Canon Speedlite 420EX Camera Flash
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Product Details: Canon Speedlite 420EX
| Flash Type | Hot-shoe Clip-on Flash |
|---|---|
| Shut Off Feature | Yes |
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Product Description: Canon Speedlite 420EX
User Reviews: Canon Speedlite 420EX
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I'm a real novice and I like this flash
, January 4, 2006Reviewer: Rich Razon - See all Rich Razon's reviews -
Very good onboard flash
, December 6, 2005Reviewer:
:E:D: - See all :E:D:'s reviews 1 of 1 Yahoo! Users found this Canon Speedlite 420EX review helpfulPros: Light, can be swivled, relatively strong
Cons: no manual controls
I've used this flash many times, and my wife also uses it whenever we take flash pictures. It's small, light, reliable, and swivles left and right as well as up and down, so you can get your bounce correct -- especially when you shoot in portrait mode.
I wish it had manual controls though -- that's what the 520/580 series is for, although it is much bigger and heavier. ...
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Pros: The flash swivels around
Cons: It's large.
I bought this "used" and I've been really enjoying it. I'm a novice and this flash is letting me try a lot of new things. I like that the flash swivels around so that I can take portrait shots. I also like that it has it's own battery source, so my camera's (I have a Canon G2) battery lasts longer. And since I like to shoot with a wide angle lens, this flash helps again because my camera's built-in flash is blocked by the lens. ...