Flashgun reviews

Product	Price	Rating
Sigma EF-530 DG ST review Upon first inspection, the Sigma EF-530 DG ST flash looks like a no-nonsense piece of kit..... Full review	£119.00	86%
Samsung SEF-36PZF Samsung’s entry to the mid-level flashgun market is a well-made and reasonably small unit offering full TTL operation with the company.s DSLRs..... Full review	£155.00	86%
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%
Jessops 300 AFDC A versatile third-party flashgun that works a treat for photographers who want a lot of power.... Full review	£100.00	86%
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%
Canon MT-24EX review This twin light offers more functionality than the Canon ring flash, mainly due to the adaptability of the two lights...... Full review	£630.00	86%
Nissin Di866 Flashgun review Nissin's new flagship flashgun, the Di866, breaks new ground Full review	£290.00	87%
Sony HVL-F42AM Flashgun With the F36AM flashgun now discontinued, Sony Alpha users have a current choice of two: the top-end F56AM and this, the F42AM... Full review	£190.00	87%
Canon Speedlite 270EX review Launched earlier in the year alongside Canon's EOS 500D DSLR, the Speedlite 270EX sits at the bottom of Canon's off-camera flash line... Full review	£150.00	87%
Samsung 54PZF flash Owners of Samsung DSLR cameras are well served by a pair of on-camera flash units, of which the 54PZF is the most powerful... Full review	£300.00	88%