Well, I finally did it. I received my new Sigma EF500 Super from
CameraCanada.com yesterday.
After putting it off for the past several months, the final straw
happened when my Vivitar 840AF failed me on my Father-in-Law's 70th
birthday. ('course the flash had fallen on a ceramic tile floor about
On Wed, 16 Nov 2005, Dave Kennedy wrote:
Well, I finally did it. I received my new Sigma EF500 Super from
CameraCanada.com yesterday.
Out of curiosity, is the new Pentax flash available? Just wondering if
it lost out in a comparison.
Kostas
Not as far as I know. I was tempted to wait for the new Pentax flash,
but seeing that the expected price was out of my budget, and knowing
that this flash has received rave reviews here I decided to go with
the Sigma.
dk
On 11/16/05, Kostas Kavoussanakis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 16 Nov
Well, I finally did it. I received my
new Sigma
EF500 Super from
CameraCanada.com yesterday.
After putting it off for the past several months, the final straw
happened when my Vivitar 840AF failed me on my Father-in-Law's 70th
birthday. ('course
GN == Guide Number ... A number that allows you to calculate the
correct aperture for proper exposure using flash at a given distance
and ISO sensitivity. For instance, if a flash has a GN (in feet) of 50
with ISO 200 film, it has the full power enabling you to set f/5.6 for
photographing
Thanks to Godfrey and Paul for explaining the flash terms. Time to take a
few aspirin LOL
Shel
[Original Message]
From: Godfrey DiGiorgi
GN == Guide Number ... A number that allows you to calculate the
correct aperture for proper exposure using flash at a given distance
and ISO
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