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Плюсы по отзывам пользователей - Почему стоит купить Sony HVL-F20M?
- Компактные размеры и легкий вес:
- Идеально подходит для беззеркальных камер Sony (NEX-6, A7R, A6000, RX100), не добавляет объема и веса.
- Легко помещается в карман или сумку, складывается плашкой для хранения.
- Выглядит гармонично на маленьких камерах, не делает их топорными.
- Точная работа в TTL-режиме:
- Обеспечивает правильную экспозицию и баланс белого даже в темных помещениях 25x25 футов.
- Интегрируется с ADI-метрикой Sony-объективов для учета расстояния и отражения.
- Постоянные результаты без горячих пятен, лучше встроенной вспышки.
- Быстрое время перезарядки:
- Менее 1-4 секунд с NiMH AAA (Powerex 950mAh), до 150-200 вспышек на комплект.
- Быстрее многих конкурентов, не задерживает съемку на свадьбах или вечеринках.
- Функция отскока (bounce):
- Уменьшает красные глаза и жесткие тени, дает мягкий свет при отражении от потолка.
- Эффективно освещает средние комнаты, портреты без теней с отражателем.
- Повышает положение вспышки, минимизируя тени от объектива.
- Беспроводное управление (wireless master):
- Триггерит другие Sony-вспышки (HVL-F60M, F58AM) с TTL в группах.
- Работает на камерах без встроенной вспышки (A99, A7), включая HSS до 1/4000 сек.
- Дешевле больших мастер-вспышек для off-camera использования.
- Хорошая мощность для размера (GN 20 в tele):
- Освещает до 12-40 футов, группы людей в кафе или на свадьбах.
- В 2-3 раза мощнее встроенной вспышки, подходит для indoors и fill-flash.
- Работает с длинными объективами без виньетирования.
- Широкая совместимость:
- Multi Interface Shoe для новых Sony (A7, NEX, RX100 II, A6000, FDR-AX100).
- С адаптером — для старых Minolta/A-mount/NEX.
- Полная интеграция без дополнительных настроек.
Минусы по отзывам пользователей - О чем стоит задуматься перед покупкой:
- Отсутствие отдельного выключателя on/off:
- Включается/выключается подъемом/опусканием головы, shoe торчит в выкл. положении.
- Может случайно включиться в сумке, разряжая батареи (требует извлечения AAA).
- Неудобно для хранения плашкой без батареек, портит компактность.
- Нет поворота головы (swivel):
- Только наклон вверх на 75-90°, плохо для вертикальных кадров без стены.
- Ограничено для мягкого света сбоку или сзади, требует off-camera кабеля.
- Нет промежуточных углов между direct и bounce.
- Хлипкая сборка и надежность:
- Пластиковый корпус, слабый шарнир и mount (отваливается при снятии, через месяцы).
- Несколько случаев поломки после 25-50 вспышек или удара.
- Скользят переключатели diffuser/bounce, пластиковый фиксатор shoe.
- Высокая цена за базовые функции:
- $150 за minimum (нет manual, HSS, AF-assist, LED), дешевле аналоги Neewer с swivel и AA.
- Переоценено по сравнению с third-party (NW320 с manual/slave/LED).
- Премиум Sony без пропорциональных фич.
- Батарейки AAA и их автономность:
- Только 2x AAA (90-150 вспышек), короче AA, быстро садятся (4 пары на 100 фото).
- Медленнее с alkaline, требуют NiMH запасных.
- Не питается от камеры, добавляет расход.
- Ограниченная мощность и функции:
- GN 20 недостаточно для дальних/про съемок, слабее поп-up на расстоянии >3м.
- Нет manual, zoom кроме wide/tele, HSS, AF-assist, off-camera slave.
- Diffuser слабо смягчает direct flash.
- Проблемы с совместимостью на старых моделях:
- Требует адаптера для Minolta/NEX-7 без MI shoe.
- Не все ожидают (F20AM лучше с адаптером).
*Плюсы и минусы, которые пользователи называют чаще всего на основе практического опыта использования.
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Квазар-2RXBL
26.10.2016
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
отличная модель
Получаю снимки с нужным мне количеством света, но при этом максимально естественные.
Супернова-5FMOZ
10.11.2015
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
- + Компактная (небольшая и легкая)
довольно мощная - - невозможность изменения угла
ОТличная вспышка для компактных камер сони (у меня работала на а7).
