selling my Fl-36 Flash

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  • 08-09-2009, 08:46 AM
    rubeel
    selling my Fl-36 Flash
    I am selling my flash, anyone interested then please let me know. I will post in the classified section also
  • 08-09-2009, 09:37 PM
    Sushigaijin
    Re: selling my Fl-36 Flash
    R version?
  • 08-09-2009, 10:28 PM
    rubeel
    Re: selling my Fl-36 Flash
    yup FL-36R, i haven't used it alot other than one session.
  • 08-13-2009, 07:31 AM
    Jaedon
    Re: selling my Fl-36 Flash
    is this item still up for sale?? I am looking to get a pair of them in the next little while so this would get me half way there if it is still available.

    PM me the details if it is please.

    Jay
  • 08-28-2009, 06:26 PM
    gjtoth
    Re: selling my Fl-36 Flash
    Please PM me with a price. Thanks.
  • 09-12-2009, 05:24 AM
    gotorightway123
    Re: selling my Fl-36 Flash
    Since my FL-40 flash does work on my SP-570UZ when set in manual mode, getting the FL-36 was a bit of an impulse buy. Two nights ago, the first test did not prove conclusively that the extra expense was justified.
    In addition, yesterday I was asked to make a pronouncement on the usefulness of the FL-36R outdoors - and I could not do so at the time.
    Today was a bright day, suitable for finding the answer to both questions.
    The FL-40 only has two angular settings. With my C-2500L, TTL mode with the FL-40 was hit-and-miss, particularly when there were streaks of direct light in the picture. With the C-750 I got more consistent results, but I never checked whether TTL mode permitted overriding the automatic intensity setting.
    The FL-36R has four or five angular settings. When in TTL mode, it permits manual setting of the intensity using a thumbwheel (+ and -3 in increments of .3). Since it is designed to work as a slave, the FL-36 has a second automatic mode with no need to talk to the camera through a hotshoe. So now I feel I can justify my impulse buy.