swiftparkour94
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JAC526 said:Which ones? I'm curious.
Look on Amazon, there's a lot
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JAC526 said:Which ones? I'm curious.
o hey tyler said:Why not buy one of the ones you found if they have all of those features? Instead you acted oblivious to the existence of an all in one wonder flash (which I doubt you've found with all the features listed for sub $75)
And no, you didn't want to look hard... You wanted others to render suggestions for you.
Yep..M/red dot/blue dot. Add 2 or 3 stops on top.Youngnuo 560. For that budget you should probably give up on the TTL.
I saw a decent-looking Vivitar at Goodwill last week for $10.95...the cool thing about those (this was a Vivitar 233, if my memory is correct), is the very SIMPLE, clear, and logical control system, and the simple, slide-rule-type distance-and-f/stop chart these pre-LED, and a pre-LCD display flash units used!!! They are SO EASY to use!!! And, they were well-made, Made in Japan items, made by good companies for sale as "Vivitar"...and not this el-cheapo Chinese made stuff that can survive one, maybe two drops to the floor before breaking down...Thrift store Vivitar
JAC526 said:Which ones? I'm curious.
Look on Amazon, there's a lot
laynea24 said:When I bought my first flash.. Not too long ago... TTL was important to me too. I despise it. I never use it! My advice: Don't bother spending the extra cash just for TTL, especially with a budget that low.
swiftparkour94 said:I'm not a studio photographer so I don't mind it
o hey tyler said:Studio photographers generally don't use TTL. Unless I am interpreting your response incorrectly.
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o hey tyler said:So where are the links to these all in one über flashes that you speak of for 75 bones?