SP Studio Pro Mini Suction Cup Slave Strobe Review

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(More customer reviews)Slave flashes are the best thing since sliced bread for taking good flash photos without a lot of technical stuff!
Just put this flash where it will fill in some light, turn it on and take your flash shot as usual. The flash on the camera must be turned on, because that's what fires this slave flash.
It doesn't mess up the exposure, but provides enough light that your photos loose a lot of the flat look that an on-camera flash provides.
If you want to take photos of small objects to post on the internet, a couple of these on either side of the subject will help you make clear, professional looking photos.
If taking photos indoors at a special occasion, you can leave the flash on, and pointed at a light colored wall, and it will work with other people's flash photos, too, improving the quality of the lighting for everyone.
I also like that it takes AA batteries. If you go on vacation and your rechargeables die, you can always find someplace to buy some. When camping, I found them at the camp store.
It's small and light to carry, too.
I haven't used it a lot yet, but the results have been excellent so far!

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Positions at any angle. Up to 260 flashes on fresh batteries.; Requires 2 AA's. 8 second recycle time.

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Auto Digital Slave Flash For Sony/Canon/Nikon/Pentax/T1i/XS/XTI/ XSi & All Cameras Review

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(More customer reviews)This slave flash although cheap and small is very great. In fact I can say
amazing.....recycle time is instantaneous and only uses two AA battery (I used
3100mAh NMh also purchased from Amazon)Great for DSLR and ordinary digital camera
with 4 flash setting to match your camera's flash. Can also be used as normal flash.


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Q: My digital camera has a built-in flash. Why do I need another?

A: Built-in flashes are only effective to 8-10ft or less. This high power flash greatly extends the range!The built in flash units of digital cameras are on average effective to only about 8-10 feet, and that's when your lens is at its widest-angle setting. When you want to zoom in on the action (towards the telephoto end of your zoom range) you'll find that your built in flash does exactly opposite of what you want, and its range is reduced! So, when you want to use your camera's telephoto capability that you paid for, but also require the built in flash, your pictures come out dark or, even worse!The new advanced slave circuitry of the Pro Digital Auto Slave Flash with Bracket Set is not fooled by the "pre-flash" and eliminates the need for an electrical connection to your camera.

Q: Can I use with a telephoto or wide-angle conversion lens?

A: YES!Unlike your camera's built in flash; the flash is mounted to the side where even the largest conversion lenses will not block it. You will enjoy more even illumination and at a much greater distance, which is especially needed when working with your telephoto lens.

Q: Does it require special batteries?

A: NO! This flash uses standard AA size (alkaline or rechargeable NiMH) batteries to power the flash for hundreds of shots.

Q: What cameras will it work with?

A: Virtually any camera, digital or film!The Pro Digital Auto Slave Flash with Bracket Set is compatible with virtually any digital or film, point and shoot camera with a built-in flash including: Canon, Casio, Epson, Fuji, GE, HP, Kodak, Kyocera, Konica Minolta, Leica, Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic, Pentax, Polaroid, Ricoh, Samsung, Sony, Pro, Toshiba and Vivitar. It can even be used to improve the typically poor flash pictures taken by any Camcorder or Cell phone Camera that has a built-in electronic flash!

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