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| Underwater Video & Photography: Discuss Which strobe for digital compact? in the General Diving Forums forums: Since I've been a good boy this year I'm going to ask Santa for a strobe for Christmas and was ... |
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Make sure you get one with lots of power output control - the fully automatic ones don't work very well. 10 - 12 settings gives you control over the exposure. Anything less and you'll end up disappointed. INON are fantastic. I bought a pair of Z240s a while back and they are the mutts nuts. I'll be selling my Z220 if you're interested, send me a pm
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| If you've got an Ike housing then why not go for a DS-51 and have full TTL? Rob |
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| It's perhaps not as shiney as you're looking for, but I recently bought a second hand YS-60 and a HeinrichsWeikamp GbR TTL sensing adapter and I'm very, very impressed. For the price of a new INON you could kit yourself out with two strobes, strobe arms, manifold and an adapter. |
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For full TTL, do you need a hotshoe connection? if so my camera doesn't have one, but I could use a TTL sensing adapter mentioned in Ben's post. I think the reason I didn't look into a DS-51 was the flash coverage of 80 degrees, I was told I'd need two strobes if I used my wide angle lens. Cheers, Jeff
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| Jeff, Ignore the Ike then. The ys110 was what I considered when I upgraded earlier in the year, but went with Ike to get TTL. But if I was you I'd go for uwila's Z220. Rob |
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You've got me all wrong, I don't care about shiny kit (most of my dive kit is second hand, cos I'm too tight to buy it new My problem is, I'm very inexperienced in underwater photography. So I'm not sure what strobes would work with my camera and I can't really afford to make a expensive mistake buying a strobe that isn't suitable or requires a Phd to operate. However, if I can get enough info from here, I might very well buy something off a YDer or ebay. BTW I like your suggestion for using the synch adapter. Cheers, Jeff
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| I use the YS110 (TTL or Slave) as a slave on my Fuji F10, it is very good and powerful enough. With the Inon UWL 100 it is fine but not wide enough with the dome port, so I have to use 2! |
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Really!! Because i was just about to throw down some green on a new inon D2000s... so now you have me intrigued. Any more info? |
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