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Bringing a new level of versatility and capability to flash photography, the Speedlite 430EX II features a powerful flash (guide number of 141 ft./43m at ISO 100) with a fast recycling time in a compact, durable body. A one-touch quick-lock mechanism makes it easy to attach or detach the 430EX II from the camera and a metal foot has been added for strength and durability. Flash controls can now be set through the camera's LCD screen on compatible EOS Digital SLR cameras. The Speedlite 430EX II is also quieter, recycle time is 20 percent faster (as compared to the 430EX) and since it is compatible with Canon's wireless E-TTL, it can be used as an affordable "slave unit."
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Technical Details
- Includes Speedlite 430EX II, Soft Case, Shoe Stand, Instruction book (EFS), and Warranty card with Service Network List (BLANK)- Superior build quality, including a metal foot for added strength
- Approximately 20% faster recycling time, compared to previous 430EX
- One-touch quick-lock mechanism for easy attaching/detaching flash from camera
- Full flash control possible on camera menu, with compatible EOS digital SLRs
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By novice financial prof (Provo, UT USA)
the 430 ex II is much better than the previous version. Just what I needed!
By Austin David (San Francisco Bay Area)
I had high expectations for a $250 flash, and was not disappointed. We primarily bought it because the built-in flash for my XTi wasn't recycling fast enough; after 5-10 shots it was too slow to be useful. This EX430 is *fast*, tho; faster than the camera in "auto" mode.
My wife is the primary user, and in "full auto" mode it is a fantastic addition to the camera. I recommend the $10 diffuser, but even without the flash does great with the bounce.
By Marty (NH, USA)
My wife wanted to get more into photography. So I started by getting her a wide angle lens. She loved the lens, but the built-in flash couldn't be used with it because of the hood. So I researched a flash for her. The Speedlite 430ex is a great flash. It pivots easily, allowing the flash to bounce off of a lite-colored surface so that the whole picture is illuminated instead of just bleaching out the target. So far, we've had no problems with the flash. We are new to this, so we haven't had time to play with all of the features though. We have only owned the flash for about 2 months.
By J Seiler (Austin Tx (Go Horns!))
Amateur photographer here using a Canon Rebel XSi, got the speedlite in and installed using Energizer 2500mAh rechargeable batteries (requires 4)
I am pleased with the size of the flash, I was concerned it would be too big, its about the same size as the the Canon 55-250mm zoom lens in width and length.
I took it out of the well packaged box and included case, install the batteries connected it to the camera and turned it on, directed the flash straight up and started snapping pictures in the house with only outside light in the room. the flash totally illuminated the room, the pictures were very clear well lit and no shadows.
I know that there are plenty of reviews for this flash and you may not even read this one, but if you are going to invest the money to buy a decent DSLR such as the Canon Rebel line and plan on doing any indoor picture taking go ahead and get this flash as well, the built in flash on the camera is good but it is limited to what it can do because of the fixed direction, with the Canon speedlite you can direct the flash to capture the action and activity going on in a room without shadows or washout from being too close to something when the flash goes off..
Other items I recommed to have are a wireless remote, an RF one not and IR one (good for getting you into the pictures) IR or infrared ones you need to be directly in front of the camera to work and nothing can be blocking its view of the camera, RF ones work no matter where you are in relation to the camera and work over a greater distance.
A decent tri-pod (cheapo ones are okay but will let you down when used outside on a lightly breezy day, not because it will blow over but because the camera will shake leading to less then perfect pictures when shooting something faraway or with long exposure times like sunsets, sunrises, moon pictures or night sky pictures.)
A mono-pod for repetitive shooting of sports events or outdoor shots in the evenings when you need to be steady but don't need to setup a full tri-pod
By Farrah Arnold (Baltimore, MD)
Great flash for taking indoor photos of the kids. I didn't have to read the instruction manual. Just put it on your Canon digital camera, turn it on, wait a few seconds and then you can take great photos. Very good for the lazy photographer. I wish I bought it earlier.
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