Беспроводное управление внешними вспышками, довольно мощная для съемок групп людей в темном кафе (прямо не ожидал...
Беспроводное управление внешними вспышками, довольно мощная для съемок групп людей в темном кафе (прямо не ожидал...
НаноРейдер-1BUKX
24.12.2020
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Хорошая модель
- + 1) Самое главное это размер и невесомость. Влазит в пачку сигарет. Не займёт места в фотосумке. Компактнее вспышек НЕТ.
2) Питание на 2х аккумуляторах типа ААА (мизинчик). Забыл зарядить аккумы, или они сели на морозе - батарейки в любом ларьке или из любого пульта вынул и вуаля! Проблема решена.
3) Заточена под 30мм объектив (узкий поток), что бы как-то нивелировать сниженную по сравнению с другими пыхами мощность. Для 16мм надо нажать рычажок и вылезет хитрый такой рассеиватель. Поэтому вдаль бьёт как вспышка с ведущим числом 40. Умно.
4) Умеет складываться, прижимаясь к объективу. Так же она и выключается. См. фотки. - - 1) Самое страшное это отсутствие высокоскоростной синхронизации (ВСС, HSS). Камера не сможет со вспышкой работать на выдержке короче 1/160. Днём подсветить тени ею не получится. А нд фильтра у меня нет :-( Поэтому днём она скорее всего будет бесполезна.
2) Умеет...
Гелиос-9WXJG
19.01.2016
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
Quite a basic package with this flashgun you get a small bag and hot shoe cover to protect the multi interface shoe (which will very likely get lost) Instructions are typical Sony ie fairly easy to follow and in every language possible.
The flash is a re-badge of the previous HVL-F20AM this one has the newer multi interface shoe rather then the inverted hot shoe they are the same flash bar this. This will work with all the recent E mount bodies, A mount too as well as a variety of Sony compacts if it's got the new shoe it will work with those cameras. Users who have the older Minolta shoe (both NEX and A mount) can use the flash fully once you have the flash shoe adapter it works perfectly on those cameras I tried 5 models all worked 100%. The price is also a bit on the heavy side for what you get.
Build is fairly reasonable plastic but up to a level that you'd expect from an OEM maker the hinge isn't overly impressive but it at least has a metal pin in it. So far I've not had any issues with the build but do make sure to lock down the hot shoe firmly. Controls are very basic left side is a switch which mechanically moves the flash head it's marked direct and bounce set to bounce the head points directly up. On the right a spring loaded mechanism this moves the built in diffuser from wide to tele when it's up you get more range and down spreads the light out a bit more.
The design is a bit unusual in some ways when the flash is down it's off and turns on automatically when raised, though this has one advantage as it sits higher up you are far less likely to get "red eye" in photos even with direct flash. A green light shows it's on and this flashes red if power is low and a charge light ready LED it automatically turns off after a minute or if you power the camera off. There are no other controls on the flash this is a basic flash though it does fully support TTL which gives you metered exposures it's a fit and forget flash nothing fancy here. However there is one potentially very useful bonus feature and that is wireless flash control if you have a camera that doesn't have a built in flash (A99 or A7 E mount bodies) then this will act as a wireless master flash. Just pop it on and turn the flash mode to wireless it will trigger other Sony or third party models and you get TTL exposures too.
Weaker points are the lack of swivel it's fixed so vertical shots are not really an option unless you can bounce off a wall it also removes the chance to bounce behind for an even softer light only way around this is to use it off camera via a cable or via a trigger. No high speed sync either not unexpected as the power GN20 isn't really enough for that, no manual mode and flash compensation will have to be set via the camera if you have it. Sony also missed a chance to add an AF assist light into the flash that could have been a nice addition.
Good points are the small size, exposures were mostly on target and consistent with quite good recycle times or just under 4 seconds (faster than many makers) with decent rechargeable cells (this takes 2 x AAA batteries you should get 150-180 shots)
If you're looking for a well featured compact flash honestly I'd go for the Neewer NW320 first it has full manual, remote slave, built in LED lights and a backlit display and takes AA cells and has swivel on the head it's a better flash for many users (bar A mount as it doesn't work properly on those bodies). Sony do need to be a bit more adventurous with flashes like this it just covers the bare minimum third party makers are really upping their game.
