Most digital cameras come with a small built-in flash, and many photographers wonder if this tiny flash unit is good enough to get the job done. The answer is that it depends on what you're trying to accomplish. If you're taking snapshots of your friends at a party, the built-in flash is probably good enough. But if you're trying to take a picture of a moving object, or you need a lot of light, you'll need to use an external flash unit.
Different cameras have different sized flashes, so it is important to check that the flash you are buying is compatible with your camera. In general, however, most camera flashes are interchangeable. This means that you should be able to attach any compatible flash to your camera.
Hotshoe flashes are not universal, but they are compatible with most camera systems. The hotshoe is a standardized mount that is found on most DSLRs and many mirrorless cameras. However, there are a few camera systems that use a proprietary hotshoe mount. These include the Sony Alpha series and the Fujifilm X series.
No, all flashes do not work on all cameras. Each camera has a specific hot shoe mount that is designed to work with a specific type of flash unit. Some cameras have proprietary hot shoe mounts that can only be used with specific flash units made by the same manufacturer.
4.4/5
Godox TT600 flash Speedlite adopts Godox wireless X system with built-in 2.4G wireless transmission, Godox AD360II-C/AD360II-N flash Speedlite , TT685C TT685N flash Speedlite, X1T-C/X1T-N wireless Transmitter trigger and other devices that with wireless control system.
Godox TT600 flash Speedlite can compatible with most brands cameras such as Canon Nikon Pentax Olympus Fujifilm Panasonic and other digital cameras with standard hot shoe. Both Optic Transmission and 2.4G Radio Transmission available, offers more stable signal, farther distance, wider range of application, less power consumption, less affected by the obstacle.
High Guide Number: GN60(m ISO 100), short flash duration, high illumination, far Irradiation distance. Stable color temperature at 5600±200K over the entire power range.
High-speed Sync: Can realize HSS when used with Godox Cell-II trigger or X1C/X1N TTL wireless Transmitter trigger (Sold Separately), the max speed can up to 1/8000s (Depend on the cameras). It's particularly convenient when using the aperture to fill flash on portrait preferentially. Note: The Godox TT600 Speedlite can NOT realize HSS when used on camera hot shoe.
The number of flashes Speedlite is about 230(2500mA NI-MH battery). Full flash recycle time is up to 0.1-2.6s(Use Panasonic eneloop batteries).
$234
Even after reading several of the reviews here, I wasn't expecting much at $60 or more, so I was pleasantly surprised when I started using this flash. This model worked well for me because I shot in manual flash mode. The above photo was taken using a 26" octabox at, I believe, 1/8 power (flash used for fill and catchlight). Strong enough for use as outdoor fill and excellent in modifications. The only drawback is that if you shoot quickly after each other, the AA batteries get quite hot and the flash can stop working for a while. At the end of the about 50 quick succession photographs, the flash was misfiring about 25% of the time. After stopping for about five minutes, everything was good. The two times I've observed this behavior, I just took a break and replaced the batteries (even though they weren't fully dead). Overall, I think the flash is great for the price and will be glad if it lasts for a year or two.
4.4/5
Multi ,slave 1 and slave 2 ：Realize record multiple actions in the same photo, Camera can focus accurately even in the dark, Multi-mode combination make better pictures. PLEASE NOTE: TTL and HSS functions are not supported
Flexible Rotation: Vertical rotation angle from 0~90 degrees, horizontal rotation angle from 0~270 degrees, provide you with a rich flash perspective
Camera Flash Kit Include: 1 x ESDDI PLF-350 Speedlite Flash, 1 x Mini Stand, 1 x Hard Flash Diffuser, 1 x Protection Pouch, 1 x User Manual
Flash Output Displayed on LCD Screen: 8 levels to control the light exposure manually 1/128, 1/64, 1/32, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 1/1, give you precise flash control
Wide Compatibility: Compatible with Most DSLR cameras with standard hot shoe, Great for beginners. PLEASE NOTE: Not compatible with cameras such as the EOS Canon 2000D, 4000D, Rebel SL3, T7, T6i
$234
My sincere opinion (I purchased this model from the seller to evaluate its functionality)This flash is a bare-bones device; we cannot zoom in or add an external power supply, for example. When there is not much space between the subject and the camera, this unit performs well. Even though the guide number is low, it is still a good value. It runs smoothly. If I get time, I'll publish some photos. They turned out pretty well when I tried them at a sizable restaurant with a high ceiling and orange-colored walls that was outside on the street at night. I used a D750 camera and experimented with both on-camera and off-camera slave lighting. Although the color temperature was constant, I still need to test it in different environments.Compared to other brand units I own, this one was able to keep Magmod's bounce and sphere quite well even at an inclined angle. Overall, if you are a beginner or want a basic one as a starter or for light hair, I recommend this. This device is suitable for a small room even when used as the main piece, and the cost is reasonable. Recharging a full-power flash is a little slow. The quality of the materials is higher than in models from comparable budget brands.Cons: No external power sources can be attached.
