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02/05/2008 11:04:19 PM · #1
I have a friend that wants to sell a Nikon SB-27 speedlight. I am considering picking it up if the price is right to add another light to my set-up. I already have a Sunpak 383. I was wondering if anyone uses or has used an sb-27 in an off camera setup, and if so, how it worked out?
02/05/2008 11:09:01 PM · #2


??

Doesn't look like is has manual controls, only compensation adjustments? If not, then it won't work very well.
02/05/2008 11:13:51 PM · #3
I thought that at first too, but then it looks like from this page it does. ?
02/05/2008 11:16:30 PM · #4
what I can't seem to find anywhere is, what it's voltage is.
02/05/2008 11:16:40 PM · #5
The Sb-28 YES, but SB-27, not only no, bur hell nah!

Get another 383 and keep your life simple.

Message edited by author 2008-02-05 23:17:18.
02/05/2008 11:21:11 PM · #6
hehe, thanks Leroy :-)
that's the kind of endorsement/anti-endorsement I'm looking for.

I'm thinking he was going to sell for about 50 bux. So I was thinking about it. But yeah, for $80 I can get a new 383. I've just had it a very short time, but so far I am really liking the Sunpak.
02/05/2008 11:25:43 PM · #7
Yeah... paying $50 is definitely not worth the money when you can get a new 383 for $80. Having the same flashes will make setup simpler for you also. BTW, if you can find older Sunpak 333 flashes, they are almost identical in design.
02/05/2008 11:48:26 PM · #8
Try to grab an SB-26 or SB-28 on eBay instead.
02/06/2008 04:39:14 AM · #9
Originally posted by taterbug:

what I can't seem to find anywhere is, what it's voltage is.


More than likely 6 volts, but YMMV.
I agree with Leroy, get something else.
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