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Canon Speedlite Transmitter ST-E2 For the best deal on the Canon STE2 Speedlite Transmitter for Canon 580EX II, 430EX, 430EX II Speedlites, you'll want to compare prices before you buy. Our list of stores carrying the ST-E2 (located below) tracks merchants who often have bargain prices and great sales. If you don't see a price you like, you can always set a price alert, and we'll tell you when it's cheap. To make sure the deal is for real, we always verify the price at the merchant's website before we send you email. We've been verifying price alerts since 2003... something no other site does today. 
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$212.51 FREE shipping FREE tax |
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$247.12 plus $12.95 shipping FREE tax |
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$208.19 plus shipping plus tax |
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Good - but arrived without a battery!!
So i bought this product and assumed the battery was included. Amazon is very good at letting you if the product requires any other gadgets as you shop. Some would say thats not a big deal, just buy one from your local electronics store. For me, i live in antigua, our electronic stores are poorly stocked! When this unit arrived i had a off location wedding shoot in a cave the next day. I was mortified to find no battery!!! thank god my assistant has the same unit and the day proceed. Besides th...
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Good entry into off-camera flash control
I have been reading the Strobist (www.strobist.blogspot.com) for inspiration to take my flash off camera. I have been using one of the Gary Fong Lightspheres with great results in casual portraits at gatherings or events. But for more formal portraits, I'd like to be able to do some side lighting, and yet keep it simple and mobile. Goal 1 was to get the flash off the camera, and onto a stand. I debated whether to go the more expensive route of radio control, but decided that for the first round,...
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Works well but extremely LIMITED
I really like this Transmitter don't get me wrong. But frankly I mostly do Automotive shoots and it can get quite limiting, namely because the IR sensors have to be facing each other, which means that you have to move the flash positions to face the camera and transmitter each time you change your lighting set up....it also means you can be creative and put a flash behind a car or wall as the signal won't reach behind obstacles of any kind. I would invest in a Pocket Wizard system which is much ...
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