4.4/5
Compatible with Canon DSLR Cameras
Charging socket for external power pack: adds a charging socket for external power pack. PC synchronous port: simple for you to use the PC synchronous line.
Powerful Flash with High Guide No. 58 (m) / 190ft(at 105mm focal length,ISO 100 in meters/feet).
Wireless triggering distance: 20--25m indoor,10--15m outdoor
Backed with Neewer 1-Year 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.
$234
This speedlight is really lovely! E-TTL 2 is supported. It works well in totally automatic mode, which is how I've been using it. In that mode, it's incredibly straightforward to use and basic. I've tried using my flash for continuous photography, and it really shines in that setting. Once or twice, it wouldn't come on, and to repair the problem, I just opened and securely shut the battery box. My T6i cannot focus in almost complete darkness on its own, however it can focus in the dark with the built-in infrared emitter focus help. I had mixed success with flash exposure bracketing, which is similar to AEB except that the flash adjusts the f-stop flash exposure adjustments rather than the camera setting the camera exposures. Sometimes something "seems" to work and other times it's clear it didn't Despite the fact that occasionally it "looks" like the three flashes are appropriately set for -1, 0, and 1 EV exposures, when I set FEB, it doesn't truly show up in the settings that I actually made a flash setting on FEB. These findings are currently inconclusive because I haven't finished my experiments in this area.Continuous flash also performs admirably, providing continuous photos a stroboscopic appearance. The subject's light is adequately softened by the built-in clear plastic light filtering. The auto zoom option that adjusts as you move the camera lens in and out is one that I like. It keeps the most light where it is most needed and increases the flash's effective working distance from the subject.A straightforward black nylon bag with a drawstring is included. I never use it. I purchased three neoprene lens carrying bags. The smaller pouch is for my Movo external mic, the smaller one is for my lens, and the larger size is the perfect match for this speedlite.All of the pins are present and arranged properly for the Rebel T6i when one looks at the bottom of the hot shoe. The excellent cost-to-quality ratio—low cost, high quality—pleases me. I like how inexpensive it is compared to a real Canon speedlight. Overall, I'm extremely happy with this flash and really enjoy using it. I'm glad I bought it because it has been working well for me. I haven't had any significant issues with it yet. Anyone searching for a high-quality, reasonably priced speedlite to add to their collection of photography equipment should without a doubt consider this product.
4.4/5
Note: flash only, camera not included!
Charging socket for external power pack: adds a charging socket for external power pack. PC synchronous port: simple for you to use the PC synchronous line.
Vertical rotation angle:-7 to 90 degreesï¼›Horizontal rotation angle:0 to 270 degrees.
Flash duration: 1/300 to 1/20000s.
Powerful Flash with High Guide No. 58 (m) / 190ft(at 105mm focal length,ISO 100 in meters/feet).
$234
I consider this to be essential given the price.Despite the fact that it lacks High Speed Sync, which was disappointing, I still rate it a 5 out of 10.The exposures are what I like best about it; the power feels constant, and it works nicely with a diffuser.It seems like exposures are always precise without the need for compensation! Wow, I adore using this for a bounce; other ones I've found just don't have the same level of dependability as this one does.The zoom range is 18-180, but I don't believe it is as broad as 18, and I also think 180 might be a little exaggerated.In my humble view, for this price, this speedlite is just a solid workhorse that no one should ignore!
4.3/5
Note: flash only, camera not included!
Charging socket for external power pack: adds a charging socket for external power pack. PC synchronous port: simple for you to use the PC synchronous line.