On the other hand the master flash ability is a reasonably cost effective way to get wireless flash if you don't have a built in unit and cheaper than buying a bigger more expensive model that has this and the flash is genuinely a "pocket" size and will suit users who have smaller cameras or want a takes no space spare to carry with them. Despite the obvious limitations I like the flash but there is some room for moving forward with the design and functionality, worth a look if the price is right.
The flash is a re-badge of the previous HVL-F20AM this one has the newer multi interface shoe rather then the inverted hot shoe they are the same flash bar this. This will work with all the recent E mount bodies, A mount too as well as a variety of Sony compacts if it's got the new shoe it will work with those cameras. Users who have the older Minolta shoe (both NEX and A mount) can use the flash fully once you have the flash shoe adapter it works perfectly on those cameras I tried 5 models all worked 100%. The price is also a bit on the heavy side for what you get.
Build is fairly reasonable plastic but up to a level that you'd expect from an OEM maker the hinge isn't overly impressive but it at least has a metal pin in it. So far I've not had any issues with the build but do make sure to lock down the hot shoe firmly. Controls are very basic left side is a switch which mechanically moves the flash head it's marked direct and bounce set to bounce the head points directly up. On the right a spring loaded mechanism this moves the built in diffuser from wide to tele when it's up you get more range and down spreads the light out a bit more.
The design is a bit unusual in some ways when the flash is down it's off and turns on automatically when raised, though this has one advantage as it sits higher up you are far less likely to get "red eye" in photos even with direct flash. A green light shows it's on and this flashes red if power is low and a charge light ready LED it automatically turns off after a minute or if you power the camera off. There are no other controls on the flash this is a basic flash though it does fully support TTL which gives you metered exposures it's a fit and forget flash nothing fancy here. However there is one potentially very useful bonus feature and that is wireless flash control if you have a camera that doesn't have a built in flash (A99 or A7 E mount bodies) then this will act as a wireless master flash. Just pop it on and turn the flash mode to wireless it will trigger other Sony or third party models and you get TTL exposures too.
Weaker points are the lack of swivel it's fixed so vertical shots are not really an option unless you can bounce off a wall it also removes the chance to bounce behind for an even softer light only way around this is to use it off camera via a cable or via a trigger. No high speed sync either not unexpected as the power GN20 isn't really enough for that, no manual mode and flash compensation will have to be set via the camera if you have it. Sony also missed a chance to add an AF assist light into the flash that could have been a nice addition.
Good points are the small size, exposures were mostly on target and consistent with quite good recycle times or just under 4 seconds (faster than many makers) with decent rechargeable cells (this takes 2 x AAA batteries you should get 150-180 shots)
If you're looking for a well featured compact flash honestly I'd go for the Neewer NW320 first it has full manual, remote slave, built in LED lights and a backlit display and takes AA cells and has swivel on the head it's a better flash for many users (bar A mount as it doesn't work properly on those bodies). Sony do need to be a bit more adventurous with flashes like this it just covers the bare minimum third party makers are really upping their game.
On the other hand the master flash ability is a reasonably cost effective way to get wireless flash if you don't have a built in unit and cheaper than buying a bigger more expensive model that has this and the flash is genuinely a "pocket" size and will suit users who have smaller cameras or want a takes no space spare to carry with them. Despite the obvious limitations I like the flash but there is some room for moving forward with the design and functionality, worth a look if the price is right.
ХроноГость-8ADSE
27.11.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
This seems to be the go-to "cheap" flash unit for Sony mirrorless APS-C cameras like NEX6 and the newer Alphas (i.e., Alpha 6000). I've not seen any reviews of it being used with RX100M2 which its compatible with, so I went on blind faith that thing will turn out okay.
RX100M2 is a nifty little camera with excellent image quality but it's also been one of my most frustrating cameras to use b/c of the slow shutter speed it chooses for low light settings (wrote a lengthy review of that). I've also always struggled with the poppy-uppy-flashy of RX100M2. Direct flash is too harsh so often, I'd use bounce b/c the in-camera flash unit is spring loaded and can be tilted upwards as with most other Sony mirrorless cameras; however the bounce effect would only light up top half of the photo, so either the angle is wrong or the flash is too weak. I almost got to the point of selling the RX but decided to give it a try with this little guy (HLVF20M) to see how taking low-light, indoor photos might change.
