I need a flash for Canon Power Shot SX30 IS. Is this flash for me?
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I'm not sure as I don't know much about your camera. It works for my Canon G-11 and G-15. Sorry...just an honest answer.
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Dear customer:Yes, this flash is compatible with the Canon Power Shot SX30 IS.
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Dear customer: Yes, this flash is compatible with the Canon Power Shot SX30 IS.
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Yes, an excellent flash that can be used in various ways. In fact it's the best flash I've ever used. The fill light function is brilliant.All of my images are sharp at every distance. Have had fantastic success under all conditions.
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There should be no problems with this flash. I got mine dedicated for Olympus TTL and she works superbly. I would suggest getting this flash for Canon TTL and you should have no problems with it. It's quite a powerful flash and seems well constructed. I've had no issues with it. And keep in mind, it's not like you have to consider using an "older" flash that could have higher voltage ratings and thus destroy your camera's interior electronics. So don't worry - if you're in the market for this flash, by all means get it. Based on my experiences with this flash, I can only give it great marks! There should be no problems with this flash. I got mine dedicated for Olympus TTL and she works superbly. I would suggest getting this flash for Canon TTL and you should have no problems with it. It's quite a powerful flash and seems well constructed. I've had no issues with it. And keep in mind, it's not like you have to consider using an "older" flash that could have higher voltage ratings and thus destroy your camera's interior electronics. So don't worry - if you're in the market for this flash, by all means get it. Based on my experiences with this flash, I can only give it... » Read More There should be no problems with this flash. I got mine dedicated for Olympus TTL and she works superbly. I would suggest getting this flash for Canon TTL and you should have no problems with it. It's quite a powerful flash and seems well constructed. I've had no issues with it. And keep in mind, it's not like you have to consider using an "older" flash that could have higher voltage ratings and thus destroy your camera's interior electronics. So don't worry - if you're in the market for this flash, by all means get it. Based on my experiences with this flash, I can only give it great marks! « Show Less
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I'd go with the 430 EX, not the new one. I bought one about 6 months ago and I think it recycles fats enough, but I guess that depends on what you're taking pictures of. I don't tend to burst in photo's I need a flash for. I got the remote for it, which works great and I can get in the picture or better yet, keep the camera for moving on the tripod for night photo's.
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I believe that it should work with a SX40 HS, I have used mine with several different canon powershot/elph models so it should work with a canon SLR as well... (worst case, it doesn't work for you, you can simply return it)... ;-) It is a very handy little wireless flash to keep around for those more formal (i.e.- bigger) night shots or large indoor shots... I only use mine occasionally but it is invaluable when I need it.
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This flash should be more than enough for the shooting you'd do with your camera. Take a close look at the feature set ...if you won't use a lot of the features on this flash, you can buy a cheaper one and still be happy.
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If the flash is for your camera, i.e Nikon, Cannon. Pentax and if the trigger is for your camera then it should work fine.
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I never got mine to work. I can honestly say you are better investing in a basic flash for 200.00 It will make a big difference in the long run. I was going to use it on a rebel t1i
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This review is worth reading. After using the 90EX, the review seems accurate to me. It also recommends some alternative. http://www.kenrockwell.com/canon/flash/90ex.htm
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The Kingston 8 GB Class 4 SDHC Flash card should work in your camera and I have seen them on ebay for under $6.00 I use a Kingston 8 GB Class 4 SDHC flash card in my Cannon SX 120 and it works great. The specifications for the Cannon powershot Elph 100hs states that it will accept SDHC flash card. Ed
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Harvey: sorry I'm slow--been out of town that past 6 days. My G15 small guide book shows on p. 31 the following: High power flash HF-DC2 Speedlite 600EX-RT, 600EX, 580EX II, 430EX-II, 320EX, 270EX II. It also shows a complex-looking Macro Twin Lite MT-24EX I'm sure these are Canon products. I've been quite happy with the camera's on-board flash. Cheers, George
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This is a class 10 card it's a fast speed & works great for DSLR cameras but you may not need all the speed this card offers for your powershot. I want you to do two things watch the video I linked to this comment & two refer to the owners Manuel if you don't have a Manuel I'm very sure you can download it online just put in your camera model like you did when you asked a question. I think both tips will help you make an informed & good decision. Here is the YouTube link: http://youtu.be/c5gOQj5JhKQ
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I would definitely not get this. The light output will be similar to your built-in flash, but without the biggest benefits of having a hot shoe flash, like being able to change the angle of the flash.Save up and get the Canon Speedlite 430EX II. The only reason I got the 90ex is because it is tiny and can be carried in a pocket easily in case the need arises to use on my 5d Mark iii which does not have a built in flash.
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I only know what I use it for. I have a "CANON" Power Shot SX160IS. There is plenty of room (inside of case) besides....room for my FOUR batteries that my camera uses....(2 - AA rechargeable batteries in my camera at a time) Hope this helps you!
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This is a basic flash. If it has a shoe mount and the camera accepts it it should work. The problem is that it is more designed for a dslr.
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This flash is entirely manual so if you're willing to set the power and try a couple times to get the settings right then sure. If you're planning on shooting in controlled settings and can take the time to adjust the power output each time then it is absolutely a treat. If you want something to use in conditions where the light is highly variable then I would look elsewhere and consider a flash with TTL functionality.
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I think I'd go for the Canon 430EX II instead for $250 -- much more power and you can bounce the flash in either landscape or portrait orientation.