It's cheap, it works | Sunpak Digital Camera Flash Adapter

Works nice | Sunpak Digital Camera Flash Adapter

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Good Bang for the Buck

This flash adapter works well if you remember the price you paid. Do not expect the performance of a $200+ slave flash. I found that I was able to greatly improve the shooting range of my digital camera. The major problem is that if you are shooting an event where many others are using flash then their cameras will also prematurely set off your slave flash. If the flash you are using with the unit has a slow recycle time this can be a problem. All in all I found that, with a little care, my wedding shots were greatly improved. With practice the unit will work well as long as your expectitations are reasonable for the price paid.

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It's cheap, it works

As an earlier reviewer mentioned, keep your expectations realistic for this device with its low price point, and it will fill the bill. I'm using an old Canon Speedlite 188A flash unit with the adapter, and it works reliably under controlled conditions -- my main usage is for taking portraits. I have the adapter screwed onto a tripod (you'll need to find a wingnut or hex nut plus a washer to clamp it down tight) and I set this up off to the side anywhere from 2ft to 10ft away from the digital camera to get a range of lighting effects. Pointed at the ceiling, you can get a nice bounce flash for even lighting. I discovered that I can mount the flash either forwards or backwards on the hot shoe to give me greater flexibility in sensor placement. For just a few bucks, I've improved the lighting of my digital pictures immeasurably.

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Works nice

Using it with a 20 year old Sunpak flash 433D and a new Canon A610 digital. I set the ISO value on the camera and the flash manually to 50.

I set the Flash Adapter to selection 2 and the Canon to Av (with the same F-number as the flash) and Red Eye prevention "on".

Shots made with a bounce flash to a white ceiling look great, just like with shots from my old fully-manual film camera.

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