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Apr 07, 2014 17:20 |  #1

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1- Youngnuo YN-565 flash
1- Canon 60D camera

When using my flash with the triggers off camera of course, I like to run the flash in manual mode and set my control to 1/2 but when I focus my camera it sets the flash back to 1/64. What am I doing wrong?


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Apr 07, 2014 17:27 |  #2

One thing I found about the YN-622c when I was having some kind of problems, make sure it is all the way in on the hot shoe, it sometimes needs the final push.


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Apr 07, 2014 17:29 |  #3

Are you setting M levels on-flash? Don't. Use the camera's flash control menu.

The 622C as transmitter carries the last-set values, which the camera adopts on power-up. The on-flash setting is ignored. The basic concept is that the 622C provides a radio communication between camera menus and flashes. The on-camera 622C is seen as a Master flash, whose job it is to communicate commands to remote flashes.

BTW each 622C may have its own values which will be enforced when it is used as a transmitter.


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Apr 07, 2014 17:29 |  #4

Are you setting the power (1/2) in the camera's menu or physically on the flash?


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Apr 07, 2014 17:36 |  #5

I set the power on the flash.


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Apr 07, 2014 17:43 as a reply to  @ mdaddyrabbit's post |  #6

Try setting the power on from the 60D's External Flash control menu.


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Apr 07, 2014 17:45 as a reply to  @ Mesmer's post |  #7

Like CliveyBoy said, use the in camera menu. Here's a video. (external link)


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Apr 07, 2014 18:03 |  #8

Thanks guys, that solved my issue.....learned something new today.


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Apr 07, 2014 18:05 as a reply to  @ mdaddyrabbit's post |  #9

Glad you got it sorted out. Now you won't have to worry about running over to the flash every time you want to change settings. It's much more convenient to do it front he camera. Especially when you start adding more flashes.


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Apr 10, 2014 14:24 |  #10

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