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Flash units expand a photographer's ability to take pictures in low-light and interior settings without worrying about blurriness, graininess or other imperfections. Although modern cameras often...
Canon offers several different models of speedlight for a variety of applications. Its two top standard style flash models are the 430EX II and the 580EX II. Both are excellent flashes and can be...
Canon offers several models of external speedlights to help both professional and amateur photographers get better shots. Whether doing portraits, close-up work, or more advanced applications, the...
The Canon 580EX replaced the 550EX as Canon's top-of-the-line flash. It was smaller and lighter, but more powerful, and it recycled faster than the 550EX. It was also Canon's first...
The Canon 580EX was Canon's top of the line flash until it was replaced by the 580EX II in 2007. The 580EX features a range of up to 190 feet (58 meters) at ISO 100. The flash is compatible with...
The Canon 580EX II, released in 2007 as a replacement to the 580EX, offers 20 percent faster recycling times than the 580EX and replaces the old screw mount system with a lever latch that locks...
The Canon 580EX flash, replaced by the 580EX II in 2007, is Canon's flagship speedlight. The EX II recycles 20 percent faster than the original, has a better build quality, and an easier locking...
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