Canon EL-10
2.5s Full-Power Recycling, Wireless Radio Commander and Slave
Only works on the newest EOS R1, R3, R5 II, R6 II, R8, R7, R10 and R50 cameras.
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Canon EL-10 Flash (13.7 oz./388g with 4-AA eneloop, measured GN 19m/63' at 35mm or 29m/95' at 105mm, measured 2.5s recycle time, $199). bigger. I got mine at B&H. I'd also get it at Adorama, at Amazon or at Crutchfield, or get it used if you know How to Win at eBay.
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Canon EL-10 on included stand. bigger.
Canon EL-10. The rear LCD is not particularly visible, and the green backlight is very dim, only for use in pitch black. bigger.
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Introduction top
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This EL-10 is a well-featured, small-sized and reasonably-priced flash with a very flexible zoom head.
The big gotcha is that it only works with the very newest cameras with a Multi Function Shoe, which as of November 2024 are the EOS R1, R3, R5 II, R6 II, R8, R7, R10 and R50 cameras. It will not work with any other camera.
This EL-10 is a newer version of the 430EX III RT (2015 - 2024) that replaces the universal shoe with the new weirdly incompatible shoe, removes the infrared AF illuminator, removes optical IR slave ability, removes the ability to change the LCD backlight to orange (from green), removes the lock on the tilting head, no longer includes the SBA-E2 bounce diffuser or the SCF-E2 tungsten filter that all came included with the 430EX III RT. For about $100 used (How to Win at eBay) the 430EX III RT is actually a better, more compatible version of this EL-10 for half the price. The 430EX III RT works with just about every Canon camera made since about 1999; the only incompatibility is that the the R50 has only the new shoe and needs this EL-10; for any other Canon camera the 430EX III RT might be a superior choice for much less money.
I got my EL-10 at B&H. I'd also get it at Adorama, at Amazon or at Crutchfield, or get it used if you know How to Win at eBay.
New Since 430EX III RT top
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New weird and not very compatible Multi Function Shoe replaces the standard 5-pin shoe, so it
Only works with the very newest cameras with a Multi Function Shoe, which as of November 2024 are the EOS R1, R3, R5 II, R6 II, R8, R7, R10 and R50 cameras. It will not work with any other camera.
No more infrared AF illuminator.
No more optical IR slave ability (radio transmit/receive only).
No longer includes the SBA-E2 bounce diffuser.
No longer includes the SCF-E2 tungsten filter.
No more lock on the tilting head.
No more ability to change the LCD backlight to orange from green.
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Compact and full-featured.
Wireless Radio Transmission (commander) and reception (slave). It even can fire up to 15 other cameras wirelessly and simultaneously! (No optical wireless ability.)
Fast recycling, 2.5 seconds at full power with 4-AA eneloop.
Fast, easy and obvious to setup and use.
Built-in slide-out 14mm wide panel and catchlight card:
Canon EL-10 Wide Diffuser and Bounce Card. bigger.
Slow Sync.
HSS High Speed Sync.
FE Lock.
Metered Manual flash exposure.
Second Curtain Sync.
Transmits color temperature information to the camera for auto white balance.
Manual power sets down to 1/1,024 in third-stops, not that anyone needs to set the flash 10 stops below full power!
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Only works with the very newest cameras with a Multi Function Shoe, which as of November 2024 are the EOS R1, R3, R5 II, R6 II, R8, R7, R10 and R50 cameras. It will not work with any other camera.
No Infrared AF illuminator; uses annoying multiple bursts of flash instead.
The rear LCD is not well lit and often not particularly visible.
Missing top
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Performance Compared User's Guide
Only works with the very newest cameras with a Multi Function Shoe, which as of November 2024 are the EOS R1, R3, R5 II, R6 II, R8, R7, R10 and R50 cameras. It will not work with any other camera.
No Infrared AF illuminator; uses annoying bursts of flash instead.
No optical slave or commander ability (radio commander/slave control only).
No -7º tilt down.
No repeating stroboscopic mode.
No diffuser included.
No colored filters included. So? Use gels and tape as I've done since the 1970s.
No exposure confirmation beep; if you run out of flash power at long distances or in daylight you'll have to see it on playback rather than hearing some sort of beep or lack thereof.
Buttons are not illuminated.
No PC sync terminal.
No remote cord socket; you can't use the SN-R3 cable.
No external power input socket.
No 1970's-style on-flash-metered "A" exposure mode.
Compatibility top
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I got my EL-10 at B&H. I'd also get it at Adorama, at Amazon or at Crutchfield, or get it used if you know How to Win at eBay.
