Neewer TT560 Speedlite Flash

The Neewer TT560 is a universal manual flash, meaning it works with any camera that has a standard hot shoe mount, including Canon, Nikon, Sony, and others. Because it is a manual unit, it does not support TTL (Through-The-Lens) automatic metering, so you will need to adjust your camera and flash settings manually.

S1 mode triggers the flash the instant it detects another flash firing, which is ideal for simple manual setups. S2 mode is designed for cameras that use a pre-flash for red-eye reduction or TTL metering, as it ignores the initial pre-flash and fires only on the main exposure.

No, the TT560 does not support high-speed sync (HSS). You will need to keep your camera's shutter speed at or below its maximum flash sync speed, which is typically 1/200 or 1/250 of a second, to avoid dark bands appearing in your photos.

The head tilts up to 90 degrees, allowing you to bounce light off ceilings or walls rather than pointing it directly at your subject. This creates softer, more natural-looking light and helps eliminate harsh shadows, which is essential for flattering portraiture.

Battery life depends on the power output level you choose, but you can generally expect a decent number of flashes from a fresh set of four AA batteries. Using high-quality rechargeable NiMH batteries will provide faster recycle times and more consistent performance than standard alkaline batteries.