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On Camera Flash
A flash is a portable light source used to illuminate a subject in a photo. On-camera flash is typically used in low light or indoor situations, such as a wedding or party. The purpose of using an on-camera flash is to provide extra light for the subject, which can make the subject stand out from its surroundings. Browse the top-ranked list of on-camera flashes below along with associated reviews and opinions.
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Godox - V100 100W On-Camera Flash for Canon with 2.3-Inch Full-Color Touchscreen
SKU: CZRJZJ8P27See all Camera FlashesProduct Description
A powerful 100W on-camera flash for Canon featuring a 2.3-inch color touchscreen and advanced cooling.$349.00 Your price for this item is $349.00 -
TTArtisan - M01 Mini Xenon On-Camera Flash
SKU: CZT9PVP4FXSee all Camera FlashesProduct Description
An ultra-compact xenon on-camera flash delivering natural 5600K light, ideal for portraits and macro shots.$32.45 Your price for this item is $32.45 -
Flashpoint - Zoom Li-on X PRO R2 TTL On Camera Round Speedlight Flash for Canon with Round Head Flash Accessory Kit
SKU: JJ89LH6X7FSee all Camera FlashesProduct Description
A Canon-compatible flash with 76Ws power, TTL wireless control, rechargeable battery, and round-head accessory kit.$378.00 Your price for this item is $378.00 -
Profoto - A10 On Camera Flash Light for Canon with Button Free Trigger Bundle
SKU: JJG2F88FVSSee all Camera FlashesProduct Description
A Canon-compatible on-camera flash with AirX Bluetooth connectivity and a button-free trigger bundle.$1,199.99 Your price for this item is $1,199.99Save $139Was $1,339.00The previous price was $1,339.00 -
Profoto - A10 On-Camera Flash Light for Canon
SKU: CFCRWZ6SSWSee all Camera & Video LightingProduct Description
An advanced on-camera flash offering fast recycling, AirTTL wireless control, and a built-in modeling light.$895.00 Your price for this item is $895.00Save $100Was $995.00The previous price was $995.00 -
Flashpoint - FlashBack Lux Senior Retro Camera Flash (White), Godox Lux Senior
SKU: JJ89LHPX9VSee all Camera FlashesProduct Description
A white on-camera flash with retro styling, automatic/manual exposure, seven power levels, and universal hot-shoe compatibility.$119.00 Your price for this item is $119.00 -
Flashpoint - FlashBack Lux Senior Retro Camera Flash (Red), Godox Lux Senior
SKU: JJ89LHPX68See all Camera FlashesProduct Description
A red on-camera flash with retro styling, seven manual levels, automatic exposure, and lithium-ion power.$99.00 Your price for this item is $99.00Save $20Was $119.00The previous price was $119.00 -
Profoto - A10 On-Camera Flash Light for Nikon
SKU: CFCRWZ6SRXSee all Camera & Video LightingProduct Description
A high-performance on-camera flash with advanced TTL, built-in modeling light, and wireless Profoto Air integration.$895.00 Your price for this item is $895.00Save $100Was $995.00The previous price was $995.00 -
Profoto - A10 On-Camera Flash Light for Sony
SKU: CFCRWZ6SHFSee all Camera & Video LightingProduct Description
A professional on-camera flash offering fast recycling, AirTTL compatibility, and reliable performance for Sony cameras.$895.00 Your price for this item is $895.00Save $100Was $995.00The previous price was $995.00 -
Flashpoint - FlashBack Lux Senior Retro Camera Flash (Black), Godox Lux Senior
SKU: JJ89LHP3CXSee all Camera FlashesProduct Description
A black on-camera flash with retro styling, automatic/manual modes, seven outputs, rechargeable battery, and 28mm coverage.$119.00 Your price for this item is $119.00
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An on-camera flash is a lighting accessory that attaches directly to your camera, typically via the hot shoe mount. It provides additional light to illuminate your subject, helping to reduce shadows and enhance image quality, especially in low-light situations.
Most on-camera flashes are designed to be compatible with specific camera brands or models. It's important to check the flash's compatibility with your camera's hot shoe mount and electronic contacts before purchasing.
External on-camera flashes generally offer more power, faster recycling times, adjustable angles, and advanced features like bounce and swivel heads. This allows for greater creative control and more natural-looking lighting compared to built-in flashes.
Key features to consider include flash power (guide number), tilt and swivel capabilities, TTL (Through-The-Lens) metering compatibility, wireless triggering, and the availability of manual controls for customizing your lighting.
To use bounce flash, angle the flash head towards a ceiling or wall instead of directly at your subject. This diffuses the light, creating softer shadows and more even illumination. Many on-camera flashes offer adjustable heads for this purpose.