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Manual Flash
External flashes are a great way to add light to your photos, and they're especially useful in dimly lit places and in creating creative shots. Browse the top-ranked list of manual flashes below along with associated reviews and opinions.
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Neewer - Z150 Speedlite for Canon/Nikon/Sony/Fuji, No TTL, 3.1s Recycle, Compact Manual Flash
SKU: CZLV9FX6C6See all Camera FlashesProduct Description
A compact black manual speedlite flash offering 20Ws power, fast recycling, and broad camera compatibility.$32.99 Your price for this item is $32.99Save $4Was $37.79The previous price was $37.79 -
Godox - AD600BM II Witstro Manual All-In-One Outdoor Flash
SKU: CZRJZJ83RSSee all Digital Camera AccessoriesProduct Description
A powerful manual outdoor flash with 600Ws output, 2.8" color screen, and bright 40W LED modeling light.$549.00 Your price for this item is $549.00 -
Neewer - Single Contact Camera Flash - 22Ws Manual Speedlite Compatible with Canon, Nikon, Sony & More
SKU: CZWCCR92Q5See all Camera FlashesProduct Description
A black manual speedlite flash offering 22Ws power, 6000K color temperature, and broad camera compatibility.$39.99 Your price for this item is $39.99Save $10Was $49.99The previous price was $49.99 -
Flashpoint - XPLOR 600 R2 Manual All-In-One Outdoor Flash, Godox AD600BM Witstro
SKU: J39QTS3CC9See all Digital Camera AccessoriesProduct Description
A battery-powered 600Ws outdoor monolight with HSS, 2.4GHz wireless control, Bowens mount, and LED modeling light.$549.00 Your price for this item is $549.00 -
Neewer - Z140 16Ws Mini Flash, GN15, 1200 Flashes, Manual
SKU: CZLV9F34X9See all Camera FlashesProduct Description
A compact black manual camera flash offering 1200 full-power flashes and fast 1.2s recycle time.$29.99 Your price for this item is $29.99Save $14Was $43.99The previous price was $43.99 -
Flashpoint - XPLOR 600 PRO R2 Manual All-in-One Outdoor Flash, Godox AD600Pro M Witstro
SKU: JJ89LQFY69See all Studio Lighting & FlashesProduct Description
A battery-powered manual monolight with 600Ws output, R2 2.4GHz radio, HSS to 1/8000s, and Bowens mount.$719.00 Your price for this item is $719.00 -
Neewer - Z160 SE Speedlite for Canon/Nikon/Sony/Fuji/Olympus, No TTL, Manual Power Control
SKU: CZWCCR9887See all Camera FlashesProduct Description
A black manual camera flash offering 20Ws power, GN15, and broad compatibility with major camera brands.$19.99 Your price for this item is $19.99Save $20Was $39.99The previous price was $39.99 -
Flashpoint - XPLOR 600 SE R2 Manual HSS All-In-One Outdoor Flash (2 Light Kit), Godox AD600BM II Witstro
SKU: JJ89LH9P7SSee all Camera & Video LightingProduct Description
A two-light outdoor flash kit with 600W output, battery power, HSS, and stroboscopic mode.$1,099.00 Your price for this item is $1,099.00 -
Nikon - SB-700 AF Speedlight External Flash
SKU: J7CVR9QJFLSee all Camera FlashesProduct Description
A versatile black external flash offering wireless TTL, zoom head, and three customizable light distribution patterns.$296.95 Your price for this item is $296.95Save $83Was $379.95The previous price was $379.95
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A manual flash is a camera accessory that provides additional light to enhance your photography. Unlike automatic flashes, manual flashes require you to adjust the flash output and settings yourself, giving you greater creative control over lighting in your photos.
Most manual flashes are compatible with a wide range of camera brands, as they typically use a standard hot shoe mount. However, it’s important to check the product specifications to ensure compatibility with your specific camera model.
Manual flashes allow photographers to precisely control the intensity and direction of light, making them ideal for creative lighting setups. They are also often more affordable, reliable, and versatile compared to automatic flashes.
Most manual flashes use standard AA or AAA batteries, but some models may have built-in rechargeable batteries. Always refer to the product description for specific power requirements.
Yes, many manual flashes support off-camera use with the help of wireless triggers or sync cables. This allows you to position the flash anywhere in your scene for more dynamic and professional-looking lighting effects.