High-Quality Tronixpro Digital Camera Flash with Universal Shoe Bracket for Sony, Nikon, Canon, Pentax, Olympus & More Cameras & Camcorders Review

It does everything I wanted except accuracy. The exposure indicator on the back helps you determine lens aperture based on distance and film ISO. To be honest I tried that by looking at the distance mark on the lens and then looking at the right hand column for the ISO film. I found it was one stop behind. I don't know if it was just in the specific unit I received due to a manufacturing error or if they didn't take the time to calibrate properly. But just take the aperture value and divide it…

This is a great flash that can be used with almost any hot shoe camera. Too bad it can't have a PC sync port, but for the price you can't really complain about that. It has good battery life, I've been using it for about a month and I don't have to change batteries. The guided feature is decent, but you might have trouble using it in very bright light, with a dimmer flash, or at odd angles. Also, there are S2 and S3 slave modes that I can't get to work. Although S1 mode works. The chart on the…

One of the first reviewers commented that this flash doesn't fit in the camera's flash shaft. I had the same issue with (3) of my four cameras. From my observations, the size and thickness of the Flash stem is normal and tight, so there is no variation. The problem lies in the central point of contact, which is spring-loaded and doesn't push up when trying to mount the flash onto the camera's hot shoe. This problem is solved by simply using a jewelry screwdriver or a small pointed flat object…