Well Bob, I've had a Vivitar 3500 Zoom Thyristor which is quite similar and
a T20
The Vivitar Flash 2500 is quite similar, two AA batteries, manual (OTF) or
red, orange, blue, power settings for the Auto Thyristor, a four position
frensnel zoom, bounce head but no swivel. It is a fantastic little device
! Just put a 3X5 white note
card on it with a rubber band and you are a pro !
I think the Vivitar is a much more useful design, unless you have a flash
cord and or
a bounce grip II -- I would advise you stick with the Vivitar 2500.
-- Hank
Bob wrote:
> I haven't used my Vivitar 2500 Zoom Thyristor in about 20 years. I can't
> remember how it works with my OM2n. What shutter speed do I set my
> camera at or am I supposed to shoot in auto? Would I be better off
> buying an Olympus T20 flash and if so why.
> Thanks for any info.
> Bob
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