Vertical rotation angle:-7 to 90 degreesï¼›Horizontal rotation angle:0 to 270 degrees.
Flash duration: 1/300 to 1/20000s.
Powerful Flash with High Guide No. 58 (m) / 190ft(at 105mm focal length,ISO 100 in meters/feet).
$234
I bought this speedlight because I was the lone photographer for an upcoming event. I've never used one of them, and I never even had a chance to test one out at home before the big night. I did watch a few YouTube videos to understand the idea better. This is very simple to use and well worth the cost, in my opinion. It definitely improved my photographic skills, and I'm very pleased with it. Never use built-in flash; you need to use this instead.Built-in bounce card is a plus (which I believe is standard, but it works well for what it is)a full 360 degreeslasted for the duration I need (2hrs and still had battery left)Simple controls include an on/off switch, a mode button, and a plus/minus arrow for brightness.Cons: *I only have one complaint* It uses 4 AA batteries; I wish it used a rechargeable battery or at the very least, one that I could take out and recharge. Additionally, since there is no indicator light or power levels, there is no way to determine how much battery you still have.I'm an experienced photographer who knows what she's doing and produces beautiful images, but I'm not a professional and my tools are basic. If you need a speedlight with more settings and control over the light, a small LCD digital display, etc., this model might not be for you, according to the YouTube videos I watched. I do, however, strongly advise this if you've never used one.
4.2/5
Note: flash only, camera not included!
Charging socket for external power pack: adds a charging socket for external power pack. PC synchronous port: simple for you to use the PC synchronous line.
Vertical rotation angle:-7 to 90 degreesï¼›Horizontal rotation angle:0 to 270 degrees.
Flash duration: 1/300 to 1/20000s.
Powerful Flash with High Guide No. 58 (m) / 190ft(at 105mm focal length,ISO 100 in meters/feet).
$234
I really enjoy learning photography, so I considered trying out some high-speed exposure photos. I therefore intended to get a wireless flash with i-TTL capability for my Nikon D7100.Altura Photo Pro Flash Kit AP-N1001 seems like a reasonable purchase based on the majority of Amazon reviews. I also chose the AP-N1001 because it had a wireless (and wired) trigger mode. I knew it would be useful for high exposure photos.So, in essence:Pros: - It performs as expected; I even tried the S1 and S2 modes, which are both effective (in S2 mode, the wireless trigger may be used to activate the camera's shutter, and the camera's flash can activate the AP-N1001 flasher).Comes with the batteries for the wireless trigger set (but does not include the batteries for the flasher: 4x AA) - Excellent wireless trigger when linked to the camera - Long battery lifeCons: - I can't think of any.The small manual that comes with it provides all the necessary information in diagrams and other formats. There would be no problem setting as you need if you are even a little tech competent.I discovered that normal Duracells can last for hundreds of shots before needing to be refilled. (Since I was shooting high-speed exposures, I did shoot at lower flasher powers. I often set the power around 1/32 or 1/64).It does take some time to recycle and get ready for the next shot (I didn't time it, but the description states 4 seconds, which I believe to be accurate). but never felt it to be a problem.I'm pleased with the wireless trigger as well because I can use it to activate the camera. This is especially true when I set the AP-N1001 flasher to S2 mode (slave), which causes it to start flashing as soon as it notices the camera's (in my instance, a Nikon D7100) flash turning on. I bought a very cheap wireless IR trigger for the D7100, but it's not very dependable; sometimes it fires immediately after I touch it, and other times I have to press it several times.But as soon as I hit this wireless trigger, the camera (when it is attached to it), starts recording. Additionally, this includes both a delicate touch and a hard push for the camera's autofocus (just a shooting button in a camera).The pouch is a convenient addition to carry everything with you. (Wireless trigger, however, doesn't fit in that.)High speed exposures necessitate extensive fine tuning of settings by testing in a specific setting, and this flasher provides all the configurations I needed.I've included a few photos I shot with this with a budget-friendly Neewer 24x36in reflector pair.This flasher has met all of my expectations.Please select "Yes" if my review was helpful to you in any way. I'm grateful.
