Well explained. Good luck.

@Rey D..... If you would have read the instructions, you would know that when the red light is blinking, that means the batteries are low and need to be replaced... You're welcome... Please read instructions, they are there for a reason....

I had the same problem in a milder case. Try cleaning the contacts of the battery residue with an ear swab.

You can't constantly use it, at full power, without letting it cool off. If not, it'll fry.

thanks for the warning. this will be my first flash. now i know to not use it all the time and to let it cool and use better batteries.

@Lyunpaw

9 жыл бұрын

***** LoL. I'm Yung Lyun and I approve this message!

Thanks..I just ordered this light from amazon..i wonder what there return policy is at amazon

One at home...Love it!

it say in the manual that you may not fire the flash more than 20 times when at full power, since it gets extremely hot. I wonder if you exceeded that ...

after 20 minutes of constant flashing you must give it a 10-20 minutes break. According to the manual the flash will do it automatically; i gues your case is a good warning if it is the same case.

Eslam that was funny man..lol.. I didn't go back to correct my spelling.. I thought I had wasted enough time on that video..lol.

Is it still under warranty? If stick with your camera brand.

was it just a faulty one of the bunch? Other guys are giving it great reviews?

My flash stop lighting please help me and brand Godox TT560

Some good advice for wedding or event photographers, would be to purchase a battery pack. This way, you ensure shorter recycle times and even if the batteries themselves are empty/dead then you can still shoot without having to replace them on the fly. This is crucial for weddings as moments can pop out at any given moment. GODOX makes grrrrrrrreat battery packs and I've even turned fellow photographers onto them. Hang around your neck, slide on belt loop via the clip (which btw is made onto the battery pack) and fire away.

@matthiasegger4535

7 жыл бұрын

i'm about to buy one of those battery packs from godox - do know which flashcable is compatible with the neewer speedlite?

Rey Divinagracia hey i have the same problem... have you figured it out yet? i cant fix it...

what was the problem with it?

i got a new neewer speedlight flash tt 560 at first it works but when i turn if of than i turn it on it but the red light keep blinking and the flash stop working... anybody knows what is wrong with it?

I have had no problems with my Neewer Speedlite, guess u just got a lemon one....

I have problem .....Everything is ok but it doesn't flash...Redlight is on and other when i trigger test button it doesn't work..can some one explain me plzz

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Is it made in China?

oopsy loopsy.....u prb got the defected one there my bad............never had prbs with those though

OMG, I just purchase one.

@picvan

10 жыл бұрын

I have seen a lot of good reviews and the three I have work fine. So I wouldn't worry. He also commented that he fixed it and it was a loose rod that made contact. Every product has a lemon but they stand out more.

oh ok

Hi there, have you tried "photo SFX art" (google it)? There you can watch a good free video explaining how you can take brilliant photographs. It made it easier for Matt to shoot pictures which leave you with that wow-effect after you take a look at them. Hopefully it will help you too...

Use 1 dummy battery. Means it's got too much power in it.

Hey there, do you know "Photo SFXart Tricks" (just google it)? There you can watch a great free video showing how to shoot impressive pictures. It helped Daniel to shoot pictures that leave you with that jaw-dropping-effect after you look at them. Hopefully it will work for you too...

FIrst off stop using duracell in speelite because the recycle sucks and yes they get hot! I use CVS's rechargeable batteries and recycle is awesome, don't get hot. You simply failed to read directions and you need to know what correct batteries to use.

Omg 8grade

@propagandabuster NEARLY EVERYTHING IS MADE IN CHINA