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Brand: SunPak EAN: 0090729100204 Item Dimensions: Label: SUNPAK Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product. Manufacturer: SUNPAK Model: 383 MPN: 383 Publisher: SUNPAK Studio: SUNPAK Features:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: The 383 Super is a powerful flash used by enthusiasts and professionals alike. It features bounce/swivel head, 3 f/stop auto ranges, manual control with power ratio from full to 1/16, exposure OK lamp. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Very Good If You Know Manual Mode On CameraFlash has sufficient power to fill in a big room. You will have to use manual mode on the camera to make full use of this flash. Power selection mode is a big plus. Rating: - Does exactly what it needs to do, with consistent results.I purchased this flash for my Rebel XT as an alternative to the much higher priced Canon alternatives. This flash unit obviously lacks features of today's flash units (such as ETTL, autofocus assist, rear curtain sync, high speed sync, etc), but what it does do is more than worth the small price tag. This is a great low cost solution for people on a budget. If you're interested in going the strobist route, four of these units can be had for less than one 580EX. If you went the same route ... Read More Rating: - Solid, dependableIt's not the latest and greatest in technology, but it's powerful, inexpensive and it does the job very well. Rating: - Very pleasedI have a Canon S5IS and the on board flash produces red eye. All point and shoot cameras do this. I would have preferred the Canon 430EX flash for through the lens metering. That flash was too expensive for my wallet. I saw the reviews for this flash and bought it. In my house with average size rooms I set the flash to yellow (middle) auto mode and the camera to F4 1/60 shutter speed and 100 ISO. Point the flash to 45° and shoot away. No red eye, very few shadows. The flash is very powerful. The build ... Read More Rating: - Excellent inexpensive flashI have been using this flash with 3 different cameras (Canon, Sony, Panasonic) for about 5 years now. Always worked great. Batteries last long enough. The main advantage for me is 2-way rotating head that allows me to direct the light towards the seiling when making both portrait and landscape oriented pictures. Highly recommended |
