Canon Dslr Flash Light

It works great with my Canon DSLR. The built quality is good too. The flash also comes with a continuous light for video recording. It is an all-around performance product. Great product for the price also.

[6] It works great with my Canon DSLR. The built quality is good too. The flash also comes with a continuous light for video recording. It is an all-around performance product. Great product for the price also.

[Yes] This is my best choice in carry-on case. 1 DSLR, 3 Lenses, 1 Flash, 1 LCD light, 1 Monopod, MacbookPro 13. After filling with the above items, still have enough spaces for extra clothes for replacement.

Not quite a dSLR but almost. Very flexible and light weight while producing photos nearly as good as a 'better' dSLR (Canon 40D) and as good as Canon T1i. Wonderful for travel. Lack of viewfinder may be a problem for some but that can be readily solved by using Hoodman Hoodloupe which fits over the 3 LCD and has glass viewfinder lens with adjustable diopter. No problem now with LCD washout or viewing difficulty and quick to the eye. Great for fine focus in manual mode. A winning combo.

[Bert Sirkin] This diffuser does what it is expected to do - i.e. it diffuses the light from the flash for it is not too glary. It's the Canon 600EX II well.

[270°] use for slave flash with canon 60D

[5 A] Godox E300 Flash Head I bought the Godox E300 Flash Head to replace a couple of Canon flashes that I have been using for macro photography. The main reason for the purchase was because the Canon flashes are simply too expensive in batteries. B&H shipped the unit fast as always. I was impressed with the quality of the Godox E300 for the price. The unit does have an internal fan that runs very quiet. At the default Power Level of 1.0, the recharge cycle time is virtually instant. Although it doesn't state on the website, the unit that I received also included a Sync Cord. PROS: - Excellent price. - Runs on AC Power. - Plenty of features. - Bright and fast. - Quiet cooling fan. - Beep mode when ready. - Modeling lamp. CONS: - The light stand shaft on the E300 is too short to fit correctly onto any of my 5/8 stud light stands. The bottom of the short shaft sits at the 5/8 stud's indent area, so the E300 leans to the side. To fix this I cut the top off of one of the light stand studs so that the stud is 5/8 along its entire length. - I couldn't find any replacement flash tubes or modeling lamps on B&H or elsewhere.

[Compressed Air] This light is amazing! I shoot with Canon and their speedlights so I was intrigued to see how the fj400 could sync up with them and WOW, it could not have been more simple. I've now got a main light with the fj400 and a fill light with the Canon 600 flash and I am using the Canon trigger to power both lights. If you are a Canon user, this is the perfect flash. Other things that I like are the easy to use menu system, the really fast recycle time, and the continuous burst mode. I've used the strobe on 2 personal projects and 1 paid job and still haven't had to charge the battery, so that seems to be as good as advertised. I may eventually buy the universal trigger for a backup, but as I said earlier I am a Canon only user so I don't need to switch between different camera brands. I will be buying another one of these lights!

[0.97 lb] Beautiful & consistent light. It's better, 1000 times better than your Canon, Nikon or any other brand flashes. I have these flash for some time and when I go back to manufacture brand name of camera flashes then i realize how good Quantum Trio flash are. Get it, you won't regret it.

[Silver] I use this with a Canon 580EX flash. It is small but putting it close to subject gives a nice soft light. Also can be used for back light and certainly easy enough to hand hold.