By Riddle - usenet poster
Which flashes, other than SB-16A, 17 etch, are for Nikon F3?
I am looking for a product of Sunpak or Vivitar which is less than $100.
I can't afford Nikon brand now.
Thanks,
WAC
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Solution #1
posted on Aug 01, 2007
Luisa_K - usenet poster
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<Which flashes, other than SB-16A, 17 etch, are for Nikon F3?
I am looking for a product of Sunpak or Vivitar which is less than $100. I
can't afford Nikon brand now.
The Sunpak 433D is a pretty good option and if you specify for Nikon when you
order, it will include the TTL circuitry. The F3 has the wierd Nikon
proprietary hot shoe. You'll need the Vivitar F3 Flash Adapter (#234199) to
make this into a normal hot shoe and retain the TTL option.
regards,
Henry Posner/B&H Photo-Video
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I am looking for a product of Sunpak or Vivitar which is less than $100. I
can't afford Nikon brand now.
The Sunpak 433D is a pretty good option and if you specify for Nikon when you
order, it will include the TTL circuitry. The F3 has the wierd Nikon
proprietary hot shoe. You'll need the Vivitar F3 Flash Adapter (#234199) to
make this into a normal hot shoe and retain the TTL option.
regards,
Henry Posner/B&H Photo-Video
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Solution #2
posted on Aug 01, 2007
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You may have a problem getting a ttl flash for that price. You could get the
adapter that turns the F3 flash connection into an ISO hot shoe (the adapter
is an AS-4 I believe), and then use any flash you want. I do this with a
Vivitar 283 and it works fine.
Paul
adapter that turns the F3 flash connection into an ISO hot shoe (the adapter
is an AS-4 I believe), and then use any flash you want. I do this with a
Vivitar 283 and it works fine.
Paul
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