If you wanna try out remote flash, without spending too much money, then get a set of these. They're not bad, and work well at short distances, just not great once you get more than a couple of metres away (certainly not at higher speeds). Another option is to run a remote camera flash cord, such as this one, you'll maintain full ETTL exposure with that and your flash. This'll be great if you don't need it much further than a few feet away (such as holding it with one hand, or on a flash bracket). If you wanna go full whack, then get a set of Pocket Wizards, I got some a little while ago, and they're excellent. Fire up to 1600 feet, and can be used to trigger remote flash(es) or your camera(s) remotely. They're not cheap (cheapest is £240 a set), but they're damn good - allowing me to get shots like this: Where I was a fair distance away from the rider. Hope this helps. Mike. (P.s. If you're after the set I linked you to originally, I've got a set for sale which I don't plan on using. They'd be £18 from eBay (Hong Kong), would do 'em for £13 posted. ) Edit: Oh yeah, of course the easiest (although probably most unreliable) way, is if you're using a flash with a light trigger, then you can position it away, and use the pop-up flash to set off the remote one. This is okish if it's dark and you're fairly close to it, but in daylight and at slightly longer distances, it's gonna fail!