AF SLR with Most Powerful Built-In Flash

At one time I thought Nikon N60 had a pretty good flash, but it is no longer
available.

Any recommendations among the current offerings?

Thanks.

Look at the Maxxum 800si

On Fri, 8 Oct 2004, John Smith wrote:

At one time I thought Nikon N60 had a pretty good flash, but it is no longer
available.

Any recommendations among the current offerings?

Thanks.

John Smith wrote:
At one time I thought Nikon N60 had a pretty good flash, but it is no
longer
available.

Any recommendations among the current offerings?

Thanks.

If you want a really powerful flash, why limit yourself to built in
flash?

--
Joseph E. Meehan

26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math

For portability.

"Joseph Meehan" wrote in message
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John Smith wrote:
At one time I thought Nikon N60 had a pretty good flash, but it is no
longer
available.

Any recommendations among the current offerings?

Thanks.

If you want a really powerful flash, why limit yourself to built in
flash?

--
Joseph E. Meehan

26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math

John Smith wrote:

At one time I thought Nikon N60 had a pretty good flash, but it is no longer
available.

Any recommendations among the current offerings?

No idea and I won't lash you with the standard about how badly built in flash is
from several points of view.

See www.photozone.de and look at the GN numbers.

Cheers,
Alan

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Minolta 800si. Not only is it the most powerful, it zooms.

Mike

Minolta 800si. Not only is it the most powerful, it zooms.

Mike

John Smith wrote:
For portability.

I understand and I use mine often out of convenience. However there are
so many advantages, like real power, that for serious things, I tend to
ignore the built in.

Sorry I can't offer any suggestions, I am not up on the current models.


"Joseph Meehan" wrote in message
.. .
John Smith wrote:
At one time I thought Nikon N60 had a pretty good flash, but it is no
longer
available.

Any recommendations among the current offerings?

Thanks.

If you want a really powerful flash, why limit yourself to built in
flash?

--
Joseph E. Meehan

26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math

--
Joseph E. Meehan

26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math

Mike wrote:
Minolta 800si. Not only is it the most powerful, it zooms.

Mike

I had once looked at going with the 800si, but I found that not only was
this old (ie, no productions anymore) technology but the prices for it
used was nearly as much as a newer model camera.

RHW

I've tried the one on the Dynax 7xi, but it was very disappointing - it also
threw the metering off, resulting in many underexposed and useless prints.

Duncan.

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Mike wrote:
Minolta 800si. Not only is it the most powerful, it zooms.

Mike

I had once looked at going with the 800si, but I found that not only was
this old (ie, no productions anymore) technology but the prices for it
used was nearly as much as a newer model camera.

RHW