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Pixel, a Hong Kong manufacturer of photographic accessories, has recently released its new flagship flashgun - Pixel X800c. The new speedlight is packed with an array of features including ... and it even has built-in radio triggering capabilities...
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Nikon has recently released Speedlight SB-500 - a new compact flash. In the company's line-up of speedlights, Nikon SB-500 represents a lower-end mid-range flashgun that stands between SB-700 and SB-300...
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Metz, a world-renown manufacturer of high-quality lighting equipment, has just released a new flagship speedlight - Metz Mecablitz 64 AF-1. Having a Guide Number of 64...
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Phottix has released the updates for its Mitros flashes. They address a number of issues, improve overall performance, and even improve usability... We are particularly happy with the Canon update, because it addresses the issue we described...
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The year of 2013 has brought us, photographers, a number of great new speedlights aimed to fit the needs of the professionals, hobbyists, and the beginners. However, many flashes released in the recent years can also be a great choice today...
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Nissin Digital has extended its line of portable flashes with the new Di600 model. Priced at $199, the Nissin Di600 speedlight offers great quality and a good set of features that fits the needs of photography enthusiasts...
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The Phottix Mitros and Nissin Di866 Mark II flashes are the top-of-the-line offerings from the established third-party manufacturers. They both offer impressive sets of features coming very close and, in certain areas, surpassing the flagship units from Canon and Nikon...
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Nissin Di700 speedlight bridges the gap between Nissin Di622 II and Nissin Di866 II flashes. Similarly to Di622 Mark II, Di700 is extremely easy to use, but at the same time, it incorporates a number of higher end features that can be found in the top-of-the-line Di866 Mark II unit...
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Phottix, a Chinese manufacturer of photographic equipment, has recently joined the speedlight game by introducing Phottix Mitros. This new TTL flashis loaded with virtually every feature you would expect to have in a modern top-of-the-line flashgun, but it is more affordable than...
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LumoPro LP180 Quad-Sync Manual flash replaces the company's popular LP160 speedlight that was recently discontinued. The arrival of LP180 was much anticipated by many photographers, and the flash does not disappoint. LumoPro LP180 is loaded with innovation. In fact...
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Metz Mecablitz 52 AF-1 and Metz Mecablitz 50 AF-1 are the two mid-range flashguns from the world renowned German manufacturer. Although the new Mecablitz 52 AF-1 model is replacing Mecablitz 50 AF-1, both flashes...
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In 2006, Metz was the first company to put a USB port onto a hot-shoe flash. This year at Photokina 2012, Metz introduced Mecablitz 52 AF-1, the world's first speedlight with a touchscreen...
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