Canon Speedlite EL-100

I’m not a professional photographer but I like to take pictures for a hobby. I wanted a flash that easy to use and not too heavy. It gets the job done.

Amazing picture quality, so functional and easy to setup, it pairs easily with the Canon Camera. Ultra lightweight, everyone who sees it just loves it. It's powerful and battery life is good especially at full power. Good!

This Speedlite Flash is Fantastic for size, price is excellent and flash works great with my Canon 90D EOS DSLR and I really recommend it to any photographer!

This flash is a nice size. I wanted the smallest flash available to just mainly do fill flash so I got this one. It works very well when it has brand new batteries in it but once they start to run down a little it takes several seconds between pictures which is frustrating. I would rather have a flash that would be rechargeable and I could just know it is full before I start out so now I have to take batteries with me and be ready to put new ones in if it gets slow. Still a very nice flash.

The good:1. It's not terribly expensive2. It's simple. When I set it on automatic on my rather old Canon camera, it just fires every time, no problems3. It uses common, easy to find AA batteriesThe bad:1. The ad says 24 mm but even with my lens at 30 mm the center of the image is lit much more than the edges. I don't use this for art, just for technical documentation so that doesn't matter to me. It might to someone else, just FYI.

I loved how small it was. It can fit in your pocket. Using my M50 Mark ii, it doesn’t seem really bulky and heavy. It’s really light. I wish it had a constant light on rather than only when in use. It is very beginner friendly. I highly recommend it.

Good Starter or only flash unit you will need, for flash, fill in flash. works seamless with Canon EOS Cameras

I finally bought this Speedlite after my old Yongnuo manual flash broke. Wow, night and day difference; yes, I no longer have complete control over the guide numbers, but taking pictures is so much faster now. I argue that for the casual photographer, the automatic exposure for your shots will be good enough that getting it to perfect in post editing will be very easy. You only need to worry about the direction to point the flash head and just trust the camera.