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Nissin flashes?

positivenote · 2009-12-15 16:37:30

hi all, was in the camera exchange today looking at flashes and the chap said id be saving a fair few bob if i went for a Nissin Di 622 rather than a Speedlite 480. has anyone any comments or opinions on these Nissin flashes anyone use them? Thanks

15-12-2009 4:37pm

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positivenote

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hi all,
was in the camera exchange today looking at flashes and the chap said id be saving a fair few bob if i went for a Nissin Di 622 rather than a Speedlite 480. has anyone any comments or opinions on these Nissin flashes anyone use them?
Thanks

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#2 15-12-2009 4:41pm

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i have one

its very good, well put together etc

only thing to be aware off it wont work out of the box with triggers

you need to add a little modification

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#3 15-12-2009 4:47pm

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thanks, excuse the ignorance but can you explain what you mean a little more? thanks

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#4 15-12-2009 5:06pm

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you need to open up the flash, and solder in a cable to use for triggering

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#5 15-12-2009 5:10pm

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ah right so... thanks for the heads up

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#6 15-12-2009 8:45pm

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be careful of the mounts.. its a flimsy bit of plastic .... i broke one and couldnt get it fixed ...

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