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Pentax AF200T Dedicated TTL Flash in case
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General Pentax AF200T Information
Pentax flash designed for the company's manual focus SLR cameras, plus many AF, digital and medium format models (some with restrictions - see full list below). On suitable cameras the flash sets the shutter speed and/or aperture automatically and displays a flash ready indication in the viewfinder.
TTL (Through The Lens) flash control system on suitable AF, manual focus and early digital cameras (see list below) for extremely accurate exposures, compensating automatically for bounce flash, filters, extension tubes/bellows and other factors. Works automatically in all exposure modes including Program, setting the shutter speed and/or aperture automatically as appropriate. Non-TTL manual focus and later digital cameras work with conventional dedicated auto flash control, with the shutter speed set automatically when charged, and apertures set manually (aperture priority auto mode works well).
Guide number is 20m (65 feet) with ISO 100 film. Two conventional auto exposure ranges are available, from 1.4 to 7.1m (4.6 to 23.3 feet) at f/2.8 or 0.6 to 3.5m (2 to 11.5 feet) at f/5.6 with ISO 100. Thyristor circuitry for faster recycling in auto modes. Manual override is also possible, with settings for full, 1/2, 1/4 and 1/8th power. As with all flash units, actual range will depend on the conditions. The flash covers lenses from 35mm wide angle upwards, equivalent to 23mm (digital), or 55mm (645) and 70mm (6x7) medium format respectively.
A comprehensive exposure table on the rear includes film speeds from ASA (ISO) 25 to 800, distances from 0.6 to 20m (2 to 65 feet) and apertures from f/1.4 to f/32. Ready light with test button provided. The flash is very nicely made, in Japan. A locking wheel allows the flash to be fixed tightly to the camera's hot shoe. It even has a serial number! The battery compartment has a proper hinge, and is captive so it can't be lost.
Power is supplied by 4x standard AA batteries (included), and disposable alkaline or rechargeable NiCd or NiMH types can be used. It's very compact at only around 100mm (4 inches) tall, and weighs only 175g without batteries.
This flash can be used on many Pentax 35mm and medium format AF SLR cameras including the SFX (SF1), SFXn (SF1n), SF7, Z-1 (PZ-1), Z-1P (PZ-1P), Z-10 (PZ-10), Z-20 (PZ-20), Z-70 (PZ-70), MZ-3, MZ-5 (ZX-5), MZ-5n (ZX-5n), MZ-6 (ZX-L), MZ-7 (ZX-7), MZ-10 (ZX-10), MZ-30 (ZX-30), MZ-50 (ZX-50) MZ-50 (ZX-60) MZ-S and *ist 35mm cameras, and the 645N and 645NII medium format models.
Compatible with the Pentax *ist D, DS and DS2, and the Samsung GX-1S digital SLRs in TTL mode, with ISO settings of 200 or 400 recommended. We've checked this flash an *ist DS, and it works very well. The trigger voltage is very low and safe at under 8v, which is well within the ISO limit of 24v and Pentax's stated limit of 30v for DSLRs.
Also usable on other digital models with restrictions, including the Pentax *ist DL, DL2, K100D, K100D Super, K110D, K10D, K20D, K200D, K-m (K2000), K-x, K-r, K-5, K-7 and 645D, or the equivalent Samsung GX-1L, GX-10 or GX-20 models. These require P-TTL flash units for full compatibility, but this one will work in aperture priority mode (aperture set manually), with shutter speed set automatically when charged, and flash ready status shown in the viewfinder. Not compatible with program modes.
Also works on manual focus SLR cameras with TTL Auto flash control including the Pentax Super A (Super Program), LX and the Pentax 645. Usable on the Pentax 67 II with a Hot Shoe Grip and Sync Cord (not included).
Dedicated auto flash works on models such as the ME Super, ME-F, MG, MV, MV-1, Program A (Program Plus), Super A (Super Program), A3 (A3000), P30 (P3), P30N (P3N), P30T (P3T), P50 (P5) and MZ-M (ZX-M). The shutter speed is set automatically when the flash is charged in aperture priority mode (aperture set manually), and flash ready status is shown in the viewfinder. Not compatible with program modes.
Auto or manual, non-dedicated operation on the Pentax ME, MX, KM, KX, K2, K1000, Spotmatic and other M42 cameras, plus the EI-2000 digital.
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Use a Camera Bag
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