Canon Flashes

430 EX

 CANON 430 EX II

Ideal for entry-level users. This flash is light and compact. It is perfect for enhancing twilight shots and for adding impact to daylight images. 

Great for use with the P5100, D40, D40x and D60 

CANON 580EX II

This flash is compact and powerful. It gives you an array of creative lighting possibilities. It supports Nikon's Creative Lighting System when used with digital SLRs. This flash can also be used a remote flash with the SB-800. Advanced Auti FP High Speed Sync (D2h, D2Hs and D2x only) gives great fill flash even when you shoot in bright conditions with wide aperture settings. Flash Value lock lets you maintain desired flash value when zooming and recomposing.

MR-14EX Macro Flash

MR-14

This new Ring Lite for close-up and macro shooting is loaded with features and capabilities. Now with Canon's E-TTL, it takes full advantage of the flash performance of the EOS-1v, EOS-3, and other E-TTL cameras. Circular twin flash tubes can fire at even power, or varied between them over a six-stop range, and one or more 550EX Speedlites can be used as wireless slaves along with the MR-14EX. The controller unit now has an illuminated full-info LCD panel and it accepts optional hi-capacity battery packs.

Macro MT-24EX

The high-performance SB-900 is the successor to the Nikon SB-800, and offers a large guide number of 34/48 (ISO 100/200, m) and an array of creative flash functions. It is designed to prioritize usability in combination with Nikon digital cameras compatible with Nikon's Creative Lighting System. It provides a wide 17-200 mm auto zoom range (24-105 mm with SB-800), three illumination patterns, a newly designed operation system and LCD panel, and AF-Assist illumination compatible with new-generation AF sensors. The SB-900 also features an improved booster circuit for high-speed recycle time. Additionally, firmware can be uploaded via a Nikon digital camera — a world's first* for flash units. The SB-900 serves as a solid base for the Nikon Creative Lighting System when used in combination with current Nikon digital SLRs, and it supports Advanced Wireless Lighting (multiple wireless flash units) as a master or a remote Speedlight, inviting users to explore the many creative possibilities.