You're very welcome Rob

If I remember rightly I bought a Canon fit and works fine, theses flashes are manual only so don't need the pins for P-TTL
Best regards
Chris

Bump for flash

Lens now sold, flash still available.
Best regards
Chris

Hello Andy, other people will probably advise better than me but even with off camera flash cables these flashes are probably not the best tools for the job for water drops unless you have a fairly sophisticated timing system set up, i've found that refresh rate is too slow. The Yongnuo manual flashes such as YN560 (I have a 462) are better suited with some wireless triggers, and it doesn't break the bank. Of course you lose P-TTL but your not shooting a wedding and you can control the lighting in this type of situation so setting the flash manually isn't a problem, a bit of trial and error and you can get something useable.
Best regards
Chris

Hello, this is the non-wireless version of the flash, for wireless functionality model is SUPER rather than ST. I hope this helps in your search.

Selling as surplus to requirements, the brilliant Samsung SA 16-45 f4 lens, same spec as Pentax DA 16-45mm just a different livery. Great used condition, complete with front and rear caps, hood, box etc. £150 inc UK delivery, excluding fees.




Also Sigma EF-530 DG ST flash, in pretty much as new condition, with case foot, box instructions. £70 inc UK delivery excluding fees




I'm looking to put the money to a DA 40mm f2.8 or Sigma EX 30mm 1.4mm, maybe Tamron 17-50 f2.8 if anyone is looking to part with any of these lenses be grateful if you can let me know.

Hello, I have this lens, I'm no technical expert, but I do like the lens very much, build quality is fantastic as all the DA* lenses are, but this does make the lens quite heavy. I guess it depends what you shoot as with all lenses as to whether it is a must have, for someone using a 70-200 always at the long end I think this is a good step up, I think £450 is a pretty good price for a minty one. I wouldn't swap my sigma 150-500 for one though, and they'll be those that say the Da 300* is the way to go, if you always want the subject closer there are other, arguably better, options out there.

The filter screws onto the lens hood which can be left on the lens, but there is a lot of vignetting at the wide end. There is a large amount of curve on the front element which makes fitting a filter direct to the front on the lens impossible.

Chris

Just before I list elsewhere, wanted to give Pentax users first tilt at my Pentax MZ-5n camera body, mint- condition, boxed with body cap, rear view finder cap, strap, instructions etc.etc. £50 + p&p + fees.