: 4. Will this flash trigger when the Canon camera is in live view?

A: Yes it will

Q: 5. Is this compatible with Nikon D300 ?

A: Yes

Q: 6. How do I select high speed sync? There is no SYNC function showing on the display panel.

A: The Yongnuo YN685 Wireless TTL Speedlite and Wireless Flash Controller Kit for Nikon Cameras does support High Speed Sync. Note on Nikon cameras that is set from the menu of the camera. And not all Nikon cameras have that. It is called Auto FP.

Q: 7. I have a Canon 60D and use a Canon 600EX_RT flash would this trigger this YN685 flash?

A: The Canon will not trigger the 685. If you are looking for a flash compatible with the Canon 600 system use the Yongnuo 600ex flash YOYN600EXRT. Alternatively, any Canon TTL flash can be integrated into the 600 flash system using Yongnuo's E3rt receiver

Q: 8. Buenos das! tengo una canon 80d, este flash sirve para la cmara? lo recomiendan? gracias!

A: Si esto es compatible con su Camera.

Q: 9. Can I use 2 of these flashes at the same time and control them independently from each other??? IF NOT, would I need any type of trigger for the 2 unit??

A: Hi Manny, I have not tried that yet but my understanding from reading the literature and from reviews is that the transceiver can trigger multiple units independently. Some guy actually discusses this at length on a YouTube video. Sorry, I don't have time to look it up for you. It's easy to find as there are very few tutorials on the YN685

Q: 10. I have 2 of these 685 flashes and a friend I was shooting with today has 2 with his Canon and he had one on the camera as a master and the other as an off camera flash as a slave. I could not get mine to do so. This flash will not act as a master and the other as a slave?

A: The Yongnuo YN685 does not have an optical master or slave feature built in. It is limited to slave flash via radio trigger from the YN622C II or the YN622C TX.