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Canon 430EX Speedlite Flash for EOS and PowerShot Cameras Specs:
Product Name
Canon 430EX Speedlite Flash for EOS and PowerShot Cameras
Manufacturer
Canon
Product Number MPN
0298B002
Retail Price
$559.99
EAN-14
00013803057003
UPC
013803057003
Dimensions
6.9 x 3.9 x 2.8 in.
Weight
1 lbs.
Deal first added on:
9-December-2005
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I purchased this Flash unit as I was told it would synch wirelessly with my existing flash. Little did I know it had to be another Canon it synched with, so now I am on the hunt for a master for my 430EX slave. Looking at the 580EX, if I can only find a good deal on that.
The 430EX has performed flawlessly and although the shoe is plastic, I believe with care it should remain in my use for quite some time longer. With Gary Fong's Lightsphere Universal, the flash provides even better performance, mainly because the 430EX can pivot and flip in all directions allowing me to bounce-flash off of ceilings and or walls, no matter what angle I shoot my subject at. :)
Best investment I have made in quite a while. Maybe that'll change once I get myself the newer flash unit.
All in all this is a seemingly solid product, recycle time is acceptable.
"Does the job."
2009-08-16
- Reviewed By User: A2KJEY82PG2NWZ
I bought the 430EX as my first flash. I wanted something that I could bounce off the ceiling and walls, but I couldn't really afford the 580. This flash greatly improved the quality of my pictures, because even if it's quite dim in a room I can point the flash at the ceiling and *click* get the shot without it even looking like I used a flash.
The 580 is better than the 430 because it is more powerful, and can be used as a master. (the 430 can only be used as a slave.)But if you only have one flash then you can't use the 580 as a master anyway, so that means that for $250 more dollars all you get is some extra power. What I recommend is buy the 430 and then if you decide that you want more than one flash, you can always buy a 580, then you will have a master and a slave. But if you choose to only use the one flash then you can put the extra $150 toward a new lens. :P That's what I did, I bought the 430, and then later bought the 580 and am now using them both. I love it.
"quick and light"
2009-07-05
- Reviewed By User: AS68424YO3OL6
good sized speedlight if you need something light to bring along to casual events when you might not need the extra light. doesnt recycle as fast as teh 580mkII but does the job.
one thing that bugs me is when you slip the speedlight back into the protective sleeve is that you might switch the unit on because of teh placement of the power switch.
"Awesome Flash"
2009-04-25
- Reviewed By User: AVQEWAX3IT1M6
I have now used Canon 430 EX in many diffrent shoots. There is nothing you can not do with this. 180 degree turning of the head. I love it.
"Almost everything"
2009-04-13
- Reviewed By User: A1YSPR1LPVZDXW
This is a great flash but has a few unfortunate shortcomings. 1.) the fact that it cannot act as a master with another 430EX (or previous version) is EXTREMELY disappointing. For someone with a G10, the larger flash is not an option, unless I want to be identified as a comedian. It's ridiculously big. 2.) the buttons are awful. I don't know if Canon could have selected buttons that are less ergonomic. 3.) To tilt or swivel the head you must depress a button. This is unfortunate because it takes up valuable time and is awkward to do when you are in a hurry.
"More Flash Than I will ever need."
2009-03-31
- Reviewed By User: A3997SMPZR2AQH
I am a new to photography and I am glad I went for this flash. This flash has the power and extra features to grow with.
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