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Reviews (34)
21 Sep, 2017
Fits well, feels good and provides good protection
Having used the product for a little more than a week, I am very happy with the "black silicone rubber soft skin case cover" for the iPhone 4/4S. It easily slips on and off of the phone with mild force yet stays on solid on it's own. The case feels good to the touch and provides enough grip to hold onto it while still sliding easily into your pocket. The rubber padding provides good protection and the front lip over the screen keeps the glass protected as well. A very good buy at a great price.
15 Jan, 2019
Great for shooting through glass
Used this on my car window to eliminate reflections, with camera mounted on magic arm attached to interior car door handle. Works well, plenty of room for most lenses, suction cups work well - though be careful with proper removal t prevent damage. Ideal would be to cost less than $40.
03 Jan, 2009
540EZ great for strobist work
5 of 5 found this helpful The Canon Speedlight 540EZ was the top of the line flash for Canon film cameras. Since Canon's digital EOS cameras use E-TTL instead of TTL metering, this flash will not automatically adjust it's power output for proper exposure... for that the EX line of flashes is required.
This flash has 2 other modes though, Manual and Multi/Stroboscopic. For any type of "off camera" flash setup however (strobist.com), these flashes work just fine for that... and can be had for about $70+. These flashes make a great addition to any strobist gear list.
Note: The flash will make a noise as it recharges it's capacitors, however be sure to inquire if it makes any noise while it is fully charged and on standby. I have one which continues to make noises (which can be annoying) while the other is completely silent.