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In addition to traditional optical wireless transmission, the professional Canon 600EX-RT Speedite Flash features wireless 2-way radio communication (up to 98.4 ft) giving photographers the ability to expand their creativity by using wireless Speedlites with the reliability of radio triggering (allowing control of up to 5 groups with a total of 15 individual Speedlites).
The zoom flash head on the Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite offers 20mm to 200mm coverage, and can even go as wide as 14mm with the extendable wide panel. To help conserve energy consumption and to maximize power, the Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite can be directed to zoom in accordance with a camera’s image sensor size (i.e. full-frame, APS-H, APS-C).
The Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite Flash has been designed for improved dust and water resistance capabilities, with all moving parts and areas surrounding the display and buttons being sealed, together with a new dust and water resistant adapter for the mounting foot to create a seal between the flash and the camera.
The Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite features a built-in AF Assist Beam to help with illumination for more accurate and faster auto-focus, which works in conjunction with EOS SLRs, as well as cameras that feature the 61-point High Density Reticular AF like the EOS-1D and the EOS 5D Mark III.
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| Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite, dot-matrix LCD display with backlit control buttons |
For user flexibility, creativity and control, the Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite offers 18 custom functions and 7 personal functions, including options such as exposure bracketing control, modelling flash, AF assist control, energy saving features, test firing controls, and many others.
The flash-head itself is designed to be full-swivel with 180 degree in either direction. It can be angled 90 degrees up or 7 degrees down. It can rotate 180 degrees left or right. It also features a bounce lock to keep the flash head in exactly the right place you want to create easy bounce flash.
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| Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite, Color filter holder |
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| Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite, side view |
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Let’s take a look at the features and specifications in detail that the Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite Flash has to offer:
Let’s take a look at the features and specifications in detail that the Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite Flash has to offer:
Features of the Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite Flash
· Wireless multiple flash system uses 2-way radio wave communication (up to 98.4 ft) for controlling up to 5 groups of Speedlites (up to 15 individual speedlites).
· 15 transmission channels, selectable manually or automatically.
· Radio transmission IDs can be set to prevent interference.
· Wireless optical control.
· Zoom flash head covers 20mm – 200mm (or as wide as 14mm with extendable wide panel).
· Maximum Guide Number: 197ft/60m at ISO 100.
· Auto zoom for sensor size.
· Conserve energy consumption and maximize power by directing the zoom in accordance with a camera’s image sensor size.
· AF Assist Beam (infra-red) compatible with EOS SLRs and Canon’s new 61-point high density Reticular AF.
· Dot matrix LCD display panel.
· Backlit button controls.
· Flash modes:
· Auto exposure control – E-TTLII/E-TTl/TTL
· High Speed Sync (FP)
· Manual / output settings – 1/1-1/128
· Manual steps 1/3 step
· Strobe / output settings – 1/4-1/128
· Frequency – 1-500Hz (199Hz using optical slave function)
· 18 custom functions, including:
· Exposure bracketing control
· Modelling flash
· AF assist control
· Energy saving features
· Test firing controls
· Flash exposure lock
· Flash exposure compensation
· 7 personal functions, including:
· LCD panel illumination color.
· Programmable lights/colors.
· Master/slave configurations.
· Full-swivel flash-head – 180 degrees in either direction.
· Bounce: up to 90 degrees angle up or 7 degrees down.
· Catch-light panel with flash-head positioned front and up 90.
· Bounce lock.
· Manual power mode.
· Color filter holder, for attaching Canon or 3rd party color gelatine filters.
· Improved hot-shoe contact construction.
· Improved flash head durability.
· Improved dust and weather resistance:
· Sealed moving parts
· Sealed areas around display and buttons
· New dust and water resistant adapter for the mounting foot
· Minimum recycling time: approx. 3.3 seconds.
· Standby: reverts to standby after around 90 seconds.
· 4 x AA cell batteries.
· Battery life: approx. 100 full-power flashes with alkaline cell batteries.
· Includes: flash case, plastic stand,
· Overall size of Speedlite: 4.9” deep x 3.1” wide x 5.6 high”.
· Weight of Speedlite: 15 oz without batteries (425g).
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| Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite Flash |
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Summary:
The Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite Flash is a super high quality flash for professional use. With its impressive 2-way radio wave communication system, you can use multiple Speedlites at once to light up your subject from all angles for professional and creative images. The 600EX-RT Speedlite is super powerful and intuitive with fast and silent recycling. This is an amazing piece of kit for strobists!
See what other customers who have bought the Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite Flash have to say about it:
J.C.:
“The Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite Flash is so good that I ordered another one and also the st e3 transmitter for off-camera. It does everything it said it would do. Awesome!”
E.G.:
“I bought the Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite to go with my Canon 5d Mark III. I did 2 wedding shoots with it and this flash works great. This has become my main flash and I’m hoping to add 2 more very soon. In my opinion, it’s Canon’s best flash unit so far.”
I.R.:
“The Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite is a great compliment to my Canon 70D, they work really well together. I simply connect the flash to my camera and it reads what lens you have and what the zoom setting is to give you the right required amount of flash. It has a much longer range than a standard camera flash.”
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