- GN 118F (48m) at ISO 100 and 50mm, GN 158F at 105MM
- Upgradeable via USB
- Tilt & Swivel Head
- Auto zoom head and wide angle reflector from 18mm to 105mm (35mm format)
- Manual flash mode with output from 1/128 to 1/1 power
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
As Good as the SB600,
This review is from: Metz 48 AF-1 Shoe Mount Flash for Nikon i-TTL Digital Cameras, Guide Number 157-158' (Electronics)
I use this flash on my Nikon D90 and have no problems with it at all. Exposure is pretty much always spot on, and the wireless functionality works flawlessly with Nikon's commander mode. The auto zoom head, and flash power are great for my needs. I think it is very comparable to the SB600, especially seeing as it is about twenty five dollars cheaper just now. It is German, so well made, and has a USB input for firmware updates is a useful and welcome addition. My only complaints are minor. The batter cover is a little stiff to open and close, and the menu buttons are not the best, but it overall, it functions very well.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Decent flash,
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This review is from: Metz 48 AF-1 Shoe Mount Flash for Nikon i-TTL Digital Cameras, Guide Number 157-158' (Electronics)
I purchased this flash few days ago when I figured out that SB 900 and similar are insanely overpriced. I have Nikon D300, but I currently use my company's old Nikon D200 with 18-50 f2.8 EX Sigma lens. As I work on a cruise ship as a photogrpaher, I have plenty chances to test this baby and first one presented itself tonight, when I was taking photos of guests with the captain.Flash proved itself quite good, suprisingly good considering it's price. $225 gives you excellent exposure, overall strength of the light from photo to photo was good thaks to proper measurements and excellent communication with the camera itself. Pros are many: * ballanced strength of light in consecutive shots * excellent work with camera and lens * commander mode works perfectly * decent recharge time * CHEAP! :) Simple calculation 1 SB-900 = $450 | 1 METZ 48=$450/2=$225! * Easy settings. I love On/Off switch comparing to SB-800 with that dreadfull button... :) Cons are few, but they're there: * color (temperature) of the light - photos look slightly bluish, which can be easily fixed with moderate warming filter, or simply using photo editing software. * as mentioned many times before, locking mechanism for flash head isn't quite state of the art, but it works. * packaging is poorest I've seen in AGES. You don't get ANYTHING except manual and flash. Nada. Zip. Bottom line: This flash is worth your money, but don't expect SB-900 quality of it. Play little with settings and you can get perfect tool for your photos...
4.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent alternative,
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This review is from: Metz 48 AF-1 Shoe Mount Flash for Nikon i-TTL Digital Cameras, Guide Number 157-158' (Electronics)
This flash is sturdy, and has most features anyone would need. Im really happy with the performance and features.Pros: Good price, nice quality, many features (works with CLS as remote slave, for example). Cons: old style twist lock - plastic shoe housing. Menu not very easy to use.
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