I used it at a wedding recently (as slave camera to the NEX5R outfit ;-) and must say, I got some fantastic photos with this thing out of RX100M2. I used bounce for all photos (the strobe can be pointed upwards), which is invaluable, and the pics came out smooth, evenly lit, and the color rendition was great. It looks rather funny to attach such a big piece of accessory to a little camera like RX100M2 but I really now appreciate the fact that the camera came with a hot shoe mount b/c it allows for things like this. If you think about it, to get TTL flash with a camera like RX100M2 is great. Also, the strobe part sits quite high distance apart from the camera lens, which is what you want anyway so this is good. Sadly, the updated RX100M3 model has dropped the hot shoe mount to make room for in-camera EVF, so as far as the RX100 series go, M2 is now the only model and perhaps the last model where you can attach external accessories. *Tears*
Back to the flash unit. It's small, light, runs on its own batteries so the cycle time are fast and does not cut into the camera's battery, and is strong enough, as long as you're not expecting Speedlite-like strength and range. Again, the ability to bounce is invaluable. For mid-sized rooms, it's perfect. I do wish it had swivel but I'm not aware of any flash unit with swivel in this price range. One minor complaint is that the unit turns on/off by the hinge that's at the bottom of the unit. So in the off position, the flash unit sits parallel to the ground and to turn on, you swivel it upwards as you see in the product pic. I wish there was a separate on off switch, since the off position makes the unit protrude out compared to the depth of the RX100M2 camera. At $150, it's not a bad price at all especially when you think full-sized flash units are $400+.
RX100M2 is a nifty little camera with excellent image quality but it's also been one of my most frustrating cameras to use b/c of the slow shutter speed it chooses for low light settings (wrote a lengthy review of that). I've also always struggled with the poppy-uppy-flashy of RX100M2. Direct flash is too harsh so often, I'd use bounce b/c the in-camera flash unit is spring loaded and can be tilted upwards as with most other Sony mirrorless cameras; however the bounce effect would only light up top half of the photo, so either the angle is wrong or the flash is too weak. I almost got to the point of selling the RX but decided to give it a try with this little guy (HLVF20M) to see how taking low-light, indoor photos might change.
I used it at a wedding recently (as slave camera to the NEX5R outfit ;-) and must say, I got some fantastic photos with this thing out of RX100M2. I used bounce for all photos (the strobe can be pointed upwards), which is invaluable, and the pics came out smooth, evenly lit, and the color rendition was great. It looks rather funny to attach such a big piece of accessory to a little camera like RX100M2 but I really now appreciate the fact that the camera came with a hot shoe mount b/c it allows for things like this. If you think about it, to get TTL flash with a camera like RX100M2 is great. Also, the strobe part sits quite high distance apart from the camera lens, which is what you want anyway so this is good. Sadly, the updated RX100M3 model has dropped the hot shoe mount to make room for in-camera EVF, so as far as the RX100 series go, M2 is now the only model and perhaps the last model where you can attach external accessories. *Tears*
Back to the flash unit. It's small, light, runs on its own batteries so the cycle time are fast and does not cut into the camera's battery, and is strong enough, as long as you're not expecting Speedlite-like strength and range. Again, the ability to bounce is invaluable. For mid-sized rooms, it's perfect. I do wish it had swivel but I'm not aware of any flash unit with swivel in this price range. One minor complaint is that the unit turns on/off by the hinge that's at the bottom of the unit. So in the off position, the flash unit sits parallel to the ground and to turn on, you swivel it upwards as you see in the product pic. I wish there was a separate on off switch, since the off position makes the unit protrude out compared to the depth of the RX100M2 camera. At $150, it's not a bad price at all especially when you think full-sized flash units are $400+.
Спектроник-7IFUP
25.12.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I've only had this flash a few days but I did some research before buying it. I didn't want to go with a huge flash on the DSC-RX10 as it is a somewhat smaller and lighter camera than the DSC-R1 I had been using. I have to say I am very impressed with both the small size and the overall performance of the HVL-F20M.
While I agree with most of the reviews about the cost of this item, given its' size and appearance, I cannot get over how well it works. Like most Sony accessories, it is worth the extra cost as compared to the other aftermarket equivalents you might want to try. It cycles so much faster than the larger HVL-F32X I was using on my DSC-R1 camera and it is more powerful than I thought it would be. The fact that it can do this on just 2 AAA batteries is something else entirely. Technology certainly has come a long way in the last few years!
As was mentioned by a previous reviewer, the HVL-F20M does better in the bounce mode than direct. That's true with most all flashes of this type. However, using the bounce mode is dependent on the ceiling color and distance. Bouncing off the ceiling will also give the dreaded 'raccoon eye' effect to your images.
