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Sunpak MZ-440AF
6.0 out of 10

Sunpak MZ-440AF

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Overall 10
10
Value for money 10
10

User Review

Robsfotoart, Photography Review
29 November 2011
  • Summary: Benn using the the MZ440AF-PT SunPak strobe for about 3 years on a Pentax K20D. The strobe will also work on the Pentax K10D as well.
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Overall 8
8.0

Has been a fine little flash

LadyAlchimia, B&H Photo
3 July 2008
  • Summary: I've had this for years--used it with my 9xi and now with a 7D. It gives better exposures than my Sigma flash costing 3x as much.
  • Pros: Consistent Output, Fast Recycling, Lightweight
  • Cons: No manual modes
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Overall 6
6.0

Sturdy? . . . NOT!

Bob, B&H Photo
8 July 2007
  • Summary: I have owned two MZ-440AF flashes for the Minolta Maxxum. Both of them broke in two different places. The door for the batteries broke on the first one.
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Overall 10
10
Value for money 10
10

User Review

Photography Review
18 December 2000
  • Summary: Mark had it right when he said "If you're looking for a completely automatic TTL flash with no options for any manual flash work, then this is a well-priced unit that
  • Pros: PRICE, Guide number (40 @50mm), 90 degrees tilt, 270 degree swivel, manual zoom capability, 20mm coverage with panel
  • Cons: No customization., Pathetic instructions
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Overall 4
4.0
Value for money 6
6.0

User Review

Photography Review
16 December 2000
  • Summary: I got this flash because my current Pentax flash (the AF200T) does not have a bounce head, and I wanted to try out bounce and use some of the nifty Lumiquest gadgets
  • Pros: Bounce/swivel head, AF assist, powerful, TTL support, neat accessories (WA diffuser and angle bouncer)
  • Cons: poor instruction manual (one sheet of paper), simplistic controls, Pentax version does not fully support all exposure modes
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Overall 6
6.0
Value for money 8
8.0

User Review

Photography Review
25 October 2000
  • Summary: I tried the Canon 380ex before purchasing the Sunpak flash. I needed a little extra power, and I was looking to save a few dollars(like to save up for the 540).
  • Pros: Powerful, Swivel/ Tilt, Price
  • Cons: (Manual Zoom), (no E- TTL), Manual controls, no display
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Overall 8
8.0
Value for money 8
8.0

User Review

Photography Review
21 February 2000
  • Summary: Its a powerful flash that's easy to use. It doesn't have any cool features, but it will make a good student flash, especially since you can get it for around $90.
  • Pros: powerful, easy to use
  • Cons: exposure confirmation light fades too quickly.
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