Key Features

Guide Number: 125′ at ISO 100
Fixed Head with Two Built-In Panels
Tilts Upward 90 Degrees
Rotates 270 Degrees
8 Output Levels from 1/1 to 1/128
Recycle Time: 0.1 to 5 Seconds
Optical Slave with S1 and S2 Modes
Runs on 4 AA Batteries

One of the most useful features of this flash is its connectivity options, allowing it to communicate with other flashes to work as a great secondary light source. For wireless triggering, the unit can function as an optical slave in two different modes: S1 for instant sync, and S2 for skipping a pre-flash. If you prefer a wired connection, a sync portis also available. The TT560 runs on four user-supplied AA batteries and boasts recycle times from 0.1 to 5 seconds depending on your power settings and batteries used.

Manual flash with guide number of 125′ / 38m at ISO 100
Fixed coverage flash head with two built-in panels: a reflector card for bouncing, and a wide panel for diffusing the light
Eight output levels from 1/1 to 1/128 that can be viewed and controlled on the flash’s back screen
Regular M mode for hot-shoe triggering plus two optical slave modes: S1 for instant sync, S2 for skipping a pre-flash
Tilts upwards 90° and swivels around 270° for a wide range of movement
Sync port available for wired simultaneous triggering
Runs on four AA batteries, not included, and achieves recycling times of 5 seconds or less