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Yongnuo YN685 TTL Flash for Nikon and Canon Cameras
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Yongnuo YN685 TTL Flash for Nikon and Canon Cameras

The Yongnuo YN685-N is a powerful ITTL Speedlite Flash, compatible with Nikon cameras. It features the built-in Yongnuo 622 radio frequency system (receiver only) and can be used as a Slave unit...

The Yongnuo YN685-N is a powerful ITTL Speedlite Flash, compatible with Nikon cameras. It features the built-in Yongnuo 622 radio frequency system (receiver only) and can be used as a Slave unit off-camera. It has a maximum guide number GN 60 (ISO 100, zoom 200mm) and a zoom range of 20-200mm. It supports high-speed sync (FP HSS) function, allowing...

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Description

Description

The Yongnuo YN685-N is a powerful ITTL Speedlite Flash, compatible with Nikon cameras. It features the built-in Yongnuo 622 radio frequency system (receiver only) and can be used as a Slave unit off-camera. It has a maximum guide number GN 60 (ISO 100, zoom 200mm) and a zoom range of 20-200mm. It supports high-speed sync (FP HSS) function, allowing synchronization with shutter speeds up to 1/8000. It is fully compatible with Yongnuo YN622-N - YN622-N-TX and YN-603/605 – YN560-TX frequency systems as well as with the Speedlite Flash YN560-IV.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
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Specifications

Specifications

Popular Models
Nikon, Canon
Flash Type
TTL

Flash Type

TTL
Automatic flash type that adjusts light intensity through the camera's through-the-lens metering. It adapts to scene conditions in real time, providing fast and reliable results without manual settings.
Recycle Time (max)
3 s

Recycle Time (max)

The time required for the flash to recharge after a shot at the maximum power supported by the device. The displayed value refers to the maximum recycling time, meaning the “slowest” operating scenario of the flash. The shorter this time, the faster the flash can be reused for consecutive shots.
Macro Ring
No

Macro Ring

The Macro Ring Flash is a special type of flash that is mounted around the lens and is mainly used in macro photography. It provides uniform and soft lighting at very close distances, reducing shadows and highlighting details in small subjects, such as insects, flowers, or products. It is ideal for targeted photography where precision and control of light on a small scale are required.
Wireless
Yes

Wireless

Supports wireless control or trigger, allowing the use of the flash without a physical connection to the camera. Provides greater flexibility in light placement and more creative control of lighting in studio or on-location shoots.
High-Speed Sync
Yes

High-Speed Sync

The HSS function allows the use of flash at very high shutter speeds, beyond the usual sync limit of the camera. This makes it possible to “freeze” motion and better control light in bright environments, such as outdoor shoots with strong sunlight or when you want a shallow depth of field with a wide aperture.
Kit
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (2)

Reviews

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  • Ntinaras
    4
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    Ntinaras

    For the money it asks, it is fantastic!
    It is not very powerful, but it has incredible features.
    Very fast recharge cycle, and it is reliable!

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  • Spyros_CHatzistayrakis
    5
    7 out of 7 members found this review helpful
    Spyros_CHatzistayrakis

    For amateur use with D3300 indoors (bounce + iTTL) the results are amazing. The batteries last quite a while. Very powerful 200mm zoom.
    Bulkier than the YN 560 iii and better built.
    Probably a downside that it can't be triggered by another flash.

    Adding after some time of use. The TTL measures at the center of the frame regardless of the Spot, Center Weight, or Matrix metering selection. So, for example, if you have a face that is not in the center, it won't be properly lit if the background is dark. It comes out overexposed. With the built-in flash, the metering is correct, as with Nikon flashes.

    It has a built-in wireless transceiver that allows wireless control (Full Manual, HSS, and iTTL) from the Yongnuo YN-622N-TX transmitter.

    2025 Attention: TTL does not work on z6 ii and probably on mirrorless cameras, there is incompatibility, it only works in manual. I even upgraded it but nothing changed.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • Ntinaras
    4
    Ntinaras

    For the money it asks, it is fantastic!
    It is not very powerful, but it has incredible features.
    Very fast recharge cycle, and it is reliable!

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • Spyros_CHatzistayrakis
    5
    Spyros_CHatzistayrakis

    For amateur use with D3300 indoors (bounce + iTTL) the results are amazing. The batteries last quite a while. Very powerful 200mm zoom.
    Bulkier than the YN 560 iii and better built.
    Probably a downside that it can't be triggered by another flash.

    Adding after some time of use. The TTL measures at the center of the frame regardless of the Spot, Center Weight, or Matrix metering selection. So, for example, if you have a face that is not in the center, it won't be properly lit if the background is dark. It comes out overexposed. With the built-in flash, the metering is correct, as with Nikon flashes.

