very disorienting.
at least also blur the water and ship behind there.

http://speedlights.net/compare-speedlight-...00&model2=YN565

I'll have to disagree. An SB700 compared to the 565EX is underpowered yet twice the price, the only reason I see to go for it is if you need HSS and Commander modes from the get go.

For a beginner especially, paying RM900+ upfront for a first party flash is overwhelming especially since they do not know whether they will be using it all the time as well.

I strongly encourage beginners to flash getting third party speedlites albeit known ones like yongnuo since their build is just as solid as first party flashes. Things like power output and recycle times are on par as well.

I currently own 3 Yongnuo flashes, a 565EX and two 560III, the latter having built in radio triggering which you'll have to pay over 2K+ to get in canon's latest 600EX-RT versus just 250 bucks for a 560III.

Going to purchase a Phottix Mitros soon which has all the features of a flagship like HSS, commander modes. Yet is still half price compared to a SB-910.

I'm not saying first party flashes are not good btw, just saying that for most people, third party units are good enough for their needs already since not all first brand merchandise is appropriately priced.

Go try one lah 

The 560III power ratio can be controlled via remote control leh, the feature hasn't been unlocked yet tho.

http://flashhavoc.com/yn-560-iii-remote-po...smitter-coming/

For me having the ability to control power from a distance is amazing enough already, nevermind the absence of TTL. Especially for RM250 per flashgun 

Heck, if anything I started using flash with TTL, then more and more I learn to shoot manual power instead. Better control.