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Flash is a device which provides additional light to a scene. It can be used to help fill in a dark area of a photo, to provide light if there isn't sufficient light to begin with, or it can help to improve the composition of a particular photo, by creating your own source of light.
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How well will a Canon 580EX II flash work on my Nikon D5000?
You have a lot of questions in your question, many of them un-answerable, but I'll focus on the title, "Canon 580EX II flash on my Nikon D5000". … There's certainly nothing wrong with that if you know how to use manual mode, but there are cheaper ways to get a manual-only flash with comparable power. …
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Can Canon Rebel XS effectively optically trigger a speedlite flash?
You can pick up 2 LumoPro QuadSync strobes, which can be optically triggered by the Rebel's on-board flash (even ignores pre-flash), for the cost of one Canon 430 EX. …
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