Canon Macro Twin Lite MT-26EX-RT question
Re: Canon Macro Twin Lite MT-26EX-RT question
danferrin wrote:
I have an EOS R5 and the EF 100mm L macro lens. Recently I decided that I wanted to get the Macro twin lite for my system, and three weeks ago I ordered it direct from Canon. I immediately received a backorder notice and have not yet received my flash. With Spring sprouting up, I would really like to have my lite. I know I can shoot macro without it, but have been anxiously looking forward to shooting with it. Just wondering if anyone here has this light, and if so, how long it took to get it.
I use the Yongnuo twin flash. Its solid. I havent tried it with my R mount yet though. I will test it out. I also had the yongnuo ring flash and there were some compatability issues when I sold my 70d to replace with 80d so I would make sure it works, but if it is all clear, I can definitely suggest it. Honestly, I wouldnt pay the price for tcanon twin flash with other options
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