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from St. Petersburg FL on 6/15/2008
Comments about Sunpak Sunpak DS-20 5-Position Bounce-Tilt Shoe Mounted Slave Flash with Wireless Auto Slave.:
Good unit for the price. Plenty of pop when the sensor sees my SB600. I need plenty of light shooting rooms with a 10mm lens and the 600 does well up to a point - then I need extra flash beyond the 600's range. Biggest problem is locating the SunPak where it sees the main flash. I haven't used it in any mode other than slave so can't comment on it's auto features.
from Seattle, Wa on 6/12/2008
Comments about Sunpak Sunpak DS-20 5-Position Bounce-Tilt Shoe Mounted Slave Flash with Wireless Auto Slave.:
Use many of these flashes to accent your photographs. Its easy on Batteries and has good output. Comes with a little stand so you can put this flash just about anywhere!
from Antioch, CA on 3/9/2008
Comments about Sunpak Sunpak DS-20 5-Position Bounce-Tilt Shoe Mounted Slave Flash with Wireless Auto Slave.:
vairable output would be really nice. Also, unit cannot be used as a slave with many of the digital cameras since they often fire "pre-flashes" before they actually fire. This causes the flash to fire before the actual exposure.(Works great as a separation light for portraits, [...])
from Salmiya, State of Kuwait on 3/29/2007
Comments about Sunpak Sunpak DS-20 5-Position Bounce-Tilt Shoe Mounted Slave Flash with Wireless Auto Slave.:
Very reliable, I still have to
experience for this product to fail.
Consumes less power, Battery drain is
slow.
[7 of 7 customers found this review helpful]
from Waynesville, NC on 8/16/2006
Comments about Sunpak Sunpak DS-20 5-Position Bounce-Tilt Shoe Mounted Slave Flash with Wireless Auto Slave.:
This little slave was an awesome addition to my arsenal. I bought a pair of them for fill, background and hair for use on my moble assingments. They are very lightweight for the camerabag, I cant tell they are in there! The only catch, you can be the only photographer with a flash when used in "wireless" mode. Two thumbs up.