#Pentax 645n flash pro

The 645n actually feels and operates like a high quality 35mm camera and it is actually lighter than some pro 35mm models outfitted with optional battery packs/motor drives. I use the same strobe on my Pentax 67II and a K10D, where it can be triggered by the on the on-camera flash (if the camera's firmware is updated). Like Pentax lenses, the strobes are designed with maximum compatibility in mind. I shoot large format and 35mm, along with the 645n and it is the perfect bridge format between the two when you need to be able to conduct your photography at a fast pace or while on the move. The AF540FGZ flash is compatible with 645N, and will do TTL flash at 1/60th as advertised. The N model added autofocus and introduced a line of lenses to match. First major redesign of the Pentax 645 system, released in 1997. I have now run a mix of nearly 500 rolls of 120 and 220 film through the camera without any mechanical breakdown of any type. Flashes Flash Accessories Other Body Accessories. The control layout, the motor drive system, the metering, the focus confirmation in the viewfinder along with an audible beep - are superb features - along with the data imprinting.

When I tried the 645n I immediately realized this camera was the one I had been looking for.

I was not disappointed by the image quality of the 67 but it was heavy and I had difficulty focusing sharply because of my inability to clearly view the image on the 67 viewfinder. I desired larger, sharper images than even the most advanced 35mm systems could deliver so medium format was my next step. My photography is primarily landscape and stockwork. I originally started in medium format with a Pentax 67 after briefly living with a Mamiya.

Pentax 645n flash