Another reviewer mentioned using a bounce card attached to the flash and that does work much better than bouncing off a white ceiling alone.
I found a better way yet. I created a diffuser for this flash and have gotten as good or even better results than I had using a modified Lambency diffuser on my HVL-F32X. That was a large and rather heavy combination but gave very good results. This combination is so much lighter and smaller than the F32X arrangement and it performs even better than I expected. The white balance from it is dead on and it gives very smooth almost shadowless lighting to the area of coverage. It is a combination of a reflecting panel and a white translucent diffuser in front of the panel.
I normally use a flash indoors or for fill flash outside so I'm not concerned with going out 100 feet in the night time environment. This little beauty can do this as well as a much larger and heavier unit.
And, to top it all off, it looks great on my new RX10. I can't ask for much more!
In case your curious, I'm going to try to add a user image of what this arrangement looks like on the RX10.
While I agree with most of the reviews about the cost of this item, given its' size and appearance, I cannot get over how well it works. Like most Sony accessories, it is worth the extra cost as compared to the other aftermarket equivalents you might want to try. It cycles so much faster than the larger HVL-F32X I was using on my DSC-R1 camera and it is more powerful than I thought it would be. The fact that it can do this on just 2 AAA batteries is something else entirely. Technology certainly has come a long way in the last few years!
As was mentioned by a previous reviewer, the HVL-F20M does better in the bounce mode than direct. That's true with most all flashes of this type. However, using the bounce mode is dependent on the ceiling color and distance. Bouncing off the ceiling will also give the dreaded 'raccoon eye' effect to your images.
Another reviewer mentioned using a bounce card attached to the flash and that does work much better than bouncing off a white ceiling alone.
I found a better way yet. I created a diffuser for this flash and have gotten as good or even better results than I had using a modified Lambency diffuser on my HVL-F32X. That was a large and rather heavy combination but gave very good results. This combination is so much lighter and smaller than the F32X arrangement and it performs even better than I expected. The white balance from it is dead on and it gives very smooth almost shadowless lighting to the area of coverage. It is a combination of a reflecting panel and a white translucent diffuser in front of the panel.
I normally use a flash indoors or for fill flash outside so I'm not concerned with going out 100 feet in the night time environment. This little beauty can do this as well as a much larger and heavier unit.
And, to top it all off, it looks great on my new RX10. I can't ask for much more!
In case your curious, I'm going to try to add a user image of what this arrangement looks like on the RX10.
НоваГость-6GYUD
26.06.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
It is a very simple flash that is quick to recycle and relatively powerful for it's small size with a Guide number of 14 in Std setting and 20 in Tele setting. Using PowerEx "Ready When You Are" AAA [NEW! 950mAh] NiMH Rechargeable Batteries - 4 Batteries Per Pack it recycles in under a second. The available controls are limited to a Standard/Tele rotating dial which slides a diffuser over the flash tube for between 18mm - 35mm focal length (Std) and a Direct/Bounce slider which changes the angle of the flash tube from facing forward to straight up. The on/off switch is actuated by merely lifting the flash up to a vertical position, when it is "off" it sits horizontally facing forward. The only problem I have with this power switch arrangement is that when the flash is "off" the multi Interface foot of this unit that slides into the shoe of the camera is sticking up and more likely to be damaged (see my customer pictures). The flash comes with a flimsy cloth drawstring bag to store and protect it which provides about as much protection as a handkerchief. You would think that for $150 Sony could provide a small case for this somewhat overpriced flash.
I found a small leather case to put the flash into and I store it in the flat "on" position with the batteries removed. When taking pictures with it I have found that is has plenty of power even in totally dark rooms of relatively large size (25x25) with the flash set at the standard setting, the exposure was balanced with no hot spots and the white balance was dead on. The flash integrates well with the NEX-6 (and the Sony cameras referenced below) and according to Sony uses TTL/ADI (through the lens)/(Advanced Distance Integration) flash metering when used with Sony lenses that send distance information back to the camera. The camera calculates a specific guide number for each photo based on the distance from the subject using ADI, along with ambient light and pre-flash reflectivity of the subject and the background using TTL metering, this insured proper white balance and even exposure.
This is way stronger than the internal flash by far and extends the camera's capabilities even though the NEX-6 does well in low light, more light when properly applied, is usually better. I have found that using the bounce setting with an index card extending above the flash to reflect some of the light forward produced nice balanced portraits without shadows. Note: It cannot be used off-camera and has no independent light sensing capabilities.
