The 383 may be new at that price and is still in production. But the
555 illustrated (with a strange number in the headline) has been out of
production for quite some time. It's just a slightly more powerful 522
although the 544 was also produced in between. The 555 in the ad is not
complete as illustrated. It's a handle mount flash and the bottom
horizontal piece of the bracket is missing. Also, no TTL without the
other bits (custom cord and camera specific sensor head)
Dr. Flash
Ian Nichols wrote:
> On 25/11/2007, Chuck Norcutt <chucknorcutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> If anyone is interested in doing the manual/auto flash thing I have four
>> Sunpak flash units that I now consider surplus to my collection. I have
>> two 422D's and two 522's. The 422D has a guide number of 100 at ISO 100
>> and 5 stop manual control. The 522 has a guide number of 120 at ISO 100
>> and 7 stop manual control. Both have bounce and swivel heads.
>
>
> I'd be very tempted by 1 of each, but I suspect that the US->UK
> postage would make the deal uneconomic. These things do seem to come
> up on ebay.co.uk quite often too. A bit more googling revealed this:
>
> <http://www.purelygadgets.co.uk/prodinfo.php?prodid=9370>
>
> Which is quite tempting, partucularly given their price for the 383!
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