| Make: Metz Web site: Mecablitz 36 AF-4 Digital Manual: PDF Relative Power @ 50mm1: 1.0× Key Features: Tilt reflector with manual zoom and AF assist beam. (No swivel — the Metz web site has a poor translation.) Reasons to Buy: Simple interface, low cost. Notable Drawbacks: Very simple. |
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Unlike the other Metz models, the 36 AF-4 has almost no features, and those it does have are very basic. You want zoom? You physically move the reflector. Simplicity can be a strength, and this flash seems like a very strong contender vs. the Pentax AF200FG — especially in the EU, where the Metz price is quite a bit lower. And the flash power is almost as much as the Pentax AF360FGZ.
More about the Metz Mecablitz 36 AF-4 Digital can be found on these pages:
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Including an Amazon link on this page is the easiest way to display the current prices, without having to keep track of it manually or write a more-complicated tracking script. And as a bonus, there's a picture of the flash. Obviously, the ad is also an affiliate link. As with all advertising on this site, I hope it's not too obnoxious.
