I already have one. I'm buying another. That should tell you something. The radio transmitter alone makes this flash perfect for me. No more pocket wizards. And very easy to fine tune with the rear LCD panel.

The battery charger that came with this is junk. It does not indicate when the batteries are charged. This means you need The battery charger is basically junk. It does not indicate when the batteries are charged. The bracket is a $16 item. The rest of the items are worth very little.

I always have a good experience from seller DOD_UAE. Delivery is always fast. Items being sold are of very good quality and the price is very competitive!

The Quality; the material and the brand

#1. Dead flash, shows all batteries to be dead
#2. For the camera and lenses used with 600RT flash, the bag is too small and stand is too weak - Just waste of money with Cameta.

I'll return product

None

Flash Does Not Work

Great quality product, excellent build quality - highly recommended

Very pleased with the flash. Very powerfull and great light. Well packed and fast shipping (Vistek).

The Canon Speedlite 600EX-RT flash represents a significant new release for Canon photographers, most specifically for those using off-camera flash. A very capable and reliable flash on its own, its real forte is when used as the heart of a radio-controlled flash system.

The radio system lets you easily control all your flashes from the camera with some using TTL and some on manual and even switch modes without having to touch the flash. It's just amazing.

Supports both radio and optical triggering, so if you have the 400EXII's you can slowly convert over without having to buy a radio transmitter on day one; Great power and good batteries will last for quite a while

Price

Canon 600EX RT (18.7 oz./529g with 4-AA eneloop cells, 2.5 second measured recycle time, measured ISO 100 guide number of 29 meters/95 feet at 35mm, rated guide number 36m/118' at 35mm, 20-200mm zoom head with 14mm wide panel and catchlight card, about $470 new ).

Daunting is sitting down at the keyboard to attempt to do justice to a review of Canon's flagship flash, the Speedlite 600EX-RT. Few aspects of an image are as important as the lighting – arguably being second only to the subject and perhaps the composition?