I haven't had the same experience, costwise. The Metz comparable flash to the
T-32 is the 32 CT-3. Its head swivels & tilts up for bounce. At 60 bucks, or so
its much more affordable than the T-32. The SCA 321 base goes for about $10 or
$15 depending on where you get it. Any flash bracket with even a blank hotshoe
will put this flash off camera with complete thru-the-lens functionality by
using the SCA 307A coiled cord. This goes for $20 or $25. I found mine by just
typing in "SCA 307A" in Yahoo, for just $17.
Larry
"John A. Lind" wrote:
> I have a pair of T-32's, a T-20 and a BG-2 with a few of the cords. All
> have been quite reliable. If you're not entirely happy with the "T"
> flashes, look into the Metz line. They have GN 32 and GN 40 flash heads
> (the 40 series is about half-way between a 32 and 45). The SCA-321 foot is
> for the Olympus OM bodies and
> allows full TTL-Auto control. Comparatively, a full Metz setup will cost you
> significantly more
> than the "T" series, at least 150 0f not 200%.
>
> -- John
> At 20:34 7/28/01, Parzival wrote (in part):
>
> >But what alternatives are there? I want a flash that has a bounce
> >head, is reasonably powerful, and does the whole dance with the
> >OM2n/4/4T. Also I am now the proud owner of the most expensive
> >wires in the world, a TTL 0.6m, TTL2m, TTL auto-connector ($90 or so).
> >
> >- Parzival
>
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