You can use pretty much any modern auto-thyristor flash, if you set the
aperture properly you'll get images pretty much as well exposed as you
would with a fancy P-TTL capable flash. The command interface on a late
model AF280T is even partially supported so in the auto modes it will
set the proper f stop and shutter speed.
On 11/7/2016 12:57 PM, Collin B wrote:
I need to re-shoot some of my new daughter-in-law/her mother pre-wedding
shots.
The originals, not by me, were done with her mother's hair still in curlers.
My assigned task is to reshoot them.
But I really do want something better than the pop-up flash on the K5.
Lens will be either the F50/1.7 or the FA28/2.8, though the FA28-105 may be
used as it's respectable.
Anyway. I've not gotten a digital flash before. What's a recommended unit
suitable for the K5 that will give quality results.
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