will it work with Canon 600 speedlight? Do I have to buy a special adapter ring?
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It works fine with the canon 600 speed lights without any extra adapters. This is all I shoot with now!
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Yes it will. No special adapter required. Mount is adjustable for various size speedlights.
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I use Canon 600 speedlights on the Rapid Box as it comes with an adapter which fits with most speedlights and even the bigger ones like the Canon 600. However, it is a tight fit for the 600 and using it with a hotshoe trigger might create problems (I use the Canon ST-E3-RT to control the flash). Some radio transmitters will work as they can be hung by the side. Hope this helps.
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Don't need to get nothing it will fit the 600, but you will need to buy the reflection plate to make it work also like a beauty dish. Sold separately
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I use a 580exII and it fits fine. I imagine it's the same with a 600 as well.
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Speedlights attach with a sliding seat (hot-shoe sized) for the plate on the bottom of the speedlight. A knurled knob tightens and holds the speedlight in position. This allows the speedlight to be positioned closer/farther-away form the back of the softbox. Another sliding adjustment on the L-shaped bracket raises/lowers the speelight. I use 430EXs with this and they work fine; I am able to position them in the center of the opening. I believe there is sufficient room on the sliding brackets to accommodate the larger 600s. To be sure, you could post a question to Westcott.
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Yes it works with virtually any sposed light. All you need to do is set your camera to remotely fire your flash. I absolutely love this setup.
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This is not for a camera. It is a 'bounce/diffuser' for the Canon 600EX-RT speedlite (external flash)
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I use the Yongnuo YN-14EX, TTL LED Macro Ring Flash Light for Canon. Works like a charm and won't break the bank.Yongnuo YN-14EX TTL LED Macro Ring Flash Light for Canon
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I cannot answer you directly since I am using nikon... It fits good on the Nikon Speedlite 700 and it is hard to fix (tight) on Yongnuo speedlite YN560. You could compare the size of the fixing end your flash with your friends nikon flash. Hope this helps.
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As far as I know, any flash with a standard center pin will work, including the SB-600
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No. The speed ring is made to fit studio flash heads. It is way too big for camera mounted flashes. The Fotodiox Ez-Pro Flash Softbox K50 20" will allow you to use a Canon 430 flash on a light stand like a studio flash. Or the Fotodiox 6"x8" Softbox for Flash, Speedlight will mount on a Canon 430 flash for use on the camera.
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Check to see if your Canon 6D is compatible with a Canon 430 speedlite. If so, you can use this one too on the 6D.
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You do need the Manfrotto 026 to be able to mount it to the light stand. You don't need a different flash. I use an SB600 or a Sunpak 383 all the time with great results.
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No. You need canon 600 rt or equivalent. This system is radio controlled and your flashes do not have that capability.
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I believe the adapters will fit the lens but the ring flash is not worth ordering. It is cheaply built and breakable.
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Don't know but watch out for some caeras with a hotshoe lock out. I have a Canon 600D and the pop up flash won't work because it thinks you have a speedlite on it. Have to fuss around with it and push it in 1/2 way so the flash will pop up.
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It will work with it if your lens has a diameter for filters that is one listed in the adapting rings that come with the flash. It will work, but so far, I have not got good photography results with the unit.
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Really I don't know, because i bought the Adapter for a Nikon camera with a 60 mm macro, and it work perfect. Maybe you could need a ring adapter for your canon.
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The Canon Speedlight 600 EX Flash is excelente, I used it with my Canon 7D.
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The Canon 600EX-RT speedlight is designed to work, wirelessly, with other 600EX-RT units (the "RT" stands for Radio Transmission), or with the Canon ST-E4; you no longer need 3rd party transceivers (such as the PW Plus III) to incorporate off-camera flash using radio transmission. Another company, YongNuo, has developed a shoe-mount transmitter (the YN-E3-RT) that is fully compatible with the 600EX-RT and also has an AF assist light, which the Canon ST-E4 doesn't even have. If you're still set on using your PW Plus III with your 600EX-RT, you can do so but you will only be able to use the flash in Manual Mode (not E-TTL), and you won't be able to change your flash settings remotely. This is fine if you're shooting in a controlled environment, such as a studio, where your lighting won't change but if you're looking to use off-camera flash outdoors and/or in changing lighting conditions, I'd highly recommend getting another 600EX-RT, which you can then use as a transceiver on-camera to fully control your off-camera one. If that's too expensive an option, get the Canon ST-E4 which also mounts onto your hot-shoe and gives you full control over your 600EX (or get the YongNuo version, which does the same thing but is a lot less expensive and also has the benefit of an AF assist beam for low-light focusing).
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I have a canon t3i/600D and it works fine. It is a very bright/strong flash.
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It will work fine as Julio said as long as you are going to use it with Speedlights/Speedlites. If you look at a beauty dish that already has a bracket (http://www.amazon.com/Fotodiox-Diffuser-Speedring-Speedlite-600EX-RT/dp/B005ODJBR6/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1396181387&sr;=8-3&keywords;=fotodiox+beauty+dish) you can see it is the exact same thing, except this one has an adapter for a softbox. You can remove the silver part with 4 small bolts and you are good to go. Then if you ever want to use it for a softbox, you can do that as well.