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Question: I have DSLR Nikon D7000 Camera ,I'm looking flashlight for that . my question is "Yongnuo-YN-565EX-Speedlite-Flash" this light work with on my camera
Document: What a Speedlite. Go for it. Yongnuo YN-565EX ETTL Speedlite Flash for Nikon works beautifully and as advertised with Nikon.
I now own 2 YN-560 III and 1 565EX ETTL. I also own a set of YN603N wireless transceivers too. One transervier in the hotshoe of the camera which triggers the 2 YN560 III. And the other  transceiver on the yn565EX since it does not have built in wireless triggered from the Yongnuo transceiver. I have used this 3 light setup to shoot portraits and product photos with my D5100 and D610 and I love it. All of my Yongnuo stuff has worked well.
I don't know what to rate this, as it was awesome...until it broke.I had a very successful time using this flash on my Nikon D5100 (although I was bummed to learn I couldn't use it off-camera with my camera but that's my camera's "fault" not the flash!). I love bouncing it off ceilings to get some nice natural looking fill light. I was in the middle of shooting a wedding and it stopped working.
I installed batteries in it and inserted it into the hot shoe of my d5100. Works great! I was pretty happy, but when I tried it on my d800e all it does is strobe. I tried turning the flash on first, then the camera like the other review did but it did not work.I'm convinced there are two version of the yongnuo yn-565ex flash. One that works on the d5100 and the other version that works for the other Nikons.
This is important for me because I'm constantly switching my flash on and off during a wedding reception depending on which lights I want to have firing off (I use triggers for off-camera flash as well).At $185 (with shipping) this flash felt like a steal! It's very easily comperable to the SB-700 or a younger brother to the SB-900.The TTL mode seems to work like a charm. Very accurate and reliable. It also recycles rather quick.
It works perfectly. I almost bought the Nikon SB-700 but gambled on this. Tony Northrup recommended it and I'm glad he did. It does it all at a fraction of the cost of the SB-700. I would recommend this item to any one in need of a quality speedlite
I got out of iTTL flash photography some time ago, after my SB600 bit the dust. I've been using some Yongnuo 560 II's, manually of course, for a while now. However, I finally decided that I needed and iTTL capable flash, and not having the budget to buy a new Nikon flash, I decided to get the Yongnuo 565EX. So far, so good. It's powerful, versatile, and seems built as well as my old Nikon SB600 .
To pay or not to pay... that is the question. I've got my SB800 and SB600, but wanted another light that will be iTTL compatible with Nikon CLS. So far I am very impressed with this speedlight. TTL works flawlessly with my Nikon bodies. Strong flash capable of keeping up with(if not exceeding)the SB800. Shot an entire wedding with this and no complaints.
I purchased this flash to use with my Nikon D7000. I already have a DB700 Nikon flash that I paid $326 for and I wanted another flash that would work with my CLS system but didn't want to pay over $300 again. This flash has descent build quality, has most of the functions of the db700 and is about 2/3 stop more powerful. The only function it doesn't have is the ability to act as a MASTER in the CLS wireless system.
This flash is awesome. I have not used it very much and if it dies I will update this post. However, consider that you walk into Walmart and get a sad little toy flash for $60 that does TTL but nothing else and does not last long. For really not much more you get a real flash with the YN-565EX. Do you hammer a several days a week? Well, who knows if this one will survive that.
Answer: Hi, I have one of this flash,  it works with the D7000, just make sure that the flash is made for Nikon