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 Flash Speedlite TTL YN-467 Canon Camera 40D 50D 350D 400D 450D US $79.00 
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 FLASH DEDICATED SLAVE + DIFFUSER for Canon 450D 1000D US $119.59
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 100m—Wireless/Radio Flash Trigger PT-04 G—2RX④ Canon EOS 60D/600D/550D/500D/450D US $66.50
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 Flash Bracket LH1 for Canon EOS 600D 550D 500D 450D 400D 350D 300D US $54.99
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 YN-460 Yongnuo Flash Speedlight for Canon 7D 5D II 1Ds 50D 550D 600D 60D 450D US $44.90
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 ETTL-II Flash for Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi XSi 350D 450D 500D US $78.94
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 ETTL-II Flash for Canon Digital EOS 450D 500D 1000D Rebel XS US $68.94
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 ETTL-II Flash for Canon Digital EOS 450D 1000D Rebel XS US $68.94
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 YONGNUO 10M OC-E3 TTL Off Camera Flash Sync Cord for CANON 400D/450D/1000D US $38.30
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 Popup Flash Diffuser for Canon 600D 550D 500D 450D 60D 50D 40D 7D US $9.99
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 RF-602 Flash Trigger Single Receiver for Canon 1100D 1000D 600D 550D 500D 450D US $21.99
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 Macro Ring FLASH for CANON 550D 450D 50D 7D 5D Mark II US $47.00
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 YN-565EX Flash Speedlite for Canon 550D 450D 350D 400D US $160.00
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 YN460 Flash Light for Canon 5D 5DII 550D 450D 350D 50D US $43.99
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 YN460II Flash Speedlight For Canon 1000D 400D 300D 450D US $54.00
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 YONGNUO YN565EX Flash Speedlite for Canon 60D 1100D 600D 550D 7D 40D 1000D 450D US $163.00
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 YN-565EX YN565EX Flash Speedlite for Canon 1000D 550D 500D 450D 400D 350D nikon US $136.99
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 Hot Meike LED Macro Ring Flash/Light FC100 For Canon 1100D 600D 450D 300D 60D US $39.99
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 LED Marco Ring Flash for Canon 550D 5DII 450D 7D 600D US $33.70
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 RF-603 Wireless Flash SpeedLite For Canon 60D/350D/450D/500D/550D/1000D(C1) US $38.00
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 PIXEL KING E-TTL Flash Trigger for CANON EOS 600D,1100D, 550D, 500D, 450D, 1000D US $329.90
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 YN-465 YN465 Flash Speedlite For Canon 500D 450D 1000D US $74.90
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 YN-467 YN467 Flash Speedlite For Canon 450D 500D 1000D US $84.90
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 yongnuo YN460 flash speedlite speedlight for Canon 500D 450D 400D 350D 1100D US $42.11
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 Wireless Flash Trigger Receiver CTR-301P for Canon Eos 600D 550D 500D 450D 1100D US $25.99
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 Yongnuo RF-603/C1 Wireless Remote Flash Trigger for Canon 1000D/450D/400D/350D US $37.60
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 Flash Speedlite YONGNUO YN560 For Canon 450D 500D 1000D US $89.00
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 Brand new!Flash For Canon EOS Rebel 60D 500D 450D 600D 550D 1100D T3 T3i T2i T1i US $41.32
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 Speedlight Flash for Canon 500D 50D 450D 5D II 7D 1000D US $47.98
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 E-TTL E-TTL2 FLASH for Canon XSi XS XTi EOS 400D 350D US $49.99
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 Wide + Tele +2 Flashes + Close up Kit + UV CPL ND f/ CANON 600D 550D 500D 450D US $179.99
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 YN460 YN-460 Flash Speedlite for Canon 500D 450D 400D US $44.99
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 Wireless Flash Trigger Remote Shutter Release RF-603 C1 for Canon 450D/550D/60D US $32.99
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 R8 Zoom Flash Light For Canon EOS 1D 1DS 300D 350D 400D 450D 500D 5D Mark II III US $15.99
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 E-TTL Flash Speedlite YN-465 Canon 550D 450D 350D 10D US $74.00
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 YN-468II Flash Speedlite for Canon 550D 500D 450D 50D US $99.50
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 Yongnuo YN-560 Flash Speedlite for Canon 1100D 1000D 600D 550D 500D 450D US $78.39
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 YONGNUO Speedlite Flash YN465 For Canon 400D 450D 500D US $75.06
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 Slave flash for Canon EOS Rebel XT XTi 350D 300D 450D US $51.74
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 SLAVE FLASH + PORTABLE DIFFUSER + WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL FOR CANON 450D 1000D US $82.79
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 D13 Flash Light For Canon EOS 1D 1100D 1000D 450D 500D 400D 50D 40D Camera US $11.00
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 Flash Diffuser Soft Box For Canon 550D 500D 450D 400D US $1.92
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 Yongnuo YN-560II Upgraded Flash for Canon 7D 60D 400D 450D 550D 600D 5DII 1D US $72.89
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 Flash Speedlite For Nikon Canon EOS 550D 500D 450D 600D 1100D Rebel Xs T2i T1i US $42.56
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 USA Shipping Macro Ring FC100 LED Flash Gun Light F Canon 450D 550D 60D 7D E2J US $32.99
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 YN-467 TTL Flash Speedlite fr Canon 550D 500D 450D 350D US $81.90
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 35GN E-TTL II Speedlite Speedlight Flash Unit for Canon EOS 600D 550D 500D 450D US $129.60
