[Beginner-friendly]: Beginning photographers likely will start with simple equipment, such as a point-and-shoot camera or even just a smartphone. But they'll quickly figure out that shooting night photos with a tiny flash doesn't deliver great results or give you much versatility for advanced photography. Flash has some fast settings for capturing quick action or greater details in photo. Importantly, the reasonable budget, beginner-friendly camera flash compatible with all major camera brands. | [Compatibility]: The base of an external camera flash unit will slide onto the square-ish hot-shoe bracket on the top panel of an advanced camera.(Simple cameras will not have a hot-shoe bracket.) With a compatible flash and camera pairing, you'll have access to all of the flash's features. Near universal compatibility means this camera flash can be used with most DSLR and mirrorless cameras. Includes wireless shooting modes for off camera photography and studio shots. | [Speedlites Features]: Sync speeds --- Typically, a camera operates at a 1/60- or 1/125-second shutter speed when using a flash. However, some flashes will allow for much faster or slower shutter speeds, always syncing with the camera to deliver the best results. 8-Level shutter speeds can be selected. TTL Mode/M Mode/Multi Mode/S1 Slave Mode/S2 Slave Mode/Exposure compensation. Additional Features: Fixed Zoom/Power-saving Automatic Shutdown/External Charging/Over Temperature Protection. | [LCD Display]: SLFC Camera Flashes contains a simple interface and settings menu to get the lighting correct with minimal effort. Flash head angles from 0 to 270 degrees. Offers a good mount of flexibility for different light intensities. camera flash offers all of the most common modes and settings for a basic, affordable accessory. Can be used as a slave flash for use with off-camera shooting. Swivels for off-axis shooting as well. | [External Camera Flash]: To have better luck with flash photos, it takes an advanced camera with an external camera flash unit. This allows the photographer to angle the light and adjust its intensity. As another benefit, an external flash is tall, which reduces red-eye because it's farther from the lens than a built-in flash. SLFC camera flash - you'll need to understand the importance of its many features, including sync speeds, TTL mode, and exposure-compensation settings.