As I'm taking photojournalism this quarter, and as my many experiences shooting indoors and in other low-light situations have persuaded me, I'm going to purchase a flash. Because I shoot with Canon and I have the 5D, my search for a flash hasn't been a confusing one. Everywhere I turn, people suggest the 580EX with TTL. A lot of people have also suggested that I buy a cheep Vivitar. While I appreciate the logic behind getting a cheep flash now, and saving for the higher-end dedicated flash in the mean-time, I've been saving for a while and I'd like to make this purchase really last. So I've been checking out the 580. Here's a review I read comparing the newer 580EX with it's predecessor, the 550EX.
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Canon Dedicated Flashes
As I'm taking photojournalism this quarter, and as my many experiences shooting indoors and in other low-light situations have persuaded me, I'm going to purchase a flash. Because I shoot with Canon and I have the 5D, my search for a flash hasn't been a confusing one. Everywhere I turn, people suggest the 580EX with TTL. A lot of people have also suggested that I buy a cheep Vivitar. While I appreciate the logic behind getting a cheep flash now, and saving for the higher-end dedicated flash in the mean-time, I've been saving for a while and I'd like to make this purchase really last. So I've been checking out the 580. Here's a review I read comparing the newer 580EX with it's predecessor, the 550EX.
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