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 RF-603 Flash Trigger fr Canon 450D 400D 350D 300D 4 pcs US $64.98
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 YN467 Speedlite AUTO Digital Pro Flash For Canon DSLR Camera EOS 500D 450D 400D US $88.20
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 RF-603 Wireless Flash Trigger for Canon 450D 400D 350D US $35.00
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 RF-603 Wireless Flash Trigger for Canon 550D 500D 450D US $35.00
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 YongNuo YN460 II Speedlite Flash For DSLR Camera Canon 5D II 450D 550D 7D 60D US $56.30
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 Trust Flash Diffuser Soft Box For Canon 550D 500D 450D US $4.99
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 YONGNUO YN-465 ETTL Flash Speedlite for Canon EOS 600D 550D 450D 500D 1000D US $67.00
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 YN460 Flash Speedlite for Canon 400D 450D 1000D Xsi XTi US $39.53
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 100m—Camera Remote Control/Flash Wireless Radio Trigger f Canon EOS 450D/400D—2R US $74.99
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 YONGNUO TTL YN-467 Flash Speedlite for Canon 450D 500D 550D 1000D 350D 40D US $84.07
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 TF-371 Soldier Wireless Grouping Flash Trigger for Canon 550D 450D 400D 350D US $73.00
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 Flash Speedlight for Canon 5D 20D 350D 400D 450D 500D US $53.96
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 Flash Speedlight YN-460 for Canon 1000D 350D 400D 450D US $45.99
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 Yongnuo CTR-301 P Wireless Flash Trigger for Canon 450D 400D 350D 300D US $.99
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 Canon Xsi lightly used, 5 lenses, flash! Great starter kit! Free shipping! US $400.00
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 YONGNUO YN-560 Flash Speedlite for Canon 5D 7D 50D 450D 550D 600D US US $78.39
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 Flash Speedlight YN465 for Canon 400D 450D 1000D Xsi XT US $75.06
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 YN-565EX Flash for Canon 7D 400D 450D 500D 550D 600D US $159.73
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 E-TTL Off Camera FLASH Cord FOR CANON OC-E3 T3i 600D T2i 550D T1i 500D 450D US $16.99
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 Yongnuo of YN-560 II flash Speedlite the Canon 7D 60D 400D 450D 550D 600D 5D II US $73.80
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 YongNuo YN-565EX Flash Speedlite For Canon 7D 60D 550D 5dII 50D 500D 400D 450D US $205.50
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 YN-560 II YONGNUO Flash Speedlite for Canon 5D II 7D 60D 400D 450D 550D 600D US $99.99
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 NEW Yongnuo YN-560 II Flash Speedlite for Canon SLR 5D II 7D 50D 60D 450D US $99.99
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 Flash Rotating Bracket for Canon 5D Mark II 5D2 60D 7D 600D 550D 450D Camera NEW US $44.50
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 TT560 Flash Speedlite+Flash Trigger for Canon EOS 500D 450D Rebel T2i XS T1i Xsi US $89.50
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 YN-460 Mark II Flash Speedlite for Canon 600D 500D 450D US $48.99
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 YN460 II Speedlight Flash for Canon 500D 50D 450D 5D 7D US $53.98
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 Pop up Flash Diffuser for Canon EOS 550D 500D 450D 600D US $6.99
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 TTL FLASH sync Cable f CANON EOS 450D 400D 300D 50D 40D US $32.00
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 YongNuo RF-603 Wireless Flash SpeedLite For Canon 1000D/550D/500D/450D/60D(C1) US $36.08
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 TT560 Flash For Canon EOS 60D 500D 450D 600D 550D 1100D 5D II 1000D 7D 40D 50D US $55.99
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 Yongnuo RF-603 wireless flash trigger(C1) for Canon 450D/400D/350D/300D/60D US $35.70
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 YN-560 Flash Speedlite for Canon 450D 500D 550D 1000D US $79.90
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 2 setS RF-603 Flash Trigger f Canon 550D 450D 400D 60D US $64.00
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 TT560 Flash For Canon EOS 60D 500D 450D 600D 550D 1100D US SHIPPING US $54.87
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 YN-468 II YN-468II ETTL Flash Speedlite for Canon 450D 500D 550D 600D SLR Camera US $99.99
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 Flash Speedlite YN-462 for Canon 500D 450D 400D 350D US $39.00
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 PT-04 Wireless Flash Trigger fr Canon 550D 500D 450D US $16.99
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 TTL YN-468 Flash Speedlite for Canon 450D 350D 50D 40D US $149.99
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 YN-467 TTL Flash Speedlite for Canon 550D 450D 350D 10D US $82.50
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 4GB 133X CF Compact Flash Card for Canon 450D 500D 350D US $10.99
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Flash Canon 450d
Taking Control: Progressing from Full Auto
We've all been there... a shiny new camera in a class we've never experienced before. The manual hasn't been unwrapped, and probably never will and the mode dial looks pretty daunting. I must admit that when I first 'unboxed' my DSLR and went to take the first photo I got a wallop of what I thought was mirror slap. This turned out to be the flash popping up on its own when I didn't want it to. I then abandoned full auto and have never looked back. The camera design boffins have lost a lot of sleep making automatic modes pretty slick, but to get the most out of your equipment you have to take charge. Today we start to demystify the mode dial and help you take your first steps away from auto-badness.
