KF885 Wireless TTL Flash 1/8000 High-Speed Sync Speedlite Shoe Mount for Canon Nikon

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K&F Concept KF-885 Speedlight for Canon and NikonA well made speedlite for Canon and Nikon cameras.In the box I received: the KF-885 Speedlight , diffuser, stand, carrying pouch and Chinese and English instructions.I’ve not seen a multi camera supporting speedlite before.It support fully automatic E-TTL for Canon and i-TTL for Nikon.I’d say that the build quality and features are comparable with Canon’s and Nikon’s own branded speedlites. But at a reduced cost.The speedlite is powered with 4 AA batteries or an external power source. The manual doesn’t really give that much info about the external power port. And I’m not familiar with it. But it’s three pins in a line.The head can be fully adjusted for when bouncing the light off reflectors, walls and ceilings etc. Rotating horizontally -180 to 180 degrees.With 90 degrees upwards and 7 degrees downward movement.There’s also an inbuilt diffuser and mini reflector card in the head.The back of the speedlite features a nice screen, which can be illuminated.I found once I started to read the manual, the button layout and setting it made sense.I mainly use speedlites in manual mode and using them off camera with wireless triggers.It just gives me more control.I tested the speedlite with a set of (Canon mount) triggers, using a Sony A7R2 and it worked perfectly.I did mount the speedlite directly to the Sony, it does work. But it’s probably not recommanded for long term use, as it’s not listed as a Sony supporting product.I’ve not tried this feature, but the manual says it can also trigger other speedlites wirelessly.A powerful, versatile, great value light.Seven photos are shown below (if they appear).

Great flash, the only thing I don't like is the battery door which is a bit weak compared to the rest of the flash. Recommend rechargeable batteries for longer battery life. This flash likes to eat the regular batteries for some reason so I switched to rechargeable. On the rechargeable batteries I can get between 300 to 400 shots depending on flash power requirements based on camera settings. I generally shoot TTL mode unless I need some fill flash in shade or on sunny days to remove shadows and then I will put it on manual. For the money its a great product, I have used for several months and a bunch of photo sessions without any failures. This flash replaced my Canon flash which I use as a backup just in case.

I like the fact that it has HSS and rear curtain. I didn't care much for the broken English in the user manual. Made it very hard to read and understand. I'm sure I'll work thru it though.

This Speedlight is well made and a great addition to my equipment. Connected straight to my Nikon D750 hot shoe it automatically went straight into iTTL mode and performed well. Using Nikon CLS I also set my Nikon Speedlight and this KF885 both in slave mode with the camera as master, both were in different groups and all functions were correctly performed with all flashes firing as expected. Considering the cost of this flash it is really good value for money. The only caveat for me is that although the manual translation leaves a lot to be desired setting up isn't "rocket science", if you can set a Nikon speedlight up then you should also be able to do this one.

Great product! Love the flash really happy with it. Also great customer support from Jessica she was really helpful with any queries I had and even sorted an issue with the diffuser which wasn't shipped with the box. Highly recommend.

A nice affordable flash. I have it for my Nikon, works fine on camera as well as wireless.I had a little bit of trouble with the manual, but in the end I managed to get a grasp on the flash.