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Sunpak 433AF With Nikon N65/Coolpix 5700
I will be using a Sunpak 433AF flash with a Nikon N65--and also possibly a
Nikon Coolpix 5700. My brother-in-law will be getting married in a couple of months, that is what this is for. In fact, what I'm bidding on eBay actually are TWO Sunpak 433AFs with Lumiquest Softboxes. Naturally they're Nikon-mount. I am aware that the N65 offers (non-3D) Matrix TTL flash and that these units probably will be conventional TTL flash. My questions a (1) The flash has a variable power ratio. Does this NOT work in regular TTL mode? Does it just work in full-blast manual mode, the "classic" auto modes, or what? (2) If they do not, is there a way to regulate the flash's power with the N65? I realize the N80 (a camera I love) does have flash exposure compensation, so does my Coolpix 5700. Is there a way to make the N65 do it given its lack of flash compensation? (3) I assume the flashes are powered on AA batteries. I have some I-C3 2000 mAH batteries. Would that speed up recycling time? If not, what methods can speed up recycling time? (4) Does this flash have any slave features? Thanks LRH |
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