Sunpak 355F Flashes
Sunpak 355F Flashes
USER REVIEWS
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[Aug 14, 2000]
Robert H
Intermediate
Strength:
Inexpensive
Weakness:
Flash exposures are badly off with both my my Pentax ZX-5n (TTL) and my ZX-M (non-TTL) bodies. Flash seems to be putting out full power all the time. Defective unit, or Pentax compatibility problems? Pentax users should shoot some test slides before buying. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Jul 31, 2000]
Wendel Stout
Casual
Strength:
great power for the price...foolproof
Weakness:
only tilts up and down, not side to side incredible bang for the buck Customer Service none needed Similar Products Used: None |
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[Jun 29, 2000]
Eak Mokarakorn
Beginner
Model Reviewed:
355 AF Flash
Strength:
High-G#120,cheap,strong structure.
Weakness:
made in China, It's a good one for beginner like me.(cheap45$ from cameraworld.com) it fit with my n90s. ( spend too much on the camera, no money to buy sb28).....feel it's weak on the brouch angle. at this price you not gonna get GN-120 Customer Service not yet.. Similar Products Used: sb-23 |
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[Apr 21, 2000]
James Robinson
Intermediate
Model Reviewed:
355 AF Flash
Strength:
Lot of bang for the buck. Guide No. 120 at 35mm is greater than that of the SB-28. The 3–position manual zoom (35/50/85mm) with tilt-head provides lots of flexibility. Simple to use (on-off switch) and a fast recycle time with alkaline batteries. Also has focus assist beam.
Weakness:
Lacks advanced features of like 3D, Multi-Sensor, and Matrix fill-flash modes, exposure compensation, etc. With the focus assist beam and high power of this little flash you can take great pictures even in total darkness. A great flash for a street price of $55! It's worth it to carry as a back-up for the more expensive/featureful flashes. Excellent value, a great first flash. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: SB-28 |
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[Jan 17, 2000]
jeff miller
Casual
Model Reviewed:
355 AF Flash
Strength:
low cost and very easy to use. plug and play.
Weakness:
No rechargeables except the AA kind you do yourself - they should have a simple by-pass for battery pak Plug and Play simplicity. Great for once-off users. beats the built in flash and will carry you into advanced and higgher skilled uses. Big bang for the buck. Customer Service Great - I wrote (with a dumb question!) to their e-mail and they responed in a day or two - informative and not dispataging a novice! Similar Products Used: the pop-up flash - and the Camera Mfg (Nikon) work(ed) well but not cost-efficient |
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[Dec 02, 2000]
Yijun/Tang
Casual
Strength:
Cheap, powerful, zoom
Weakness:
only TTL, no manual, no auto This is good only when you need a TTL flash. Don't to expect some creative pictures with this flash. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: Sunpak 433AF, Sigam EF430 Super |
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[Jul 22, 1999]
Tony Colacarro
Casual
Model Reviewed:
355 AF Flash
Strength:
You get a lot of flash for the money, It has a zoom hear from 35-85mm, and has a bounce head. Though it doesn't have a LED back like a PZ400 or 5000..It's a great flash for a reasonable price.
Weakness:
No problems yet. It's had great performance If you need a good flash, and don't have alot of cash..This is it! Customer Service No problems yet Similar Products Used: Nikon SB-22 |
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[Jul 22, 1999]
Tony Colacarro
Casual
Model Reviewed:
355 AF Flash
Strength:
You get a lot of flash for the money, It has a zoom hear from 35-85mm, and has a bounce head. Though it doesn't have a LED back like a PZ400 or 5000..It's a great flash for a reasonable price.
Weakness:
No problems yet. It's had great performance If you need a good flash, and don't have alot of cash..This is it! Customer Service No problems yet Similar Products Used: Nikon SB-22 |