Tilt of the flash head of external flashes
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The flash head tilt of external flashes is a feature that allows the photographer to change the angle of the light emitted by the external flash. This feature is useful for achieving various lighting effects, such as bouncing light off the ceiling or walls to achieve softer, more natural light. The ability to tilt the flash head allows the photographer better control over the direction and distribution of light, which is key for creative scene lighting.
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