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I need a flash for my Canon 10d for wedding photography use...any suggestions? |
can I use a flash I have for my manual camera on my digital? What is your manual camera? If its an Eos then go for it. I have a Canon Speedlite 550EX It works great with my D60, D20, and D5 buy used, way way cheeper. And sometimes just as good as quality. work the ebay or the amazon. I love my canon 580ex. I use it at every wedding. Check out my website and you can see some sample shots. www.eandjimages.com Be very careful about what flash you use on your digital. If it is not dedicated to that camera you could burn out your whole electronic system. When in doubt, use a safe sync with the flash. You can use a manual flash, but then you would need to do all the calculations in your head for guide numbers and such. |
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