Sony HVL-F60M flash review
Sony replaces the HVL-F58AM in 2012 with a similar, but updated HVL-F60M, which has a neat, but limited use video light, and a new standard ISO hotshoe with nine extra connections at the front for additional communication. Also, there are two memory settings for things like mode, power level, zoom, wireless control, and LED level etc. …
Sunpak PZ42X flash quick review
Box and contents LCD lit up, showing manual mode settingsSpecifications and general information.
Model Sunpak PZ42X S
Visual Echoes makes a slick, but odd looking devise that extends the working range of your accessory flash unit via a “Fresnel screen” placed at a fixed distance from the flash head. Although the “Fresnel screen” is made from flimsy plastic, it really does work, but there are some limitations you should know about. They recommend using the 50mm zoom …
Vivitar DF-293-SON flash quick review
Box and contents Back with zoom extended LCD lit up, showing manual mode settingsSpecifications and general information.
Model Vivitar series 1 DF-293-SON Price About $99 Tested on
Yongnuo YN560-II flash review
The made in China Yongnuo YN560-II is for manual use, meaning it’s meant for people who will most likely use it off-camera, or in full manual mode where the operator determines the power output and zoom settings. I bought it as a low cost alternative to the expensive Sony factory flashes that work great in full …