The EL-10 only works with the very newest cameras with a Multi Function Shoe, which as of November 2024 are the EOS R1, R3, R5 II, R6 II, R8, R7, R10 and R50 cameras.
As of November 2024 there is no adapter to let this flash work on any other camera.
It uses a special new foot with 15 gold-plated pins to talk to these new cameras through their 21-pin Multi-Function Shoes. Note the lack of traditional contacts; the 15 gold pins now do everything:
New Multi-Function Shoe. There are no regular contacts, just a bunch of tiny gold ones. bigger.
The advantage of this 15-pin digital connector is that the EL-10 can use the camera's processing power, rather than needing its own signal processing. Older flashes like the EL-1 need more processors to do all the processing themselves.
Cameras have loads of processing power available while they're not crunching just-shot images, and flashes only need this computational capacity just before the image is captured when the camera is more idle, so we all win since we don't need to pay to duplicate processing power — if you have a compatible camera.
These 15 pins connect to Canon's new 21-pin Multi Function Shoes. Here's the easy way to identify a Multi Function Shoe:
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The EL-10 won't work with cameras with only a traditional hot shoe lacking the tiny contacts:
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Specifications top
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I got my EL-10 at B&H. I'd also get it at Adorama, at Amazon or at Crutchfield, or get it used if you know How to Win at eBay.
Rated Power Output specifications top
At full power |
Rated GN* |
Measured GN* |
14mm Wide Panel |
40' / 12m |
31' / 9.4m |
24mm |
68' / 21m |
50' / 15m |
35mm |
83' / 25m |
63' / 19m |
50mm |
97' / 30m |
71' / 22m |
105mm |
133' / 40.5m |
95' / 29m |
*Guide Number at ISO 100. Divide the guide number by your distance in meters or feet and that's the aperture to use at full manual power.
Recycling Time specifications top
Rated 1.5 seconds at full power with 4-AA eneloop, or 2.5s with alkalines.
I measure 2.5 seconds with my 15-year-old AA eneloop cells.
Flashes per charge specifications top
Rated 260 at full power with 4-AA eneloop, or 210 with alkalines.
Rated up to 1,700 at low power with 4-AA eneloop, or 1,400 with alkalines.
Flash Head Zoom Range specifications top
24 ~ 105mm on full-frame.
Wide Panel: 14mm on full frame.
Flash Head Bounce Angles specifications top
-150º left and +180º right.
0º down to +90º up.
Sync Modes specifications top
Front or rear curtain, High Speed Sync (HSS).
Modeling Lamps specifications top
Rapid stroboscopic Xenon discharge, which is useless for people photos because everyone covers their eyes!.
Wireless specifications top
Optical
NONE.
Radio
2.405 ~ 2.475 GHz.
Rated up to 100'/30m indoors.
Groups A, B, C, D and/or E.
Channels 1 - 15 or Auto.
Wireless Radio ID 0 ~ 9999.
Up to 9 hours shooting time with alkalines before it shuts off.
Quality specifications top
Certifications & Serial Number. bigger.
Flash made in Taiwan.
Size specifications top
2.78 × 4.58 × 3.87 inches WHD.
70.6 × 116.3 × 98.3 millimeters WHD.
Weight specifications top
13.700 oz. (388.4g) with 4-AA eneloop, actual measured weight.
Rated 10.1 oz. (287g) empty.
Operating Environment specifications top
0º ～ 45º C (32º ～ 113º F).
0 to 85% RH.
Canon's Model Number specifications top
6579C001.
Included specifications top
Flash.
Stand.
Warranty and basic get-started guide. (full manual is online, not in the box.)
Case:
Canon EL-10 included case. bigger.
Announced specifications top
05 June 2024.
Price, U. S. A. specifications top
28 November 2024
$199 at B&H, at Adorama, at Amazon and at Crutchfield.
Get it used if you know How to Win at eBay.
05 June 2024
$249.99 MSRP at introduction.
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Box End. bigger. |
Accessories (what's included) top
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I got my EL-10 at B&H. I'd also get it at Adorama, at Amazon or at Crutchfield, or get it used if you know How to Win at eBay.
These filters from the 430EX III RT (2015 - 2024) should work (not included):
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Performance top
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Performance Compared User's Guide
I got my EL-10 at B&H. I'd also get it at Adorama, at Amazon or at Crutchfield, or get it used if you know How to Win at eBay.
