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Publicación: 2020-07-30, Autor: Jim , crítica de: pcmag.com
TTL support for multiple systems, Round flash head, Articulating head for indirect illumination, Rechargeable battery, Works on camera and off (with transmitter), 1/8000-second High Speed Sync, Upgradeable firmware,
Charger doesn't work with all USB-C cables, Wireless transmitter sold separately, Less than pro-grade fit and finish
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