4.2/5
External flash for taking professional-looking photos in low-light conditions; compatible with Canon and Nikon DSLR cameras
3 flash modes for versatility: M, S1, S2 (Manual mode, Slave mode 1, and Slave mode 2)
Standard PC synchronous port (input) for off-camera connecting; wireless sensor for triggering flash from a distance
8 levels of flash-brightness control; automatic saving function retains current flash settings; hot shoe stand and carrying bag included
Tilts up to 90 degrees; rotates up to 270 degrees
$234
An excellent technique to play with off-camera flash. Fully manual control, yet easily adjusted in 1 F-stop increments from 1/128 power to 1/1 power. The description is unclear, but this flash is optically triggered, not "wirelessly"; there is no radio control, and it only communicates with DSLRs and other cameras when it is installed directly on the hotshoe. Even then, this connection merely provides timing information to the flash. TTL (Through The Lens) metering is absent. This flash will only fire in time with your on-camera flash in S1 and S2 mode. Although no guide number or sync speed is specified, based on my tests, it appears to be fairly potent. A huge improvement over any built-in flash is the power as well as the ability to remotely shoot, rotate, bounce, and diffuse the flash.A tripod mount on the included stand is quite helpful.The optical trigger does not need to be in direct line of sight with the flash on your camera in order to trigger because it is incredibly sensitive and has a large catchment area. This device will continue to fire even if your on-camera flash is muted or significantly diffused.The absence of TTL metering (which requires manual adjustment) and radio wireless control are this device's only drawbacks (meaning you have to fire your on-camera flash to trigger it remotely). These functionalities, however, are not found in any flash at this pricing. The value offered by this is unmatched.
4.1/5
DIGITAL GOJA 90-DAY 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE - If you're not happy with your flash for any reason, please contact us and we will take the product back for a full refund.
UNIVERSAL COMPATABILITY – Works with Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, Pentax and any other DSLR with a standard Hot-Shoe connection.
HIGH PERFORMANCE – Use directly on your camera hot-shoe or as an off camera flash for portraits. Note: Flash does not work on TTL mode.
EVERYTHING INCLUDED – The Altura Photo Camera Flash Kit includes; AP- UNV1 Speedlite Flash, 4X AA Batteries, Camera Shutter Remote Control, Flash Diffuser Reflector, Carry Pouch and Stand.
MAKES A GREAT GIFT – The Altura Photo Professional Speedlite Flash (AP-UNV1) is a powerful manual flash with a High Guide No. 38(m). Suitable for photographers of all levels. High performance at a low cost.
$234
I simply needed a cheap flash that could be used with a Canon Rebel T5i, and this much exceeded my expectations. The flash is excellent. It can be rotated 360 degrees and the flash output can be changed. The brightest flash is at the top, and the subtlest flash is at the bottom. It works flawlessly with the Canon camera. The best surprise is that it can be used as a wireless flash off the camera, providing a low-cost alternative to a portrait studio or side lighting setup. But wait, there's more! It includes a remote control for your camera! Even though the remote is just a button that serves as the shutter release, it does work, which was a bonus as I wasn't really considering it when selecting whether to buy! The diffuser is made of cheap plastic, yet it serves its purpose and is all that is actually required. The handbook wasn't translated very well, so be prepared to find a youtube video by someone who had already used it or something like. It has my unequivocal endorsement.
No, you don't need a trigger for off camera flash, but it can make your life a lot easier. Triggers allow you to remotely fire your flash unit, so you don't have to be right next to it to take a photo. This can be extremely helpful when trying to take photos in difficult or hard-to-reach places.
Hot shoes are not required for using flash. You can use flash by connecting it directly to the camera's hot shoe.
To hot shoe a horse, you will need a hot shoeing rig, which consists of a forge, an anvil, and various tools. You will also need to have your horse standing in a stocks, which will hold him in place while you work. The first step is to trim the horse's hooves, and then you will need to heat up the shoes in the forge. Once they are hot, you will need to hammer them onto the horse's hooves. This process can be dangerous, so it is important to be careful and to have someone help you if possible.
There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on the horse and the situation. Some horses do better with hot shoeing, while others do better with cold shoeing. Some horses need hot shoeing in certain situations, such as when they are competing in events that require a lot of running or jumping.
ISO 800 is brighter than ISO 200.
Liveview shooting is a feature available on many digital cameras that allows the user to see a live preview of the image on the camera's LCD screen before taking the picture. This can be useful for composing shots, checking for camera shake, and framing the subject.
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