Overall the flash is very small and light weight so it adds little bulk to the camera and is easy to attach to the camera once you remove the 'hot shoe protector' from the camera and 'base protector' from the flash. There are small, gold plated contacts at the front of the camera's hot shoe and at the base of the flash (see my customer photos) which communicate with them and they are delicate and need to be protected. Ordinarily, I would not keep replacing the hot shoe protector on a camera or a protector on the base of a flash but if these are bent or damaged in any way, the camera and flash will not cooperate with each other and that would not be a good thing so I replace the protectors after I use the flash and suggest that you do this as well.
According to Sony, you should get about 90 flashes with AAA alkaline batteries and up to 150 with Ni-MH with quicker recycling time with the Ni-MH. I shot about 50 exposures with the "Ready to use" Imedion-Powerex batteries right out of the package with no significant loss in recycling time. Overall this is a good flash, certainly better than the built in one but not as flexible nor as powerful as you might expect for it's $150 price.
Addendum: This flash is also compatible with the following other Sony cameras according to their website:
Cyber-shot Digital RX100 II
Alpha NEX-7 Camera
Sony a58 DSLR
Sony a65 DSLR
Sony a77 DSLR
Sony a99 Full-Frame DSLR
As well as the discontinued Alpha 37 and 57 DSLR cameras
I found a small leather case to put the flash into and I store it in the flat "on" position with the batteries removed. When taking pictures with it I have found that is has plenty of power even in totally dark rooms of relatively large size (25x25) with the flash set at the standard setting, the exposure was balanced with no hot spots and the white balance was dead on. The flash integrates well with the NEX-6 (and the Sony cameras referenced below) and according to Sony uses TTL/ADI (through the lens)/(Advanced Distance Integration) flash metering when used with Sony lenses that send distance information back to the camera. The camera calculates a specific guide number for each photo based on the distance from the subject using ADI, along with ambient light and pre-flash reflectivity of the subject and the background using TTL metering, this insured proper white balance and even exposure.
This is way stronger than the internal flash by far and extends the camera's capabilities even though the NEX-6 does well in low light, more light when properly applied, is usually better. I have found that using the bounce setting with an index card extending above the flash to reflect some of the light forward produced nice balanced portraits without shadows. Note: It cannot be used off-camera and has no independent light sensing capabilities.
Overall the flash is very small and light weight so it adds little bulk to the camera and is easy to attach to the camera once you remove the 'hot shoe protector' from the camera and 'base protector' from the flash. There are small, gold plated contacts at the front of the camera's hot shoe and at the base of the flash (see my customer photos) which communicate with them and they are delicate and need to be protected. Ordinarily, I would not keep replacing the hot shoe protector on a camera or a protector on the base of a flash but if these are bent or damaged in any way, the camera and flash will not cooperate with each other and that would not be a good thing so I replace the protectors after I use the flash and suggest that you do this as well.
According to Sony, you should get about 90 flashes with AAA alkaline batteries and up to 150 with Ni-MH with quicker recycling time with the Ni-MH. I shot about 50 exposures with the "Ready to use" Imedion-Powerex batteries right out of the package with no significant loss in recycling time. Overall this is a good flash, certainly better than the built in one but not as flexible nor as powerful as you might expect for it's $150 price.
Addendum: This flash is also compatible with the following other Sony cameras according to their website:
Cyber-shot Digital RX100 II
Alpha NEX-7 Camera
Sony a58 DSLR
Sony a65 DSLR
Sony a77 DSLR
Sony a99 Full-Frame DSLR
As well as the discontinued Alpha 37 and 57 DSLR cameras
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I am very happy to have a small flash like this for my Sony NEX 7 paired with Sony ADPAMA shoe adapter.
By using 2 AAA batteries to power this flash, you can bring extra batteries for events, which is a good thing.
If you cover events, this is a highly recommended accessory. Not too powerful, but can definitely light up group photos.
Attached are photos to showing a mug for size reference when attached to a Sony NEX 7 with 50 mm prime lens.
By using 2 AAA batteries to power this flash, you can bring extra batteries for events, which is a good thing.
If you cover events, this is a highly recommended accessory. Not too powerful, but can definitely light up group photos.
Attached are photos to showing a mug for size reference when attached to a Sony NEX 7 with 50 mm prime lens.
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