$79.99
Accessorize your DSLR or HDSLR camera with this Sunpak flash. It has an automatic zoom head for closeups from 28mm to 180mm, and its built-in bounce card helps you achieve suitable lighting for your subject. This high-voltage Sunpak flash has an LCD panel for customizing options as you snap photos.
$249.99
The compact and durable HVL-F28RM offers consistent light output, optimized light distribution and continuous flash performance that won’t interrupt your workflow with stable radio wireless communication and multi flash radio control.
$299.99
The Speedlite EL-5 is a newly designed flash that receives many features from the flagship Speedlite EL-1 while also including modern features all its own. Two popular features found in the EL-5 are the modeling lamp and the use of the high-capacity LP-EL rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack. The modeling lamp aids the photographer in seeing the effect of the flash’s light emission, including providing an idea of how shadows will fall on a subject. With this battery pack, and firing at full 1/1 manual flash power, the Speedlite EL-5 emits a guide number of 60m/169.9ft @ 200mm (at approx. ISO 100) with the ability to recycle to full power in just 1.2 seconds, and with the potential for up to 350 full power flashes being possible on a single battery charge. To improve working with the Speedlite EL-5 the joystick and select dial from the EL-1 are featured making operation easy, so adjustments can be made quickly, while shooting. Additionally, the new Multi-function connector at the EL-5’s “foot” enables advanced communication on multi-function shoe equipped cameras1 providing more customization and control to be shared between the flash and camera. **Important: because of the transition to Canon’s Multi-function accessory shoe, please be aware that Speedlite EL-5 cannot be mounted or used on Canon cameras with other accessory shoe designs.
$369.99
Sony Alpha External Flash with wireless remote control and GN46 power for mirrorless cameras
Pros for Sunpak - DF4000U External Flash | |||
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Price, Easy to use, Compatibility, Works well, Lighting | Easy to use, Compact, Wireless, Reliable, Self recognition | Easy to use, Flash colors, Shipping, As expected, Close spaces | Easy to use, Price, Powerful, Amazing, Usability |
Cons for Sunpak - DF4000U External Flash | |||
Battery life, Heavy, Overheating, Stopped working, Build quality | Battery life, Compatibility, Automatic controls, Features, Flash rotation | Compatibility, Battery, Expensive, Stock issue | Brightness, Learning curve, Slow |
Customers highly value the DF4000U External Flash for its affordability, user-friendly design, and compatibility with various cameras. Many appreciate its effectiveness in providing good lighting and powerful flash capabilities, making it suitable for beginners and semi-professionals alike. However, some users have concerns about its battery life, weight, tendency to overheat, and occasional instances of malfunctioning.
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I bought this flash to mount on my Nikon Z5. I had never used an external flash before, and I decided to give this flash a try for a shoot that was going to take place indoors. Thanks to all the positive reviews and how budget friendly it was, I went with it. This flash helped me obtained the images I was hoping for. I still have much more to learn, but I'm very happy with the results.
Posted by CarmenG
Still trying to figure it out but I mostly shoot in the E-TTL mode which is just auto flash and it’s amazing. I’ve been needing a flash that would be pretty cheap and found this one at a local Best Buy and decided to get it. Best purchase so far.
Posted by SouthWestPhotography
It's HEAVY. I definitely do bit suggest you carry around at all times. It's great flash for the price, has amazing features on it. It's heavy, so I suggest only bring it if you intend to shoot at night. It eats through AA batteries. I believe I used it once for a shoot and the battery light came on
Posted by Peoples