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If the built-in flash in your camera just doesn’t cut it anymore, it's time to look for an external flash. But how do you choose the right one?
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Olympus FL-700WR
Discontinued
External Flash for Olympus cameras, guide number: 42, synchronisation with multiple flashes
Godox Xpro-N for Nikon
Discontinued
Launcher - wireless control unit, for Nikon cameras, support for TTL and high-speed HSS synchronization, fully compatible with the Godox 2.4 GHz system, support for FEC settings,...
Godox Xpro-S for Sony
Discontinued
Launcher - wireless control unit, for Sony cameras, support for TTL and high-speed HSS synchronization, fully compatible with the Godox 2.4 GHz system, support for FEC settings,...
Godox Xpro-C for Canon
Discontinued
Launcher - wireless control unit, for Canon cameras, support for TTL and high-speed HSS synchronization, fully compatible with the Godox 2.4 GHz system, support for FEC settings,...
Godox AD300Pro Dual set
Discontinued
External Flash for Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Sony, Fujifilm and Pentax cameras, synchronisation with multiple flashes
Feelworld Monitor S55 V2 5.5"
Discontinued
Camera Field Monitor diagonal 5,5 ", resolution 1280 × 720 px, brightness 500 cd/m2, HDMI and Jack 3,5mm out, Sun visor and Micro HDMI cable
Neewer 750II Flash for NIKON
Discontinued
External Flash for Nikon cameras, guide number: 58,4, flash head alone shooting option
Neewer NW-670 Flash for CANON
Discontinued
External Flash for Canon cameras, guide number: 58,4, flash head alone shooting option
Canon Speedlite EL-1
Discontinued
External Flash for Canon cameras, guide number: 60, flash head alone shooting option
Hähnel Modus 600RT MK II Pro Kit Sony
Discontinued
External Flash for Sony cameras, guide number: 60
Hähnel Modus 600RT MK II Pro Kit Canon
Discontinued
External Flash for Canon cameras, guide number: 60
Archive - Flashes
A Flash is used to illuminate subjects or scenes by creating a short burst of light. It is mostly used in low light conditions to illuminate subjects.