this is not synced flash but a slave flash i used it with my cannon SX100 is the qualty of night picture and realness made a big impression on my print i was realy impressed i used this with the Newer Auto Digital Slave Flash For Sony/Canon/Nikon/Pentax/T1i/XS/XTI/ XSi &...becuse i needed the bracket out of the small flash gun to hold this big flash im not an expert but for me i improvised a way to hold this flash

Fits my Pentax DSLR. It’s lightweight, and works well.

I teach an off camera flash class at a localcollege so I have the Godox XP-Pro for Nikon, Sony, Pentax and Canon for my students to use along with 2 of the Godox AD 200 PRO’s and the Flashpoint 600 and they perform without fail. After using different brands of triggers for my photography the Godox XP-Pro is by far the most reliable I’ve used. They are easy to set up and the controls are very user friendly. The Godox products are in my opinion the best on the market for the money.

I was getting tired of putting the lens cap in my pocket while taking pictures, especially the lens caps for my Pentax 'L' series lenses which can cost up to $40 or more. These keepers appear to be of a higher quality than others I have used in the past. The elastic material that goes around the lens is heavier and more robust. You have to be careful when removing the paper-backing off the sicker, because the hole sticker material might come off the holder. Otherwise, they work like a charm, although I only had them for about a week.

Very capable flash. Great value when compared with after market units for Pentax DSLR's. Features like auto zoom that matches the lens focal length, wireless remote operation and P-TTL auto flash with trailing curtain sync make this flash a bargain at twice the price.

"Amazon Verified Purchase": I purchased a new camera and wanted a case to carry my old Pentax S60 plus six (6) extra AA batteries. Case Logic makes excellent products; therefore, I went to the "CaseLogic" website ([...]) to use their "CaseFinder" to find a case. The "CaseFinder" is located in the upper right corner of the website and is entitled "CaseFinder Electronics Fit Guide". After clicking on the "CaseFinder" I chose the "Point and Shoot" category then entered the width (3.7"), height (2.5"), and depth (1.1") of my Pentax S60; "CaseFinder" gave me four (4) recommended cases that would fit my camera; I chose the DCB-302 to meet my needs.My Pentax S60 fits perfectly into the case's camera pocket which will accommodate a camera with 3.875" width, 2.5" height, and 1.25" depth. The accessory pocket comfortably holds my six (6) extra AA batteries. The case's neck (or shoulder) strap is excellent quality and the 3.25" wide belt loop is integrally stitched into the nylon case. The zippered camera pocket opens in a manner that will assure the camera will not fall out when you open it to retrieve your camera if the case is on your belt or hanging from your neck.

This has made carrying my heavy pentax 6x7 possible.

Must-have for Pentax 67! Attaches nicely and doesn't scratch up the body.