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Yongnuo YN-460II Flash Speedlite

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$7.36 $9.95 In stock

Category: Used Photo Accessories

NOTE: Missing battery door.

The Yongnuo YN-460 II is an affordable, fully manual shoe-mount flash designed to work with any camera featuring a standard hot shoe, since it uses only a single contact point rather than brand-specific TTL communication. It’s aimed at photographers who want a budget-friendly on- or off-camera flash for supplemental lighting, without the cost of a first-party TTL speedlight.

The flash offers a guide number of 125′ (38m) at ISO 100, giving photographers solid output for on-camera fill and off-camera lighting setups. Since it operates entirely in manual mode, exposure is adjusted directly on the flash across seven stops of power control, from full power (1/1) down to 1/64, letting photographers fine-tune output rather than relying on automatic metering. It supports slow, first-curtain, and second-curtain (rear-curtain) sync, along with a notably fast flash duration reaching as quick as 1/20,000 second at reduced power settings, useful for freezing fast motion.

The flash head zooms to cover focal lengths from 24-105mm, with a built-in pull-out diffusion panel extending coverage to as wide as 18mm. Bounce flash capability is supported through a tilt range of -7° to 90° and rotation up to 270°, allowing photographers to bounce light off ceilings or walls for softer, more flattering illumination. The YN-460 II also includes wireless slave functionality, letting it fire in response to another flash for basic off-camera lighting setups without a dedicated wireless trigger.

Build quality centers on a compact plastic housing, powered by 4 AA batteries, with a recycle time of approximately 4 seconds at full power. The flash includes a soft protective pouch, a small clip-on diffuser, and a mini stand for tabletop or off-camera use. Because it lacks any camera-specific TTL communication, the YN-460 II works identically across brands and is commonly sold with mount options for Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Sony/Minolta, and other camera systems.

Key Features
– Fully manual shoe-mount flash (single-contact, brand-universal hot shoe)
– Guide number of 125′ (38m) at ISO 100
– Seven manual power levels (1/1 to 1/64)
– Flash duration as fast as 1/20,000 sec
– First and second (rear) curtain sync
– Zoom head coverage 24-105mm; pull-out diffusion panel for 18mm coverage
– Bounce flash: -7° to 90° tilt, up to 270° rotation
– Built-in wireless slave functionality
– Powered by 4 AA batteries; ~4 second recycle time at full power
– Includes protective pouch, diffuser, and mini stand

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel I. ★★★★★

The single contact point makes it dead simple to trigger off-camera with a cheap radio receiver. Missing battery door is annoying but a bit of gaffer tape fixes it, and for the price this thing pumps out solid light for manual setups. Great budget workhorse.

Natalie M. ★★★★★

Used it for a wedding as a second flash and the single contact point fired every time with no issues. The output is surprisingly consistent for the price, even without a battery door.

Henry R. ★★★★★

I was a little worried about the missing battery door, but it slides snugly into the hot shoe and the manual power control is surprisingly precise for the price. It works perfectly with my old Nikon as a simple off-camera flash.