Nissin Di622 Speedlite Flash Gun
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I have one. Don't know that much about flashguns but it works well for what i use it for. Only really used it in TTL mode. Battery life seems good. Only problem i had was it seemed to stop working after a bit of continuous use but once i left it for 5 minutes was all good again.
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yea love mine, its good 
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They are very good VFM I have 3. Good power consistent exposure using iTTL. They appear reasonably robust and have survived a couple of good drops. The big down side is they won't work with remote triggers. If this is not important to you they are a good flash.
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microglobe is a good place to get them, £92 + £8 delivery. They are based in London (been into their shop)
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Wishes he had a couple more Inches
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I have two, use them off camera most of the time in manual mode as optical slaves.
Simple to use, fast recycling, couldnt ask for more.
Got one brand new from 7dayshop for about £92 and one on here second hand for about £60.
The only issue, is they dont work wirelessly with radio triggers on Canon cameras, which is a pain, but they work fine with Nikon. I have to fire the on camera flash for the two Nissins to fire.
If this becomnes an issue, I may sell mine and buy some cheap Yongnuo's so I can use radio triggers.
Simple to use, fast recycling, couldnt ask for more.
Got one brand new from 7dayshop for about £92 and one on here second hand for about £60.
The only issue, is they dont work wirelessly with radio triggers on Canon cameras, which is a pain, but they work fine with Nikon. I have to fire the on camera flash for the two Nissins to fire.
If this becomnes an issue, I may sell mine and buy some cheap Yongnuo's so I can use radio triggers.