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Mar 09, 2011 18:00 |  #1

http://cgi.ebay.com …RK:MEWAX:IT#ht_​3170wt_905 (external link)

TT520 Flash Speedlite
Guide Number: 33 ( ISO 100 )
Flash Mode: M, S1, S2
Vertical Rotation Angle : 0~90 degrees
Horizontal Rotation Angle: 0~270 degrees
Power: 4x AA size batteries ( Alkaline or Ni-MH are usable )
Lighting Times: 100-1500 times ( AA alkaline batteries used )
Recycle Time : approx 0.5-5s ( AA alkaline batteries used )
Light Quantity Output Control : with 1/8 - stop increment
Color Temperature: 5600K+200K
Flash Duration : 1/800s~1/2000s
Dimensions :1 90*75*55mm
Net Weight : 286g

The under £40 price tag is VERY tempting yet I'm not convinced on what the actual product is (ie the box says 'Thinklite' yet the actual flash says 'Godox')

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Mar 09, 2011 18:26 |  #2

i would suggest getting a yongnuo yn-460ii, it is slightly less expensive, but many people including myself have had good experiences with them. i have never even heard of thinklite or godox.


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Mar 09, 2011 18:36 |  #3

steelbluesleepr wrote in post #11990435 (external link)
i would suggest getting a yongnuo yn-460ii, it is slightly less expensive, but many people including myself have had good experiences with them. i have never even heard of thinklite or godox.

I checked the Godox website and they seem legit but that yn-460 ii does look like its easier to purchase/obtain aswell as your good reviews! Do you have any pictures you've used it in?

Edit: http://bestofferbuy.co​m …um=cse&utm_camp​aign=gbase (external link) ?

Edit x 2: Found the mk2 version: http://extrahomesecuri​ty.com …it-for-camera-p-1757.html (external link)


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Mar 09, 2011 19:50 |  #4

Don't forget the YN-560 either.. Many of us use that as well.


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Mar 09, 2011 22:43 |  #5

I have had a YN-468 for over a year now, and just purchased two YN-460 II's for my portable kit, and have not had a bit of trouble out of any of them (granted, I have only used the 460 II's a few times, but the 468 is a workhorse). If you are going to go non-Canon go with the Yongnuo products.


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Mar 10, 2011 02:37 |  #6

i just bought the yn-465 and am anxiously awaiting it ( probably 2-3 weeks off)...i got this one because of the ttl function..not sure if the 460 has it...


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Mar 10, 2011 06:06 |  #7

JustinRageth wrote in post #11992947 (external link)
i just bought the yn-465 and am anxiously awaiting it ( probably 2-3 weeks off)...i got this one because of the ttl function..not sure if the 460 has it...

it doesn't, for ETTL and manual controls look at the YN465, YN467, YN468




  
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