Canon MT 24EX - Detachable flash - 22 (m)

Is the Canon Macro Twin Lite MT-24EX Flash right for you? Learn all you need to know in The-Digital-Picture.com's review!

You are about to read the test of 'the most advanced flash unit available for macro photography', that's according to Canon anyway.

The MT-24EX twin light offers more functionality than the Canon ring flash, mainly due to the adaptability of the two lights. The flash heads rotate vertically to 45 and horizontally to 60 inwards and 30 outwards. The units can also be rotated around...

Canon makes two similar macro flash systems, the MR-14EX Ring Lite and MT-24EX Twin Flash. Both are intended to surround the front of a standard Canon macro lens, e.g., the Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM, $490 (review), which is the lens used for all...

I wouldn\'t say this is essential for macro photography, but if you can afford the high price tag it is certainly an excellent piece of kit which does give more flexibility with macro setups. It is very well built, simple and intuitive to use in its...

I wouldn't say this is essential for macro photography, but if you can afford the high price tag it is certainly an excellent piece of kit which does give more flexibility with macro setups. It is very well built, simple and intuitive to use in its...

I bought the MT-24 to use with my MP-E65 macro lens. Because the MT-24 fits on the end of the lens, when the lens is fully extended I still get the same amount of light, which is essential at the higher magnifications of the MP-E65. I also use the...

I bought the MT-24 to use with my MP-E65 macro lens. Because the MT-24 fits on the end of the lens, when the lens is fully extended I still get the same amount of light, which is essential at the higher magnifications of the MP-E65. I also use the...

This micro-photography flash attachment is truly 'out of the box' usage or application. Produces awesome lighting for very close up photography - ideall usage with macro lenses: like MP-E 65 mm or 100 mm. However with Sto-Fen diffuser (not included in...