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while Canon makes it easy to know the 'guide number' of the flash based on it's model number, this isn't true for most 3rd party flashes. so my knowledge of which ones are good is long since out of date. I have not owned any 3rd party flashes in many many years.

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it means the camera knows how to work with the flash to automatically set the correct amount of power based on the subject.) But some of them are just manual (you have to know how to control the flash and manually set the power level.) Some of them support the Canon 'E-TTL' metering system (E-TTL = Electronic Through-The-Lens metering for the flash. There are also loads of 3rd party flashes.

Even the 430 is considerably more powerful than any camera's bult-in flash (those built-in flashes are not good for very long distances.)

and you can increase the ISO).Д¬anon's 600EX III-RT is their flagship speedlite and it's very nice. possibly more than half) That means distance like 17 feet can turn into 12'. When you do that, the modifier or surface is going to 'eat' a lot of your light (possibly half of it. so often flashes are fired through modifiers OR bounced off a ceiling or walls. you get better light if the light comes from the side and is nicely diffused. then 43 / 8 = 3.375 meters (a little over 17 feet). That flash has a guide number of 43 meters.Д«ut remember to divide the guide-number by the f-stop. That flash has a guide number of 60 meters.ДЇor a 430EX III-RT you delete the final '0' are are left with '43'. for a 600EX II-RT you delete the final '0' and are left with '60'. For Canon flash, delete the final digit from the model number and the digits that remain are the guide number of the flash in meters.Д®.g. and that's the coverage distance.ДЇor Canon flash, the guide number is listed in meters. but the reason that's the industry standard is because it makes the math very easy.ДЄll you do is devide the guide number distance by the actual f-stop you plan to use. Right away there's a problem becasue you don't have an f/1.0 lens.

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This number represents a distance for adequate flash coverage assuming ISO 100 and f/1.0 (shutter speed doesn't matter with flash as long as it is less than the maximum flash-sync speed (sometimes called the X-Sync) which for your camera I think is 1/160th second. a bit different) there's something called a 'guide number'. and those photographers want off-camera lighting and would almost certainly not use an on-camera flash anyway (so it would add to the cost of the camera for a feature they probably would not use.)Д¬anon's flash model numbers are actually an indication of howВ far away a subject can be and still get adequate light.ДЇor speedlight flash units, (Canon spells it 'Speedlite'.

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#2 is that these camera bodies tend to be used by either professional or certainly more passionate photographers. that means space is a premium (they could make it bigger and put one in anyway), but

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#1 is that full frame cameras have a phsycial larger sensor, larger viewfinder, and larger pentaprism.

The CANON menuing system is getting terrible cumbersome, while the NIKON system is far more logically effected.None of the full-frame cameras have an internal pop-up flash.

Now, it seems that the shoe is on the other foot. ItвЂ™s ironic in a way because if you think back to the early days of the dSLR, there was much negative press given to NIKON because of its awkward menuing system when compared to the CANON approach. All of these changes in access are very frustrating. The 6D reverts to the simplicity of earlier models. IF youвЂ™re familiar with the 7D Mk II, it had 4 pages of MENU settings. And, the other annoyance is that the MENU system has reverted. IвЂ™ve already changed setting that I didnвЂ™t want to, etc. I have awkward, large, arthritis-ridden fingers. But, when I got the camera out of the box & noticed the single slot, and the rear thumbwheel is combined with the вЂњjoystickвЂќ & the SET button in the center of this. Even though itвЂ™s a mature design, this was my main focus (no pun intended). I bought the 6D MOSTLY because I wanted a 35mm-equivalnet body WITH a silent shutter mechanism.

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