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Question: Does the thing swivel?
Document: I use this on and off the camera. It's multiple settings and swivel/pivot head, it works in every situation. Well worth the low price.
Bought this for my daughter. She loves the swivel on the flash that allows her to easily adjust the level of direct light on an object. It works off its own power source and gives her extra battery life to take the gazillion pictures of everything and the price was very reasonable.
This thing is great speed light! My favorite part is the power regulator on the back, works great with my remote triggers.
You can not really ask for any thing better for the price you are paying. Gets the job done! I would definitely recommend it for beginners and photographers on a budget.
This is very nice speedlight flash as a second (slave) the only thing i can write as a bad side is that the shutter must be slower than 200 so the camera can catch the light! very strange but i take some time to know this. in general i am using the TT520 and Nikon SB900 both and TT520 is doing a great job.
this flash works great; the only problem is the user; I still need to figure out how to take pics with this dang thing, but we'll get there. I'm glad I didn't spend hundreds for a name brand.It's been through 6 countries and thousands of miles of travel and still works perfectly!
This was just the thing I needed. I had been looking at spending about $200 for a Speed Bulb, when I ran across this little gem. I have no idea how they offer such an amazing piece of equipment for so low of a price. It swivels all over the place, you can adjust the angle in many different positions. It includes a hotshoe mount that allows it to be remotely fired from a tripod, or sit on any flat surface.
I'm not a professional photographer by any means, but I do enjoy photography as a hobby. I've been looking for an external flash to give my pictures that extra glare. This flash does the job, inexpensive and provides good lighting at different angles. The only thing I'm bummed about is that it uses 4 AA batteries. It went through a set in no time, but it's nothing some rechargeable can't take care of.
Changing angles is easily achieved and it also marks the degrees (45,60,75,90) which is nice when you're unsure. All in all, in my opinion, this is the flash to get when photography is a hobby, a learning experience, and/or an every day use (kids, family, etc) . Hope this helps.P.S. One thing I forgot to mention, this flash does NOT work in live view.
For the price this thing is a steal! I didn't want to spend the extra cash on a more expensive speedlite. So I found this one and decided to order it. First of all it is a manual speedlite which means you have to control the amount of light being shot out. I personally find this enjoyable because I feel more in tune with my camera having to figure everything out, but some people will find this annoying. Secondly it operates and moves well, it doesn't feel cheap.
Answer: Yes it swivels. It also has great manual control. Unfortunately it will not communicate with camera brain as far as intensity function. I've found it to be an excellent sattelite flash as the sensor works great for wireless fill. The hot shoe still works great but intensity has to be manually set on back of flash