Hi,
forgive me if my question sounds obvious, wish to clear some doubts.
does the Metz flash have the same funtionality as the T series flash? In other
words, if you pluck on both and shoot the same scene, will the results be
identical? I assume that the OM body still uses OTF metering for both.
Also, are there any benefits of getting a T series flash over the Metz?
--adi
Hans van Veluwen wrote:
> : I wish to get a flashgun for my OM4Ti and OM2n. I've heard many good
> things
> : about the T series and will be getting a T32. Recently some mention of
> Metz has
> : also been going on in the list. In order to further my flash education,
> what
> : are the opinions of Metz Flashes versus the T -series.
>
> The Metz 40MZ2 & 40MZ3 flashes controlled with the SCA 321 are fully
> compatible with the T Series of flashes, i.o.w. you can combine them (unlike
> the F280). They obviously don't have a T cord connector, to the T20 TTL
> connector might be a nice accessory. They are bigger and heavier than the
> T32, but have more power, a much more modern design (no more flipping panels
> and slide bars) and much more capabilities. For daylight fill-in flash for
> instance the full range of Normal Auto apertures and continuous manual GN
> settings are very convenient. The head swivel for vertical shots using the
> ceiling, and the secundary reflector are very useful. The built-in zoom
> amplifier obviously is much more comfortable to use than the Zoom Adapter
> T32. There's also a stroboscopic mode, probably less useful. For the super
> wides < 24mm you'll want an Omni-Bounce or the stick-in diffuser.
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