Flash Light Watch

It's a reliable light stand, just watch out for the weight of your light.

Have used 3 of these and love the results. Only thing to watch out for is the flash; it can't handle dark spaces very well, but you should know that already :)

Love the watch it needs better watchfaces and clearer light but overall for what I paid is the best one.

long last use the flash light.

I bought this flash drive to back up large files from my computer and to watch media files on a blu ray player. I transferred an entire 140 gb file from my computer to the drive, USING A 2.0 USB PORT, in 1 hour and 9 minutes! Imagine how fast it would have been with a 3.0 port!

I have a SB600 and wanted another flash! But trying to watch my budget. Being that I have remote triggers that I ordered from China (they work great BTW), I was looking to get something a bit more affordable for the time being. I tried the Nissin i622, but it didn't work with my triggers. I was just about to get another SB600 until I found this flash unit. It works flawlessly with my trigggers, is about the same size as the SB600, but powerful in output. The interface is very easy to use and is intuitive. The only thing you don't get when going with a Non-Nikon is that you cannot use the CLS features so you must go all manual. I highly recommend!

Had to flash my bios but the bios flashback feature made it pretty simple. Had to watch a youtube guide, but overall the process was smooth with no issue. This is a nice budget motherboard that comes with all the basic features I needed. Still need to buy a graphics card! :)

Great results even with full auto shooting on my Canon EOS 7D. Highly recommend you watch the demo video for speedlight & HiLite setup. For my first shots, I used my one speedlight(slave) in the HiLite and the build-in flash(master) using the automatic setting & E-TTL. Got great headshots. As I added another speedlight to fill in and used manual setting I got even better results (with a few practice shots). For manual flash setting, I used F/4 in the HiLite, f/16 for the fill-in flash and f/8 & 16 for the built-in. I played around with it for a little while before I got the results I wanted for a group photo and product photos. I also recommend you watch the demo video for folding the Hilite & putting it back into the carring case.

These is an amazing flash that does everything I need it to do. I use it for everything from watch photography to family photo sessions. I was astounded by the quality of the build and it's versatility.

I use this to trigger my Canon flash units, and it works every time. I recommend you watch a tutorial to learn how to use it properly. It will trigger older Canon flash units, but I don't think you can change the settings at the camera. No problem changing settings with the newer Canon flashes.