    It has a built-in wireless transceiver that allows wireless control (Full Manual, HSS, and iTTL) from the Yongnuo YN-622N-TX transmitter.

    2025 Attention: TTL does not work on z6 ii and probably on mirrorless cameras, there is incompatibility, it only works in manual. I even upgraded it but nothing changed.

    Translated from Greek ·
    7
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Description & Specifications

The Yongnuo YN685-N is a powerful ITTL Speedlite Flash, compatible with Nikon cameras. It features the built-in Yongnuo 622 radio frequency system (receiver only) and can be used as a Slave unit off-camera. It has a maximum guide number GN 60 (ISO 100, zoom 200mm) and a zoom range of 20-200mm. It supports high-speed sync (FP HSS) function, allowing synchronization with shutter speeds up to 1/8000. It is fully compatible with Yongnuo YN622-N - YN622-N-TX and YN-603/605 – YN560-TX frequency systems as well as with the Speedlite Flash YN560-IV.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Popular Models
Nikon, Canon
Flash Type
TTL

Flash Type

TTL
Automatic flash type that adjusts light intensity through the camera's through-the-lens metering. It adapts to scene conditions in real time, providing fast and reliable results without manual settings.
Recycle Time (max)
3 s

Recycle Time (max)

The time required for the flash to recharge after a shot at the maximum power supported by the device. The displayed value refers to the maximum recycling time, meaning the “slowest” operating scenario of the flash. The shorter this time, the faster the flash can be reused for consecutive shots.
Macro Ring
No

Macro Ring

The Macro Ring Flash is a special type of flash that is mounted around the lens and is mainly used in macro photography. It provides uniform and soft lighting at very close distances, reducing shadows and highlighting details in small subjects, such as insects, flowers, or products. It is ideal for targeted photography where precision and control of light on a small scale are required.
Wireless
Yes

Wireless

Supports wireless control or trigger, allowing the use of the flash without a physical connection to the camera. Provides greater flexibility in light placement and more creative control of lighting in studio or on-location shoots.
High-Speed Sync
Yes

High-Speed Sync

The HSS function allows the use of flash at very high shutter speeds, beyond the usual sync limit of the camera. This makes it possible to “freeze” motion and better control light in bright environments, such as outdoor shoots with strong sunlight or when you want a shallow depth of field with a wide aperture.
Kit
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (2)

4.5
2
4.5
Review this product
  1. 1
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
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  • Ntinaras
    4
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    Ntinaras

    For the money it asks, it is fantastic!
    It is not very powerful, but it has incredible features.
    Very fast recharge cycle, and it is reliable!

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Spyros_CHatzistayrakis
    5
    7 out of 7 members found this review helpful
    Spyros_CHatzistayrakis

    For amateur use with D3300 indoors (bounce + iTTL) the results are amazing. The batteries last quite a while. Very powerful 200mm zoom.
    Bulkier than the YN 560 iii and better built.
    Probably a downside that it can't be triggered by another flash.

    Adding after some time of use. The TTL measures at the center of the frame regardless of the Spot, Center Weight, or Matrix metering selection. So, for example, if you have a face that is not in the center, it won't be properly lit if the background is dark. It comes out overexposed. With the built-in flash, the metering is correct, as with Nikon flashes.

    It has a built-in wireless transceiver that allows wireless control (Full Manual, HSS, and iTTL) from the Yongnuo YN-622N-TX transmitter.

    2025 Attention: TTL does not work on z6 ii and probably on mirrorless cameras, there is incompatibility, it only works in manual. I even upgraded it but nothing changed.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Ntinaras
    4
    Ntinaras

    For the money it asks, it is fantastic!
    It is not very powerful, but it has incredible features.
    Very fast recharge cycle, and it is reliable!

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • Spyros_CHatzistayrakis
    5
    Spyros_CHatzistayrakis

    For amateur use with D3300 indoors (bounce + iTTL) the results are amazing. The batteries last quite a while. Very powerful 200mm zoom.
    Bulkier than the YN 560 iii and better built.
    Probably a downside that it can't be triggered by another flash.

    Adding after some time of use. The TTL measures at the center of the frame regardless of the Spot, Center Weight, or Matrix metering selection. So, for example, if you have a face that is not in the center, it won't be properly lit if the background is dark. It comes out overexposed. With the built-in flash, the metering is correct, as with Nikon flashes.

    It has a built-in wireless transceiver that allows wireless control (Full Manual, HSS, and iTTL) from the Yongnuo YN-622N-TX transmitter.

    2025 Attention: TTL does not work on z6 ii and probably on mirrorless cameras, there is incompatibility, it only works in manual. I even upgraded it but nothing changed.

    Translated from Greek ·
    7
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