Scene Modes
I'm really not a fan of these, but they may be some use to you if you need to take photos of body-less heads, clouds crashing in to mountains, tulips, dudes with cramps, a star coming out of someone's heads or 'no lightning bolt' signs. These modes give full auto a bit of help, hinting at what your subject may be. Trying these might help you to learn how the camera thinks you should shoot certain scenes, but ultimately you're cleverer than it is, and you'll get better results in the more manual modes.
Semi-Auto Modes
These modes are those between full auto and manual - the ones that let you take charge of your camera, set what you really want and let the camera decide what is left. As well as the direct benefits of control in these modes, there are some other features which are unlocked - for example it allows you to shoot raw (which helps enormously in post-processing) and gives you control over your flash.
P - Program mode
In a nutshell, this is more-or-less full auto, but it allows you to 'program' certain aspects if you like. On my Canon SLR for example, once metered, the wheel near the shutter button will give you different aperture/shutter speed combinations. This is the obvious first step to take away from full auto mode, but there are better things to come.
AV - Aperture Priority (Somehow)
The consensus is that maybe the V is for variance, but regardless of what it stands for - this is my favourite mode to shoot in. It allows you to dial in an aperture for the lens (which in turn determines the depth-of-field, sharpness and amount of light coming in). The camera then meters for you and sets the shutter speed to suit. If you disagree with its analysis of the scene, you can use exposure compensation to pull it forward or back to suit. My default shooting method is to start up in aperture priority, choose a low value f-stop (wide aperture) for low light or shallow depth-of-field, medium aperture for optimal sharpness, or a fairly high aperture if I really want to stretch out shutter speed. Then I'm good to go - it's only a little more effort than starting the camera in auto but I promise it'll allow you to take better photos.
TV - Shutter Speed Priority...
This mode is similar to Aperture Priority, but instead of settings the aperture, it allows you to set the shutter speed you desire. The camera then chooses the aperture to suit. This mode can be handy if you are shooting something time critical- perhaps a waterfall that you want to look nice and smooth, or moving object that you would like to freeze in time.
M - Manual
In this mode the user is in charge of setting the aperture and shutter speed. The camera will help by giving its opinion of exposure in the viewfinder/screens. You can then adjust your settings until this exposure is right. Personally, I would rather let the camera do this final fine tuning and just set the critical parameters myself.
ISO - International Organisation for Standardisation
This one often isn't on the mode dial, but will be nearby and is important. If you remember the 1990's, you might remember buying 100ASA film (or 200, 400¡ ) back then it was talking about the size of the grain of crystals in the film,but these days it's talking about the gain on the sensor - ie, how sensitive it is to light stimulus. If I blindfold you and give you only a quick glimpse of a scene and ask you to tell me what you saw, you'll probably get some details wrong. If I give you a little bit of time you'll probably get things mostly right, and if I give you an eternity, you'll start going bonkers - second guess yourself perhaps thinking magenta elephants were in the room. The same sort of thing happens with sensors. If you put your sensitivity up too high, you'll get noise, and in the same way if your exposure time is too long - think star trails¡ you'll start to get some noise as well. Choose an appropriate ISO setting for your scene - around 100 if there is stacks of light, maybe 400-800 indoors or if fast shutter speed is needed, and push the limit (1600+) if you are shooting in the da.
Like most aspects of photography, learning how these modes work and the results they can produce is easier to decipher if you play around with them. Experiment, it'll help you get more from your equipment and get more out of your hobby.
About the Author
CHRIS BOURNE is an Australian based Mechatronic Engineer by day and a passionate photographer by night. While his knowledge of photography lies mainly in the technical side, his passion for photography is boundless and he often explores the artistic side as well. He uses his spare time to write up articles for the visitors at DigitalRev.
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