Measured Power Output performance top
At full power |
Measured GN* |
Rated GN* |
14mm Wide Panel |
31' / 9.4m |
40' / 12m |
24mm |
50' / 15m |
68' / 21m |
35mm |
63' / 19m |
83' / 25m |
50mm |
71' / 22m |
97' / 30m |
105mm |
95' / 29m |
133' / 40.5m |
*Guide Number at ISO 100. Divide the guide number by your distance in meters or feet and that's the aperture to use at full manual power.
Recycling Time performance top
2.5 seconds at full power, measured with 15-year-old AA eneloop cells reading 80~100% charged on my ZTS tester.
2.6 seconds at full power, measured with 15-year-old AA eneloop cells reading 40~80% charged on my ZTS tester.
Exposure performance top
Exposure is mostly a factor of your own technique and your camera; your camera's TTL system is more critical to exposure than the flash, which is simply controlled by the camera.
Exposures are all wonderful on my R5 II.
Frame Rates performance top
It shoots at 8 FPS with the electronic shutter of my R5 II.
It shoots at 12 FPS with the electronic first-curtain shutter of my R5 II.
It shoots at 11 FPS with the mechanical shutter of my R5 II.
Power Control & Integration performance top
Oddly the EL-10 doesn't shut off when I turn off my R5 II, although it will time-out and go to sleep. Its data communication sadly isn't all that fluent.
By comparison, my 2006 Nikon SB400 turns on and off magically on today's Z cameras all by itself; much better communication.
The the EL-10 does turn back on by itself when my R5 II wakes up.
Pressing the LCD illuminator button on my R5 II does not turn on the flash's LCD illuminator. Poor form here, Canon!
Compared top
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I got my EL-10 at B&H. I'd also get it at Adorama, at Amazon or at Crutchfield, or get it used if you know How to Win at eBay.
More Canon Flash Reviews.
Versus the 430EX III RT (2015-2014)
This EL-10 is a newer version of the 430EX III RT.
Sadly this EL-10 removes many features from the 430 EX III RT; the 430EX III RT is actually a better, more compatible flash.
The 430 EX II RT looks the same and works the same, assuming you're using features common to both flashes:
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For about $299 new or about $100 used (How to Win at eBay) the 430EX III RT is a better, more compatible version of this EL-10.
The 430EX III RT works with just about every Canon camera made since about 1999; the only incompatibility is that the the R50 has only the new shoe and needs this EL-10; for any other Canon camera the 430EX III RT is a superior choice.
Versus Current Flashes compared top
(roughly to scale—>) |
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Full-power GN at 24mm* |
63' / 19m |
70' / 22m |
50' / 15m |
56' / 17m |
53' / 16m |
Full-power GN at 50mm* |
87' / 27m |
105' / 31m |
71' / 22m |
80' / 24m |
67' / 20m |
Full-power recycling* |
0.9s |
0.9s |
2.5s |
3.0s |
3.1s |
Battery |
4 AA |
2 AA |
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Remote Control |
Optical & Radio |
Radio only |
Radio only |
Radio or Optical |
Optical only |
Txmttr and/or Slave |
Txmttr or Slave |
Txmttr or Slave |
Txmttr or Slave |
Txmttr or Slave |
Txmttr or Slave |
Foot |
Standard 5-pin |
Multi-Function only |
Multi-Function only |
Standard 5-pin |
Standard 5-pin |
Works with |
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Only the newest cameras since about 2021 with the "Multi-Function Shoe." |
Just about every EOS camera, digital or 35mm, made since the late 1990s. |
Just about every EOS camera, digital or 35mm, made since the late 1990s. |
Infrared AF Illuminator |
Yes |
No (uses white LED) |
No (uses blinding flashes) |
Yes |
No (uses blinding flashes) |
White LED |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
No |
No |
Weight w/battery, oz.* |
23.9 oz. |
20.7 oz. |
13.7 oz. |
13.9 oz. |
8.4 oz. |
Weight w/battery, g.* |
676 g. |
586 g. |
388 g. |
394 g. |
239 g. |
Made in |
Myanmar |
Taiwan |
Taiwan |
Taiwan |
Taiwan |
Introduced |
2020 October |
2022 November 02 |
2024 June 05 |
2015 July 08 |
2018 September 06 |
Gone by |
current |
current |
current |
current |
current |
Price, 03/2021 |
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n/a |
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Price, 09/2022 |
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Price, 08/2023 |
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Price, 11/2024 |
* Actual measured values.
** If you know How to Win at eBay.
All four can shoot bursts at lower power at 20 FPS (this EL-10 seems limited to 12 FPS on my R5 II); the difference is how many frames each can shoot before it loses steam. The EL-5 and EL-1 are the best for this, and the EL-1 adds a fan to keep the flash cooler and let you shoot harder and longer before it overheats.
