A device used in photography that produces a burst of light in synchronization with the camera's shutter, allowing for the capture of images in low-light conditions or to freeze motion.

A type of light source that generates intense, brief flashes by ionizing gas, typically xenon, within a sealed discharge tube, enabling repeated use after each flash as the gas returns to its original state.

A tool commonly used in various fields, including photography and display technology, that emits rapid flashes of light, often employed to create visual effects or to analyze fast-moving objects through stroboscopic illumination.