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NatureScapes » Store » Flash & Lighting Accessories » "Better Beamer" Flash Extenders

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The Flash X-tender in use, attached to
the Canon 550EX flash unit.

Visual Echoes
Flash X-tender™

Use of the "Better Beamer" Flash X-tender™ will extend the distance of your flash range. It also allows for faster refresh rates and reduced battery consumption, creating a better chance of catching the action when it happens. It's lightweight, simple to attach with the velcro strap provided, and conveniently folds flat for packing.

"Better Beamer" Flash X-tenders are intended for use with focal lengths of 300mm or greater. To use your flash off-camera as illustrated above, a flash cord is required to connect the flash to the hotshoe, and a flash bracket system such as Wimberley can support the flash unit.

"For years wildlife photographers have been using the “Better Beamer” Flash X-tender™
in order to increase the output of their external flash units when shooting with telephoto
lenses, and for good reason - it’s lightweight, convenient and effective."

—Greg Downing - Publisher, NatureScapes.net