Versus Some Great Used Flashes compared top
Personally I prefer my older flashes because they work with all my cameras and cost much, much less than the latest new flashes:
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Full-power GN at 24mm* |
50' / 15m |
71' / 22m |
67' / 20m |
Full-power GN at 50mm* |
71' / 22m |
101' / 31m |
80' / 24m |
Full-power recycling* |
2.5s |
4.1s |
2.4s |
Battery |
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Remote Control |
Radio only |
Optical only |
Optical only |
Txmttr and/or Slave |
Txmttr or Slave |
Txmttr or Slave |
Slave only |
Foot |
Multi-Function only |
Standard 5-pin |
Standard 5-pin |
Works with |
Only the newest cameras since about 2021 with the "Multi-Function Shoe." |
Every EOS camera made since 1987. |
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Infrared AF Illuminator |
No (uses blinding flashes) |
Yes |
No |
White LED |
No |
No |
Yes |
Weight w/battery, oz.* |
13.7 oz. |
18.1 oz. |
13.1 oz. |
Weight w/battery, g.* |
388 g. |
513 g. |
373 g. |
Made in |
Taiwan |
Japan |
Taiwan |
Introduced |
2024 June 05 |
2007 February |
2011 February |
Gone by |
current |
2012 |
2017 |
Price, 03/2021 |
n/a |
About $100 used if you know How to Win at eBay. |
About $65 used if you know How to Win at eBay. |
Price, 09/2022 |
n/a |
About $90 used if you know How to Win at eBay. |
About $50 used if you know How to Win at eBay. |
Price, 08/2023 |
n/a |
About $85 used if you know How to Win at eBay. |
About $50 used if you know How to Win at eBay. |
Price, 11/2024 |
About $85 used if you know How to Win at eBay. |
About $65 used if you know How to Win at eBay. |
* Actual measured values.
The similarly-sized 320EX has more maximum power and therefore range than the EL-10 at 24~50mm zoom settings, while at 105mm the EL-10 has a little more power because the 320EX' zoom head stops at 50mm.
The 580EX II has twice the power of the EL-10 and therefore 40% more range than the EL-10, as well as having a longer zoom range and more features, but it's also bigger.
User's Guide top
Introduction New Good Bad Missing
Compatibility Specifications Accessories
Performance Compared User's Guide
I got my EL-10 at B&H. I'd also get it at Adorama, at Amazon or at Crutchfield, or get it used if you know How to Win at eBay.
See also Canon's EL-10 User's Guide PDF and Phil Steele's Advanced Off-Camera Flash course.
Watch the Connectors! user's guide top
Conventional hot shoes were pretty much indestructible, however these tiny new pins can be delicate.
Use more care watching out for the tiny pins on the flash, and likewise try to keep crud and water out of your camera's shoe. Canon suggests being careful not to force the flash too far forward when sliding it into the camera's shoe.
If you're in messy conditions, consider using the shoe covers included with some flashes and cameras when the flash isn't on your camera.
Colored Filters user's guide top
It comes with no dedicated filters or diffusers.
So? No flashes did years ago; we made our own from colored sheets of filter material used in stage and screen production.
You could buy the SBA-E2 bounce diffuser and/or the SCF-E2 tungsten filter, but all we did decades ago was tape gel filters to the flash, or if I get fancy, use peel-and-stick Velcro to attach filter material I've cut to size.
Pro practice is to filter your flash to match the ambient light. Otherwise subject and background take on different color casts — yuck!
In daylight, no filter is needed as the flash matches daylight.
Indoors with tungsten or 3,200K or 2,700K lighting, use the SCF-E2 tungsten filter or tape a piece of orange CTO color-conversion filter over the front of the flash to make it match the ambient light and prevent very warm backgrounds or blue people. You get either one or the other or a combination of both if you don't match the flash to ambient light, but use a filter and all should look awesome. Use a full CTO for complete conversion, and fractional CTO for a more mild effect if you set the camera's white balance to match the flash and then the background will be warmer.
Also use an orange filter to taste when the flash is used for fill at sunset — but set your white balance manually to preserve the orange glow to taste (otherwise the Auto WB will try to make everything look too blue).
Here's a decades-old SCUBA trick underwater in daylight: use a piece of full CTO filter over your flash to match tungsten and set your camera to manual tungsten white balance. Now whatever's lit by flash (think close-up people, fish or colorful plants) looks normal, while the background lit by ambient daylight will look very blue! Cool, huh?
