Doug Brewer writes:
> Long ago on the list, someone called it the Really Tiny Flash, and that's what I
> remember it as.
I found it perfectly adequate for fill at 12,800ASA with -1 stop flash
compensation, for subjects about 10 metres away. I figure that required a
GN of 1.75m. Actually I ran off a few flash shots at f/4 which needs a 2.5m
GN.
That kind of calculation should be part of the test; I hope I got it right :)
Cheers,
- Dave
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