F/S Pentax AF280T flash unit and Yongnuo wireless flash trigger

The flash is in perfect order, complete with manual and box.




It rotates and tilts from -15 to +90 degrees. This is a TTL not a PTTL flash -- I'm sure many on the forum understand the difference (one is a predictive approach to exposure, the other reactive). The following link takes you to an exchange of views on the the two systems, which may help those new to these acronyms. http://www.pentaxforums.com/forums/6-pentax-dslr-discussion/99153-difference-bet...

I'm looking for £35 including postage

Also for sale is a Yongnuo wireless trigger, with instructions (no box).


Slot the controller in the camera's hot shoe and place the flashgun in the receiver and the flash will remotely fire as the shutter opens. Also supplied is a connector for those occasions when the equipment being used (eg a studio light) requires it.

I am looking for £20 including postage

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Regards, Christopher

ChristopherWheelerPhotography

This is also a very good shutter release ..... the small jackplug goes in the camera and the receiver hangs off the end of the lead via the screw in plug. The release button has two positions and shows a green or red led for the position. Also works on Canons. Range up to 100m

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PM sent.

Roger.

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The more I look, the more there is to see!

Flash and trigger sold to coker.

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Regards, Christopher

ChristopherWheelerPhotography

Both arrived this morning after a very fast & efficient transaction, wonderfully packaged, too!

Most grateful & very pleased with the flash diffuser cover, which appeared as a free extra!

For my part, Christopher is a very highly recommended seller!

Thanks again, CMW!

Roger.

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The more I look, the more there is to see!

Thanks Roger. Glad everything reached you safely. I didn't mention that when, as seems customary now, the woman at the Post Office asked what was in the package she got quite alarmed at my answer: a flash gun. I think she only caught the last word.

Anyway, nice to do business with you ...

Christopher

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Regards, Christopher

ChristopherWheelerPhotography