I bought this flash right after they came on to the market and have not been disappointed. When I purchased it, it came win an external battery pack, an accessory that I love. I photograph an indoor, charity rodeo event every year and have had problems in the past with flash overheating ...

I use this flash as part of a lighting set illuminating indoor rodeo. I bought three to supplement the Nikon flashes I am currently using. I couldn't be more happy. The arena setting and kind of action taxes any strobe's abilities, but this product did the job flawlessly.

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, many journalists and photographers were taken aback. The company promised 1,000 full power flash pops before it starts to become problematic. Now of course, your batteries can't handle that on a single charge, and this flash totally eats batteries anyway.