If I can't avoid shooting under fluorescent light, I use a a small piece of green fluorescent conversion filter taped over the flash.
Getting 12 FPS user's guide top
Obviously you can't shoot at 12 FPS at anywhere near full power, however we almost never actually shoot at full power.
Even at quarter power (which is still a pretty hefty blast), you can get off two shots at high rates, and at 1/8 you can get off 4 shots at any rate, and so on as the power level drops.
Power levels are usually much less than this in typical TTL shooting. Depending on how close you are to your subject and the level of ambient light, you'll be able to make longer and longer bursts at 12 FPS — and the EL-10 is always back up and ready for another burst a second later.
I get up to 12 FPS with my R5 II; I can imagine higher rates at closer distances, higher ISOs or larger apertures or with different cameras. Experiment and see; in each case how fast you can go depends on many factors and how many frames you can get off depends on how much power you're using and the frame rate.
Multiple Light Setups user's guide top
I always use battery powered flash on top of my camera for fill flash when photographing people or pups or cars in strong sunlight, as well as most kinds of light.
For multiple light setups, I use plug-in-the-wall, stand-mounted wired studio strobes, which saves me having to screw around with all the maddening wireless settings. I use one optical slave plugged into my powerpack to trigger the whole wired system wirelessly from any basic on-camera (or built-in) flash and I'm done!
Even the most basic studio strobes are about tens times as powerful as this EL-10 so I can stop down more and shoot at ISO 100 for much sharper images.
Studio strobes are built to live on light stands and use light modifiers like umbrellas and soft boxes and don't require the fiddling needed to attach little flashes like the EL-10 to a stand — and I never have to change batteries in my plug-in-the-wall studio strobes! My one optical slave always fires everything, so I spend zero time cursing at units not firing.
If you want to mess around with battery powered multiple lights with the EL-10 go right ahead, but I don't use battery powered shoe-mount strobes for multiple light setups. My entire pro strobe system, complete with stands and umbrellas, cost me not much more than one EL-10 costs — and I've been using the same set of used studio strobes since 2003! Today you can get a complete set of studio strobes, stands and umbrellas for $499 new!
I doubt the EL-10 has enough power to work well (meaning being able to shoot at at least f/8 at ISO 100) with umbrellas. If I have to shoot a gig at another location, my whole strobe system pops into one case and I'm on the road.
Recommendations top
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Performance Compared User's Guide
I got my EL-10 at B&H. I'd also get it at Adorama, at Amazon or at Crutchfield, or get it used if you know How to Win at eBay.
The EL-10 is a very competent flash if you look at it as if it was a fresh new flash for the EOS-R multi-function shoe system, but it looks like a ripoff when you realize it's really a Mark IV version the 430 EX III RT, but with half its features and accessories removed!
This EL-10 is a great little flash, just that the 430 EX III RT is even better.
If you're a dog agility photographer you need an EL-1 or EL-5 for lots of bursts of fill at high frame rates.
A flash is just a xenon tube, a capacitor and a battery. Exposure is controlled by the camera's TTL system, not by the flash itself. Used flash works great at the fraction of the price. Two of my favorites are my fully professional professional 580EX II and my compact 320EX. Both of these are available used (see the links at each review) for less than half the price of a new EL-10, which does the same thing.
I got my EL-10 at B&H. I'd also get it at Adorama, at Amazon or at Crutchfield, or get it used if you know How to Win at eBay.
This 100% all-content, junk-free website's biggest source of support is when you use those or any of these links to my personally approved sources I've used myself for way over 100 combined years when you get anything, regardless of the country in which you live. Canon does not seal its boxes in any way, so never buy at retail or any other source not on my personally approved list since you'll have no way of knowing if you're missing accessories, getting a defective, damaged, returned, non-USA, store demo or used flash — and all of my personally approved sources allow for 100% cash-back returns for at least 30 days if you don't love your new flash. I've used many of these sources since the 1970s because I can try it in my own hands and return it if I don't love it, and because they ship from secure remote warehouses where no one gets to touch your new flash before you do. Buy only from the approved sources I've used myself for decades for the best prices, service, return policies and selection.
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Ken.
More Information top
Introduction New Good Bad Missing
Compatibility Specifications Accessories
Performance Compared User's Guide
I got my EL-10 at B&H. I'd also get it at Adorama, at Amazon or at Crutchfield, or get it used if you know How to Win at eBay.
Canon's EL-10 User's Guide PDF.
Phil Steele's Advanced Off-Camera Flash course.
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