Enhance Your Photography with the Canon Speedlite 200E Flash! Review

Here's what you like and don't like. How: Lots of flare, needs to be manually compensated. The /off switch. You cannot reduce the flash output on the device.

Any other fixture can be bent and/or rotated as required, therefore the vacancy I am seeking will not be made if it does not match the company's own binding purchase order. appendix too. In addition, if desired, it could not be used with a wireless trigger, so this is another minus. At least it wasn't expensive!

I bet this works on a lot of cameras and is great but not on me, I took it to a camera shop and stuff but it does NOT work on all Canon EOS cameras. I have a 400D (Reebel XTi) flash and it didn't work, although other flashes worked and the guy in the shop said it's not compatible with all cameras so make sure it works!

If you're buying a Cannon EOS camera alongside Speedlites, cameras with "EX" at the end of the number have many more options than this one. This worked great for a simple "brighter flash". More expensive devices are better integrated into the EOS product, making them value for money. So if you're like me and didn't do your homework first, do it now. If you know what you're doing, this is a great product that does exactly what it's designed to do.

already outdated it "works" with any camera but it's only "full power" auto exposure for ISO 100 "I think it accepts smart flash commands from some cameras but not even all guns can command, they have sx10IS which doesn't control it except trigger it then all exposure and it's all up to you if you don't like that It does, you have to mess with the lens aperture, film speed etc to get the exposure right, the sx10IS even seems to have the same ports on the shoe, there are about 7 pads but it…