GODOXRetro Camera Flash Lux Junior 1/1-1/64 GN12 (ISO100) 6000K ±200K Colour Temperature, Auto & Manual Modes 28 mm Focal for Canon Nikon Sony Fuji Olympus Hot-Shoe Cameras

I own and rely on a large number of Godox flashes. This awful little flash betrays all the high quality products that Godox has in its line.If you were to ignore the poor build quality with sloppy dials and unreliable buttons, you still could not accept its poor performance in “Auto” mode. It’s bad enough that it only allows one f-stop setting but that’s compounded by the fact that it’s (not quite consistently) underexposing by about a stop at any distance. Checked with film and with a flash meter.I’ve been at this a long time. Lots of Vivitar 283 and 285 experience. I know how an auto, non-TTL flash is supposed to work. This silly little piece of camera jewelry is just a bad product.You can get a used 283 or 285 in great shape for the same money. I hope to find a small flash for use with some very small cameras. No luck here at all.I’ll donate mine to someone who wants it as camera bling. It’s just not a useful tool.

Joli jouetUn flash manuel comme avant

This flash comes with a PC sync cable and I thought it would be a nice modern take on retro flashes that I can use my film cameras. It does not work on a cold shoe! There is a small button that gets depressed that overrides the PC sync cable. Makes absolutely no sense — completely useless!

Excellent product