Canon SpeedLite 430EX III - RT is a portable flash with an integrated remote starter that lets you operate up to 30m away. It offers more ways to manipulate light and achieve better and more interesting images.
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Portable Flash with Remote Trigger
This Canon SpeedLite offers interesting lighting options with its radio trigger, which enables the flash to be activated at a distance of up to 30m. This allows you to better manipulate the light and achieve better high-quality images with more detail.
High sharpness when shooting portraits
In addition to the exposure controls and light correction, the flashlight features a lock that prevents accidental changing of the set parameters.Also included in the package is a special sharpness filter that deliberately captures, for example, a face expression when shooting portraits.
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The integrated remote trigger allows the flash to be activated at a distance of up to 30m
The directional number (GN) is a key indicator of external flash performance. It expresses the maximum flash range in meters at ISO 100 and full power capacity. A higher directional number means a greater flash range and therefore the ability to illuminate more distant objects. For example, a flash with a directional number of 60 at ISO 100 will illuminate a subject at a distance of 60 metres at ISO 100. The directional number is important for judging whether the flash can adequately illuminate a scene, especially when shooting in large spaces or when soft light diffusion is needed when using diffusers or reflective surfaces.
External flash exposure control modes are the various methods by which the camera and external flash communicate to achieve the optimum exposure for the image. These modes include TTL, E-TTL, E-TTL II, I-TTL, P-TTL, HSS and D-TTL. Each of these modes offers different options for metering and adjusting flash intensity to match the lighting conditions and intended composition of the photograph.
The directional number (GN) is a key indicator of external flash performance. It expresses the maximum flash range in meters at ISO 100 and full power capacity. A higher directional number means a greater flash range and therefore the ability to illuminate more distant objects. For example, a flash with a directional number of 60 at ISO 100 will illuminate a subject at a distance of 60 metres at ISO 100. The directional number is important for judging whether the flash can adequately illuminate a scene, especially when shooting in large spaces or when soft light diffusion is needed when using diffusers or reflective surfaces.
External flash exposure control modes are the various methods by which the camera and external flash communicate to achieve the optimum exposure for the image. These modes include TTL, E-TTL, E-TTL II, I-TTL, P-TTL, HSS and D-TTL. Each of these modes offers different options for metering and adjusting flash intensity to match the lighting conditions and intended composition of the photograph.
Canon was founded in 1933. Its original title translated to "portable laboratory optics". The Japanese company has been headquartered in Tokyo since its inception. Canon is particularly associated with the production of digital cameras and accessories, where they remain the leading innovator and producer of imaging solutions. Aside from digital cameras, the company also operates in the production of office equipment, particularly copiers or printers.
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Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
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