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Canon Flexible TTL Flash Cord
Best for: Off-camera TTL flash for Canon
$25.99
$41.99
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- Full TTL exposure support
- For Canon TTL flashes and cameras
- Mounts on the hot shoe, no bracket
- Helps reduce red-eye
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Overview
A flexible TTL flash cord for Canon hot shoe cameras
A Canon-compatible flexible TTL flash cord.
It mounts to the camera hot shoe and lets you position the flash off the camera while keeping full TTL exposure.
Who it suits
- Canon shooters who want to move the flash away from the lens axis.
- People shooting events or portraits who switch between landscape and portrait orientation.
What it does best
- Keeps full TTL communication between camera and flash.
- Moves the flash above the camera in either orientation to reduce red-eye.
Specifications
Specifications
MountCamera hot shoe (off-camera bracket-free)
MeteringFull TTL (Through-The-Lens) exposure support
CompatibilityCanon TTL hot-shoe flash units and camera bodies
BenefitReduces red-eye by positioning flash off the lens axis
How to set it up
Getting started
- Mount the cordSlide the cord into your camera's hot shoe.
- Attach the flashMount your Canon TTL flash on the other end of the cord.
- Position the flashMove it off the lens axis to reduce red-eye while keeping full TTL.
Know before you buy
Good to know
Canon onlyIt is made for Canon TTL flash units and camera bodies.
Hot shoe neededIt mounts to your camera's hot shoe.
Full TTLIt keeps full through-the-lens exposure support.
New and coveredFactory sealed, genuine new, free US shipping, 30-day free returns and our own 1-year warranty.
Questions
Questions about this product
What does it work with?
Canon TTL hot-shoe flash units and camera bodies.
Does it support TTL?
Yes, full TTL exposure support.
Does it help with red-eye?
Yes, moving the flash off the lens axis reduces red-eye.
How does it mount?
On the camera hot shoe, with no bracket needed.