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Mecablitz 64 AF-1 digital con conexión de cable síncrono @robisa

Con el elevado número guía de 64 para ISO 100 y una distancia focal de 200 mm, el mecablitz 64 AF-1 digital es uno de los flashes compactos más potentes del mundo. El modelo estrella de Metz se caracteriza además por su excelente acabado, así como por sus numerosas sofisticaciones y funciones técnicas. Entre ellas figura, por ejemplo, la clavija de cable síncrono integrada. Dicha clavija permite…

Video Rating: 4 / 5

Hello guys in the process of now reviewing my lovely metz mecablitz 50 af 1 digital I shot this quick overview of most funktions of this flash. I will tell y…

I must be living in some kind of treasure trove. Last time it was the viewfinder, and now this. The other night I was talking to Min Wye post Cipher Launch (pictures here) about the LX3 when we came to the conclusion that the hot shoe on the LX3 meant that I would be able to make use of just about any flash unit with it. Don't know why I didn't realise this before, but I've had on lying around at home for the longest time. Well, after that discussion I had quite a lot more of the night to go through before getting home, so by the time I was home I'd totally forgotten about it again. So I was just lounging around in the living room watching a documentary about ancient Rome on SBS when suddenly it came back to me. I jumped up and ran in to the room, rummaged through boxes and managed to find the flash unit, battery cover and pilfered 4 rechargable batteries from my emergency torch (hope the storms don't come again).

As expected, it was easy to put together and I got it working without having to touch any of the camera settings, but it's been a really really long time since I've used an external flash, so I think I'll need to relearn a lot of stuff. Right now the pictures as you can see are still a little overexposed.