Manual flash

I have a Canon T8i and it has a flash that you have to raise manually.
You still get a warning icon in your viewfinder that the light is low enough that flash should be used, but you have to raise the flash unit yourself.
At first, I wasn't sure I would like that, but after having it, I wouldn't want to have it any other way.
I always hated that "slap" as the flash snapped into place.
This is far less jarring.
Besides, the T8i handles high ISOs. (as high as 12800) really well, and I don't need to use flash all that often..

Steve Thomas

I agree Steve, I prefer to have it as a manual option.
Especially when occasionally on auto mode - the auto flash can be a real nuisance if one can't or forgets to turn it off.
On my Olympus activating the built-in flash is done by turning the off/on switch a bit further:

(Photo taken from the DPReview review)

A fascinating gadget! But I have to admit that I havent felt a need to use flash since I bought my EOS RP.

David