Just about to put the new Shanny SN600FGZ on camera P-TTL flash gun through its paces.. And at first impression its a well contructed unit. First thing to say is. That it is not a cheap
Chinese Pentax AF540FGZ copy or replacement. But a stand alone unit.
Has P-TTL, HSS, 3 Slave modes, Front curtain sync and rear curtain sync.

I hope to complete a full review when I get the chance.. But If anyone has any comments I'll try to answer them...













Many thanks to Shanny for the early adopter price and a very efficient and speedy delivery.

That comforting to hear...

Im too considering the K1.. Can the owners and users in their comments. Please tell us the type of photography they are using it for ? I.E. Landscapes (Which I believe its the bes around) Portraits, Sports.
Has anyone experienced the so called pitfalls of focus tracking and slow to focus ?

Got to agree with Nigel...Im not aware there is one available...!

Nice set...

Ive bought Myself the Godox ad360ii flash.. Should be fun trying to get a Pentax camera to work with that....lol Good job it was the right price...!!

Shanny are using Aliexpress to market in the UK so far. As they are currently looking for a distributor. Ive just arranged to have one shipped over direct. So I'll Let you all know how I get on with it. The trigger is the awkward one. As its my understanding that the Pentax system turns off the hotshoe when speeds above the sync speed are selected.

Just for info...
https://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/New-Arrival-SHANNY-SN600FGZ-wireless-fl...

Adaptation model: PENTAX K10D, K100D, K200D, K20D, K-7, K-x, K-r , K-5, K-01, K-30, K-5 II, K-5 IIs, K-50, K-500, K-3, K-3 II,
Maybe they didnt test the K1 ?

Great story Danny. Hoping to see your on the road pictures throughout 2017....

Lets hope the Pentax version is more successful !!

The Draw is that they are fully Pentax compatible. Have High-speed sync, first-curtain sync, rear sync. I have spoken to their sales manager. (Facebook is a wonderful thing) And next year they plan to release a P-TTL trigger. Thus enabling off camera use.