If you could scrape together enough for a Sony flash, you wouldn't regret it. Sony flashes work off-camera, triggered by the pop-up, with TTL and HSS. A Jessops flash won't do any of that.
If you could scrape together enough for a Sony flash, you wouldn't regret it. Sony flashes work off-camera, triggered by the pop-up, with TTL and HSS. A Jessops flash won't do any of that.
I am not a pro, just do photography as hobby. I do friends and family weddings, parties and christenings etc. Aswel as a lot of motorsport and a bit of everything else...
I wanted a flash gun as I feel the on board flash isn't very good when doing "in church" shots and also when your at parties with limited lights.
Jessops one is fine if you know how to use it. Unless you bounce it generally looks terrible. True of most flashes though. OCF works fine with wireless. HSS isn't available.
Check your settings. When I was playing around with flash most of the time to get decent results I'd have about -0.7 flash compensation and often use slow sync flash to balance the ambient light better so it wasn't obviously a flash photo.
Re-charge time is ok with decent batteries. Not tried it with re-chargeables as they're often too low a voltage.
Make sure the camera is set to TTL and not ADI as ADI often gives inconsistent results. TTL is much better.
Can you post examples??
If the Nissin one does HSS and has a zoom & bounce head then I'll be checking them out too as the Jessops is ok for basic stuff but not for anything fancy
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