Hi Matt, Following flashes offer these features and more: - Philips P36TLS, I have two, I love the compactness, fits in the space of a small telelens. In USA this flash is probably marketed inder the Nissin brand name. -Philips P536CLS-X, I have one, additional it offers 5 auto apertures and TTL, works fine with my Z-1 -OSRAM BCS44 Studio, I have one, additional it has higher GN and built-in slave, nice feature too! -Metz 45CT4 and Metz 45CL4 and other Metze flashes, but they will be more expensive -Several Braun and Sunpack flashguns offer the same, but I donot know the type numbers.
greetings, Jos > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: Matt Bevers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Verzonden: Monday, July 21, 2003 3:30 PM > Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Onderwerp: Re: flash needed > > > > On Monday, July 21, 2003, at 06:24 AM, Jos from Holland wrote: > > Buy Swivel head that goes around (almost 360 degrees)and up down of > > course. > > This will make it possible to quickly use indirect flash in many > > situations. > > Buy flash with second (fill) flash pointing forward. This will keep > > "live"(point lights) in the eyes of people when using indirect flash > > with > > the main head. > > Preferably at least 3 aperture settings (automatic of cours) > > Preferably at least guidenumber 33 at 100ISO and 50mm coverage. > > Preferably zoom head from 28mm to 80mm, bur separate adapters will do > > too. > > Preferably chargeable penlights should be allowed (is mostly the case.) > > Preferably autoshut-off or you should never forget to switch-off > > > > This all sounds great - now what flash has all these features? > > -Matt > >
