Canon’s New EL-1 V2 Speedlite Costs More and Offers Less: Weaker Power for $1,349
Canon announced the Speedlite EL-1 (Version 2), an upgraded version of the original EL-1 flagship flash released in early 2021. [Read More]
Canon announced the Speedlite EL-1 (Version 2), an upgraded version of the original EL-1 flagship flash released in early 2021. [Read More]
Let’s face it—on-camera flash has a bit of a reputation. Harsh shadows, red eyes, that deer-in-headlights look? Yeah, we’ve all seen it. But when done right—when you’ve got the right Speedlite for your style—it’s like having a portable slice of sunshine that obeys your every command.
Do you use your smartphone for the majority of your photography, or maybe even use just in a pinch? If so, chances are you have probably wished you could have access to a better flash than the LED one that sits on the back of your phone.
Supply chain shortages are a pretty common refrain out of Japan these days, with most manufacturers having to issue some kind of statement about reduced availability.
There are literally hundreds of different flashes on the market. With brands competing for attention and offering some very unique features, it is often hard to decide which flash to pick. What is more, buying a flash is sometimes like buying a whole lighting system.