tantebes
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Any suggestions for a external flash on my G5? Easy to use, not too big and still some nice results.
Thx
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Canon Speedlite 420EX. It's the best out there, features, size & weight, and price wise.
You could get also the 220EX and save some size, weight and little money, but you would lose all the 420EX (swiveling, etc..) useful feathres and power as well. The price gap is very small, so the 220EX is not worth it.
Or you could get the 550EX, more power, manual controls and a lot of added features... but very bulky and very expensive (twice the 420EX).
If you need the perfect all-around flash companion for a G3/G5, the 420EX is surely the best choice.
Any serious photographer here will give you the same answer: 420EX.
Have a look at my pbase website to check out my equipment if you want
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tantebes
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Did it allready, some nice pics you have there!
How can I insert pics here?
Danny
How can I insert pics here?
--Canon Speedlite 420EX. It's the best out there, features, size &
weight, and price wise.
You could get also the 220EX and save some size, weight and little
money, but you would lose all the 420EX (swiveling, etc..) useful
feathres and power as well. The price gap is very small, so the
220EX is not worth it.
Or you could get the 550EX, more power, manual controls and a lot
of added features... but very bulky and very expensive (twice the
420EX).
If you need the perfect all-around flash companion for a G3/G5, the
420EX is surely the best choice.
Any serious photographer here will give you the same answer: 420EX.
Have a look at my pbase website to check out my equipment if you
want
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http://www.pbase.com/omero
Danny
Code Monkey
Leading Member
i like my 420EX too... i don't particularly like flash pictures, but the 420EX is one of the better investments i made in photo equipment... and i even paid full Wolf Camera price for it...
Canon Speedlite 420EX. It's the best out there, features, size &
weight, and price wise.
You could get also the 220EX and save some size, weight and little
money, but you would lose all the 420EX (swiveling, etc..) useful
feathres and power as well. The price gap is very small, so the
220EX is not worth it.
Or you could get the 550EX, more power, manual controls and a lot
of added features... but very bulky and very expensive (twice the
420EX).
If you need the perfect all-around flash companion for a G3/G5, the
420EX is surely the best choice.
Any serious photographer here will give you the same answer: 420EX.
Have a look at my pbase website to check out my equipment if you
want
--
http://www.pbase.com/omero
Toogy
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Here's a picture of my G3 with the 420EX, as you can see, it's not that bulky.
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tantebes
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yeah right, looks like the 420EX is very good indeed. go shopping next week!
Danny
--Here's a picture of my G3 with the 420EX, as you can see, it's not
that bulky.
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tantebes
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s* t, still don't have a site. Will work on it, it's a promise
Danny
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tantebes
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when I find the time I'll sure do (currently running up- & downstairs, from pc to kitchen) ;-)
Danny
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