Model: Sunpak 622
User Manual: Sunpak 622 (3.2M PDF)
Guide Number: 200 (ft), 61 (m) (ISO 100, 35mm coverage)
Weight: 936g without batteries
Size: 4.3 x 10.8 x 6.1 inches
Batteries: Four 1.5-Volt "C" type alkaline batteries
Recycle Time: ~ 11 seconds
Number of Flashes: ~100 at full power
Flash Durations
- 1/400 sec at 1/1 (full)
- 1/800 sec at 1/2
- 1/1100 sec at 1/4
- ~1/4000 sec at 1/8
- ~1/8000 sec at 1/16
- ~1/12000 sec at 1/32
- ~1/17000 sec at 1/64
- ~1/20,000 sec at 1/28
Features:
- tilt and swivel head
- ability to use any of 7 interchangeable flash heads (standard, wide angle, zoom, infrared, ringlight, diffused and bare bulb)
- Camera bracket that lets you attach the bracket to the cameras tripod hole, and have the flash off to the side of your camera / also usefull for gripping
- no zoom, 35mm (63 degree) coverage only
- Mounts on tripod thread, not hot shoe
Bottom Line:
It's a really powerful flash, however it's useless at full power for action sports, and barely useable at 1/2 power. Ideally you'd want to use it at 1/4 power or less. It's also still quite expensive, at $250 on adorama. Might be an alright addition to your flash fleet, however it's big, heavy and the extra power isn't useable because of the slow ass durations.
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