Flashgun reviews

Product	Price	Rating
Metz Mecablitz 45 CL-4 Digital The Metz Mecablitz 45 CL-4 Digital hammerhead flash is a tough, no-nonsense flash that offers plenty of creative options. Full review	£320.00	90%
Jessops 300AFD Jessops's own-brand flashgun is a digitally dedicated model with plenty of features at a reasonable price....... Full review	£100.00	80%
Metz 28 AF-3 Digital This pocket-sized model may not be the biggest or most powerful, but it has a decent amount of features while keeping things simple...... Full review	£80.00	84%
Olympus FL-20 The FL-20 is small and dedicated only to the Olympus E-system cameras.... Full review	£110.00	82%
Sigma EF-500 DG ST This is a comparatively large unit that offers full tilt and bounce functions....... Full review	£100.00	85%
Sunpak PF30x Sunpak has long been a professional favourite and this fairly small model has a decent GN of 30m@ISO100, with a 90° tilting head... Full review	£95.00	85%
Canon MR-14EX review Canon's ring flash has a guide number (GN) of 14m @ISO 100, and either tube can be adjusted down to 1/8 of its power, which is useful for creating shadows or modelling on the subject........ Full review	£375.00	86%
Sigma EM-140DG The only system currently available from a major independent, the Sigma EM-140DG is available for Nikon (i-TTL), Canon E-TTL) and Sigma cameras....... Full review	£270.00	84%
Olympus STF-22 Olympus's twin flash uses the same FC-1 controller as the ring flash, but offers more control options........ Full review	£370.00	86%
Olympus SRF-11 With a GN of 11m @ ISO 100, the Olympus ring flash is compatible with the Zuiko 14-54mm and 50-200mm lenses, and the 50mm Macro with an optional adaptor... Full review	£420.00	85%