Review on 📷 Xit XTDF260N Auto Focus Digital Display by Justin Ferguson

I run a small camera shop with my wife. This is a side business and hobby, but something we enjoy and get some extra income from. I recently had a major flash failure while filming an awards ceremony with my Vivitar flash. I needed a new flash, and I needed it fast without spending a few hundred dollars. The event I filmed was for college and I wasn't getting paid so there was no profit to offset the cost of the new equipment. I read the reviews and pulled the trigger on two of them. I love her! They work better than Vivitar, Bower and other flashes I own. With fresh batteries, the charging rate is very fast. With my old flashes, I would see the exposure darken with every shot taken in quick succession, but not with this one. It offers the same brightness for every picture taken. This bag is a big plus with the ability to store a spare battery, a diffuser holder and the ability to attach it to a belt or camera bag. I sometimes shoot in a vest with molle attachment points and it sits perfectly on the loops. You no longer have to put your flash in a cargo pocket on your pants or shorts (I had a flash that broke while photographing a wedding). I haven't played with the off-camera trigger settings yet, but I hope to do so soon. Unlike my previous autozoom flash, this flash automatically zooms and meters TTL from different angles. The xit will automatically go into sleep mode if it's not used for a few seconds, but it's easy to wake up with a half-press of the shutter button. The price-performance ratio makes the purchase decision easy. I use mine on a Nikon D90 and D80 body and it works flawlessly on both. If you want a damn good flash without spending a lot of money on a Nikon brand flash, look no further and order.