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Sony HVL F32X Flash Light
advanced automatic pre-flash exposure control * automatic flash compensation for attached conversion lenses * backlit LCD information panel * provides flash coverage for subjects up to 32 feet away * flash head can be tilted up to 90 degrees for bounce flash * built-in wide-angle pull-down panel for even illumination when shooting with wide-angle lenses * 6 manual flash mode settings (full power to 1/32 power) * autofocus assist beam * more
- Price Range:$136.59 to $199.99 | 4 stores
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- From: Amazon
- Posted: Jun-15-2008
Great addition to a great camera!
I got my Sony DSC F828 a year and a half ago and have wanted an external flash for it since day one. The Sony HVLF32X is easy to use and I love the fact that you can change its angles for direct flash or ambient lighting. For this camera, the cable isn't needed so I just slid it on to the hot...
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- Posted: Mar-22-2008
night and day
Sony HVLF32X External AutoProgrammable Flash for MVCCD500D, DSCV1/V3/R1 Cameras this flash unit is very easy to set up and use. just make sure your camera is off when you attach the flash unit, otherwise it will not work right for a minute or two. read instructions. it comes with a built in...
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- Posted: Feb-27-2008
Excellent overall little flash
This flash is very well built and the controls are better than other name-brand flashes I've owned and used. I've used it with an R1 and a V3. At GN 32, it's powerful enough to bounce, yet not so powerful it drains the four AA cells too quickly. It has the best shoe lock I've ever used - there's...
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- Posted: Jan-24-2008
good little flash
Nothng technical. This unit is designed for Sony cameras and works best with them. It eats batteries, but with rechargeable AA's that's not a big problem. I have found the results to be very uniform and close to Sony's specs. Reasonable recycle time.I wish that Sony had designed the unit to...
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- Posted: Jan-08-2008
Not that great
While I think the programmable aspects of this of this flash are great, I have real problems with the actual use. So far it's given me variable results in similar lighting situations, making me wonder about the metering. It is very powerful and lights up a great deal of area. The manual mode is...
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- Posted: Sep-17-2007
Sony HVL-F32X For Forensic Applications
Excellent flash for distant night shots. Really lights up the crime scene, whether large, interior spaces or vehicle accident scenarios. Do not recommend for any close-up work for two reasons. First, it is a little slow to recycle and uses batteries quickly (I keep rechargeables and disposable...
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- Posted: Sep-08-2007
Great Flash
I purchased this flash for my Sony R1. It is completely compatible. I have not needed to use any cables for connection. The flash has been a wonderful addition. If you are looking for a fully compatible flash, this is certainly one of your only choices with Sony, and it is a good one. Of course,...
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- Posted: Aug-23-2007
Flash hvlf32x
I love this flash, using it oftenly since I got it from Amazon.Great product, and good service from you amazon.again, Thanks Trong Nguyen
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- Posted: Jul-26-2007
Good Product, Good features, Buy rechargeable AA batteries
This external flash has plenty of high end features to keep you entertained. I appreciated it's intuitive design and easy to figure interface. Keep in mind that this sucker runs on AA batteries so buy a set of rechargeable because it blows through them.
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- Posted: Jun-14-2007
The pictures are proof!!!!
This flash is one of the best to pair with the Sony digitals. . . has a tilt feature that allows users to bounce light from ceilings and calculates the distance between you and your subject for a perfect output of light. . .This one is my second one. . . the first one I got broke after a year . ....
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