Hey, this is Scott of PhotographyBanzai.com. Today I'm going to show you this Yongnuo YN-622N
TX wireless flash controller in more detail. Someone asked me to go over a bit
more of the functionality. It's very simple to use. You've got three different
groups here that you can cycle through, and then you change the functionality of
each group. Right now I have a flash.. a SB-400 on group 'A'. SB-800 on Group 'B'.
There's a channel selection up here, so the channel here needs to be the same as
on your transceivers. And also your Flash themselves need to be in TTL mode to
function with this. Otherwise you wouldn't be able to change flash power
from this unit. So to easily change flash power.. You're on one of the groups. Use
these four buttons. The left and right do a full EV and the up and down are 0.3.
Simple enough. Then you switch the group with a group button and give that a
positive value. Take a quick picture.
You should see more light coming from one side. Ah, you can also do full manual
power adjustment instead of, you know, the compensations. So you press the mode
button when you're in one of the groups.. And then you adjust the power just like
you would any other way, or with the TTL modes. So let's take a picture. So we had
a full power flash on the second group. See the thing is fully blown out in that
case. Try one more at the lowest power setting.
It's a pretty dark. You also have a super sync mode. I think I'll save that for
another video. What it allows you to do is adjust the flash timings when you're
doing full manual flash. You could potentially get higher sync speeds.
As long as your flash or strobe has a nice long window of power, but to adjust
the timings you're in super-sync mode. And then you can see this AF/SS button
let's hold it down.. and it gives you the timing. And then you simply just adjust
it with these buttons like you would normally, and the center button is kind
of an OK button. Now I'm not going to use that, but what you can also do with the
mode button is completely turned off one of the groupings. So let's put this back
into TTL. Let's turn off the first group here, so the first group is off. Second
group is standard, no adjustments. Let's take a picture. You can see more light
from one side. Let's get into the actual zoom capabilities, a little bit. So you
press the button for Zoom/CH. See that's blinking, that means group 'A'. Let's press
it twice Group 'B' and then you adjust with these buttons, as you would
expect to. Let's put on 200mm. Take a photo.
Let's switch it back to wide-angle. Take one more picture with this. See if you
notice any difference. But that should help in some situations when you're
trying to get a more spotlight effect on your subject. You can actually adjust
zoom from here, and then that'll work out great in that situation. Let's put that
back to standard. What you can also do is adjust the AF assist lamp. It's right
here on the unit. Pretty simple. Just one press of this button turns it off.. turns
turns it on. So besides that, there are probably a few other features, but that's a basic
overview of these units. Extremely easy to use. Works great so far. I've had some
issues with the SB-400 a little bit. It seems to lose sync for some reason, but
it does generally work. I do have another flash unit on the way that should work a
lot better consistently. That's the Yongnuo TTL flash that they have with
high speed sync and all that, but anyways, that's just a nice more detailed
overview of the yongnuo YN-622N TX wireless flash controller. Thanks!