Snoweagle said:Thanks chengpenguin, seems like those included filters are the first for canon's speedlites.
mimolin said:Hi, observe any improvement in recycle time compared to 580ex2 ?
chengpenguin said:Yup. But strangely, Canon never mention of any other colour correction filter other than the 2 amber included. I hope they come up with a series of colour correction filters since it seems quite neat on the 600EX-RT.
The included filter holder includes sleeves for 4 filters.
I'm not sure how the test shots would help you decide whether the 600EX is good... But in general, it is good companion with 5D3 due to the 61-pt support.
Another nice read on the 600EX-RT
Canon Professional Network - Syl Arena examines Canonâs new radio Speedlite flash system
Anyone know where to get these???
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Is there any diff if use theses compared to normal Eneloop??? One is 2700mAh & the other being 2000mAh....... also, noticed that the XX have a shorter life span too....
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I just thought if they make the ST-E3 with RT and optical, and use AA batteries, many ST-E2 user (including me) will be upset.... But I wished they have done that instead... And I wish can AF in low light too..... with the red grid....
I like this flash.... but gonna need to save money for this..... & ST-E3 too.......
Wonder how much that STE3 would cost.... I worry canon will upgrade one with optical in future.... :think:
Halfmoon said:Has any Bro used 600EX for events already???
I was shooting a 4-5 hrs events for my company, and I was using the 580II w/ Batt Pack....
Half way thru, I my flash to was not firing and I could not fire at all.... if I remember correctly, this is the flash function to protect the flash blub right??? Any suggestions on how to overcome this, as there was a lot of dancing, and singing... and almost like continuous??? I thought that it was cos the battery was out of juice, but think I was wrong... but the batteries were also hot....
Anyone know where to get these???
Is there any diff if use theses compared to normal Eneloop??? One is 2700mAh & the other being 2000mAh....... also, noticed that the XX have a shorter life span too....
CorneliusK said:That sounds like your Flash shutting down due to overheating, getting different batteries won't directly help with that.
You can try using a higher iso to reduce the amount of flash power required to avoid overheating, or you can keep a backup flash to swap when the first flash overheats.
I think you can get these at many shops. East Gear, RDP all should have.
These are more powerful than ordinary Eneloops, and similar to PowerEx 2700 mAH batteries.
i have seen them at best denki before. not sure how good are they in real life. looking at changing my eneloops this yr. most of them are abt 2yrs old already.
That sounds like your Flash shutting down due to overheating, getting different batteries won't directly help with that.
You can try using a higher iso to reduce the amount of flash power required to avoid overheating, or you can keep a backup flash to swap when the first flash overheats.
Agreed. We can overcome science, so we should work around it![]()
Very likely. Canon will say, we listen to our users feedback and launch ST-E3 EX II but actually, Canon wants to pwn our wallets deep deep :bsmilie: