hi, i´m looking a external battery pack for canon speedlite 430EXII, i need to know if this product is compatible for my flash, thanks
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I can't find any reference to the 430 being supported by this pack. I use it for a 580 and even with that big of a flash, you have to be careful of the heat cycles.
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hi, sorry but my english is bad!!! i live in Costa Rica.NOT COMPATIBLE, because the supply input is different
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unfortunately I don't believe it is, it has to have the three pronged external power plug.
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I don't see anything in the description of the FL1 that indicates it will accept the battery pack. If you can, find someone who has one and see if it has the Canon socket built in.
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YONGNUO YN560 IV YN-560IV Wireless Flash Speedlite Master + Slave Flash + Built-in Trigger System for Canon Nikon Pentax Olympus Fujifilm Panasonic Digital CamerasI used this one as a flash driven slave. Half the price and accepts external battery packs!
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agree with other posts, it "should" work with any modern Canon camera flash pair. It should have all the same functions that your flash has with the camera now. (for example - if you have a 3rd party flash that doesn't do something like E-TTL now it won't work with this either). Works well with 60D and 430EX II speed-light combo.
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Yes, this flash will work. It is not as powerful as the Nikon Speedlights and the recovery time (ready for the next flash) is not very fast. I brought this flash for the small size and keep in my bag at all times.
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YONGNUO YN560 IV YN-560IV Wireless Flash Speedlite Master + Slave Flash + Built-in Trigger System for Canon Nikon Pentax Olympus Fujifilm Panasonic Digital Cameras I used this one as a flash driven slave. Half the price and accepts external battery packs!
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I have had substantially better battery life than that with my copy and Eneloop NiMH batteries. However the flash will definitely not work in TTL mode except with a Fuji camera. Slave mode will definitely work fine, and probably manual mode as well.
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I am not sure. I have a 430 ExII & it is too big for the flash. There is a small lip on the inside of the neck that should rest on top the flash. There is also a velcro strap along the outside that can tighten to fit. Hope this helps
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If your flash has the terminal for an external Canon battery pack it should.
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Most "external" battery packs are for portable flash, since if you "tethered" your camera to a power source a lot of portability is sacrificed and the camera would probably need to be on a tripod. There are camera specific units that can be coupled to the bottom of the camera body by the 1/4"x20 threaded tripod socket to double the number of exposures the camera can take. It only takes 10-15 seconds to exchange a second back up battery, so there is minimal advantage, but "Vello", "Phottix", et al make them (for less money then OEM units) as well as Olympus, in your case. Just go to Phottix.com, for example, and searce for your camera model. Back when I shot film and we had to manually advance film, a motor drive was a REAL advantage to faster shooting! Adding a battery to a dSLR won't speed up the exposure rate, just give you a couple hundred extra shots before changing batteries, most of which you won't use since they were likely "spray and pray" shots rather then well "crafted" shots.
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Yes, is will work with canon speedlites. It is a simple mount. Adjustable and not fitted. It has no sync
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I do not know. I have two and use them with my Canon Speedlight 580 EXII's. Sorry, wish I could have helped. You might try to pull up an image of each to see if the connector slot is the same?
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No! You wont be able and whatch out! my transmitter just got broken by holding a Canon Speedlite 430 ex. You'll have hard time getting replaced or repair.
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I got the answer in reviews.thanks <b>"5.0 out of 5 stars Great Flash, June 16, 2010By P. Robinson (Texas) - See all my reviews(REAL NAME) Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?)This review is from: Canon Speedlite 430EX II Flash for Canon Digital SLR Cameras (Electronics)Perfect Flash for my new Canon T2i. Clip it on, they begin talking to each other, and your ready to take perfect pictures. Invest in a decent set of rechargeable batteries and it will flash all night long. "</b>
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I'm not really sure, but I wouldn't buy this flash if I were you! It's no better than the on board flash! Go ahead and spend the extra $40 and get the Canon Speedlite 270 if you are looking for a cheap flash that'll get you by!
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I have a Canon XS and I use the CowboyStudio Wireless Trigger set with a Trigger and Receiver that work on external flash with these stands. The part on the top of the picture hold the speedlites well. I don't use any cords just the triggers and it works fine. This is just the stands for the flash (plus the umbrellas and case of course) but I've had them for a while and have yet to run into any problems. Hope that helped you some.
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Yes and No. It will work IF you purchase separate sync ports for your speedlights. I know the 430 does not have a pc port and am pretty sure the 580 does not either. all you need to do is go to flashzebra or call them up and they can set you up with them. they are around $15 but will allow you to use the pocket wizards. Another important question is do you want to adjust your flash power by your camera or do you want to do it manually? Pocket wizard offers a ttl trigger for speedlights. The PWIII trigger you are asking about is a "dumb" trigger as it will only trigger your flashes and you will not be able to adjust the power or use your ttl functions with it. If you just want a trigger to fire your flashes I would recommend you save some money and get the new pocket wizard Plus X triggers. they are $99 vs $140. If you want to control the power of your flashes and or use the ttl functions I would recommend the Pocket Wizard Mini TT1 and Flex TT5 systems. you can read about each of these on the pocket wizard website.