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2017-07-04T10:02:38
Excellent easy flash to use. Good quality however no ttl mode with Leica M.
phillip s.
2011-07-31T21:00:00
I prefer to use manual flashes like these at weddings and indoor events. This flash is very versatile with a great deal of manual settings, you can even set the focal length. One of the nicest features I have found is simply the lack of a battery cartridge, you load the batteries in the compartment just as you would in many TTL dedicated flashes. The Vivitar 285's had a cartridge that you put the batteries into then you loaded that into the body of a flash. Not good when you are on location and you lose/drop/break the cartridge - rendering the flash useless. Great full frame coverage on 1.6 crop bodies from 24-105mm. Long lasting, I shot candids at a wedding reception on set of batteries, no external battery pack needed. Comes with a sync cord, and the trigger voltage is reportedly safe (<6v) for mist dslr's.
DAN S.
Love it
By DAN S.
I prefer to use manual flashes like these at weddings and indoor events. This flash is very versatile with a great deal of manual settings, you can even set the focal length. One of the nicest features I have found is simply the lack of a battery cartridge, you load the batteries in the compartment just as you would in many TTL dedicated flashes. The Vivitar 285's had a cartridge that you put the batteries into then you loaded that into the body of a flash. Not good when you are on locati...
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Using it manually worked well with Leica m240
By phillip s.
Excellent easy flash to use. Good quality however no ttl mode with Leica M.
The Metz 36C-2 is the second flash in the series and for the enthusiast. An automatic flash unit with three different auto-working apertures, manual flash mode, and a manually adjustable zoom reflector to optimize light output within a focal length range of 28-85mm.
LCD Display - Easy to read, backlit display
Digital Compatibility - Compatible with the most current digital metering systems from the top camera manufacturers, including iTTL from Nikon and e-TTL 1 and 2 from Canon
Tele and Wide Angle - Exchangeable telephoto attachment (85mm) and Wide-angle diffuser (24mm)