Canon 580EX II Speedlite Flash Unit

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Camera and subject motion can be issues in this mode - unless a custom function (provided only on some cameras) is selected to increase the shutter speed. inlineWrapperID: typeof mcxPresetParam.inlineWrapperID === 'string' ? mcxPresetParam.inlineWrapperID : "mcxSurveyWrapper", Flash exposure is controlled by the camera. Different flashes will give the same results, with the only difference being if they have enough power and if they are ready to shoot fast enough.

While the Canon Speedlite 430EX Flash head moves up/down from 0 to 90°, left from 0 to 180°, and right from 0 to 90°, the 580EX II allows an additional -7° down and a full 0-180° rotation right.Since the flash head working area size is nearly identical between the two flashes, original size of the light thrown by them is going to be the same. var isSafari = /constructor/i.test(window.HTMLElement)

The Speedlite 580EX flash is compatible with Canon's E-TTL II (Evaluative Through The Lens) auto exposure technology. When combined with a compatible Canon camera, E-TTL II utilizes subject distance and other information that automatically modifies flash power, resulting in accurate flash exposure regardless of subject size, reflectance, or photographic composition. This is great news for photographers that shoot high contrast or reflective subjects, like those encountered in wedding photography. Accessory flashes such as Canon Speedlite 580EX II Flash are some of the most important pieces of equipment in my kit. For general use where I'm not shooting a wedding, news, sports or portraits all day, I use my Canon 320EX because it's less to carry and does the same thing. The Senderr will control all receivers set to the same channel. Receivers set to a different channel will not be affected.

The transmission range for wireless communication are (periphery-center) 39.4'-49.2' (12m-15m) indoors and 26.2'-32.8' (8m-10m) outdoors. No radio control, so use third-party wireless radio control devices or use the optical wireless system.