Speedlite For Canon

[0.12 lb] Wonderful diffuser adapter for the newest Canon Speedlite, albeit a bit pricey for what you are getting. Note that you DO receive this diffuser with the 600-ex II RT speedlite, so you do not need to purchase this unless you have lost or damaged the one that came with the speedlite. I sent back the one that I purchased because there is no reason to have two of them.

[5.1 x 2.7 x 1"] It is the only metal Cold Shoe Adapter who works with Canon Speedlite 600EX. Because of the weather seal of the speedlite I have to put a lot of pressure to lock it when I use Cold Shoe Adapter from other manufactures. Cons: -The Canon Speedlite 600EX has a little movement when it is locked. It is because of the too thin area highlighted in the picture compared with (Version 3) SmallRig. -The front and back side of the speedlite shoe are exposed and the weather seal it is useless Improvements: -The area who holds the flash down can be a little thicker (the area highlighted in the photo compared with (Version 3) SmallRig) -The two stopper screws can hold a plate for a better weather seal -The area where the logo is can be a little longer to offer a better weather seal and support for speedlight Sorry to be a perfectionist.

[0.255 lb] Works wonderfully with my Canon Speedlite and also with my Alien Bee

[0.095 lb] I got this with my Canon Speedlite 430EX II and it really gives a nice soft lighting.

[0.365 lb] My canon R6 II with 24mm-105mm lens and speedlite EL-5 fit in perfectly!

[0.02 lb] I use these primarily for weddings, engagement sessions, events, and just about any other time I'm pushing my Canon 600 series speedlites hard. Operation is extremely simple, you put batteries in, plug it in, and the unit automatically turns on and off with your flash. I really feel the price is outrageous for a simple AA battery pack with some temperature sensing features. That said, I'm sticking Canon OEM for this type of purchase because I'm not going to risk burning up a $570 600EXII-RT speedlite with a third party unit. The included case is of limited utility, it works fine if you're mounting on a belt loop, but really won't help with mounting any other way. Fortunately, they include a nice 1/4-20 screw through the middle of the unit. I use this to mount to a Matthews Super Mafer Clamp to affix the battery pack to light stands, tripod legs, etc. I find this configuration to be ideal and highly recommend it if you are using this for off-camera speedlite work.

[2.575 lb] I first purchased another product. But when I found out that it did not work with my Canon Speedlite, I called B&H customer service. As expected, they allowed me to return wrong item and recommended the QuikBox 24x24 by Impact. It's great, works as I was told it would.

[-7 to +90°] What can I say, it works beautifully. . .I cannot tell a difference with a Canon Speedlite (except the price) I've had the YN560-III for over a year and it is still firing away without a hitch. I just got the YN560-IV and running them both off a YN560-TX transmitter. . .like butta. I'm getting two more. Perfect for my real estate work.

[0.1 lb] I have been using Sto-Fen Omni-Bounce diffusers for over 30 years. First on my Vivitar 283s and then on my Canon Speedlite 270EXII. So naturally when I upgraded to the Canon Speedlite 600EXII-RT I purchased another Omni-Bounce. It is different that the diffuser that comes with the flash. Whenever I take my flash, I take the Omni-Bounce.

[0.61 lb] Used it with my Canon 580EXII speedlite. Works like a charm even at high speeds, as advertised. Replaced my old trigger system and I'm very happy about its performance. Easy to set up.