An external flash is a great tool, a valuable asset in a dSLR or advanced compact owner's camera bag. Here are five things you can do to get the most out of your external camera flash. Matthew ...

Experienced photographers know the right external camera flash can be a game-changer. They're a must for studio shooting, as the best camera flashes can evenly diffuse light, removing unwanted shadows ...

As [Joshua Bird] began his foray into the world of film photography, he was taken back by the old technology’s sheer hunger for light. Improvised lighting solutions yielded mixed results, and he soon ...

Nikon's wireless flash system is easy to use once you know where to look. Known as Nikon's creative lighting system, the CLS lets you trigger flashes wirelessly using the camera's pop-up flash. It's ...

Flash photography is often frowned upon. The blinding, flat light of an on-camera flash is about the least flattering light possible. Even with external flashes, such as those from Canon, Nikon, Sony ...

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The Chinese electronics company Anker is reportedly planning to release an Apple-approved external flash for smartphones, so the iPhone 11 you got for Christmas can be used more like a camera. The new ...

Here is an efficient and economical circuit for a wireless remote camera flash trigger, useful for capturing scenes invisible to the naked eye. This high-speed/time-wrap photography accessory is, in ...

Anker has announced the launch of a new Made for iPhone (MFI) certified camera flash for the iPhone 11 range of handsets. This is one of the first MFI certified camera flash devices for the iPhone 11 ...

In this guide, we test the best external camera screens, monitors and recorders — videography accessories you may not know you needed in your camera bag. A must for any serious video rig, a dedicated ...

As [Joshua Bird] began his foray into the world of film photography, he was taken back by the old technology’s sheer hunger for light. Improvised lighting solutions yielded mixed results, and he soon ...