Speedlite flashes for Canon cameras
A speedlite flash for your DSLR, mirrorless or compact Canon camera must be compatible with Canon e-TTL (II) metering for automatic exposure control. To get this you don’t have to buy a speedlite from Canon. Alternatives include flashes from Yongnuo, Godox, Pixel, Shanny or Meike, to name the main 3rd party manufacturers. Apart from the TTL enabled speedlite flashes there are also manual flashes (without TTL metering) which are less expensive but lack some features.
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Shanny SN600EX-RF
Shanny SN600EX-RF is a 2.4GHz wireless radio master and slave speedlite flash, with a high guide number of 60 (iso100, 200mm), high speed sync and full E-TTL support. SN600EX-RF is an excellent flash. The 2.4 GHz radio transmission built-in is amazing since it is very reliable and gives very accurate results. It is really well built and it is loaded with features.
Shanny SN600EX-RF features a built-in 2.4 GHz TTL transceiver, which can function both as a master and a slave to other SN600EX-RF flashes. Shanny did a great job making a flash that not only performs excellent, but is also very well built and user friendly.
Shanny SN600C-RT
Shanny SN600C-RT is Shanny’s flagship speedlite model for Canon DSLRs, providing most features of the Canon 600EX-RT. Basically it provides all of the important features of Canon 600EX-RT flash except radio master mode.
SN600C-RT is a great E-TTL, HSS, RT enabled speedlite flash for both on and off-camera use. It is fully compatible with Canon RT wireless system and so it is a great alternative to the higher priced Canon 600EX-RT flash. For both on and off-camera use, SN600C-RT is looking to be one of the best choices among inexpensive flashes currently available.