The Flash Light Speed

[1] NEEWER Z2-S 2.4G TTL Round Head Flash Speedlite for Sony, with upgraded UI, 2 Adjustable Modeling Lamps, TTL/M Quick Switch TCM Key, 76Ws Speedlight 1/8000s HSS 7.4V/2600mAh Battery rated 480 Full Power Flash (this flash punches way above its weight!) This is a really great speed light. Everything about it is next generation, and there are improvements everywhere compared to the Neewer Z1 released only a year before. The Z2 has a better LCD screen a modern round head shape, an intuitive menu system and a huge capacity rechargeable battery cell. This flash works with in the entire neewer accessories system and wireless flash triggers. The improvements over the Z1 are quantum leaped improved although the units look similar. This Z2 speed light works perfect in both manual and TTL settings with my Sony a7cii (only looking a little ridiculous because of the small footprint of the a7c2). If you need a speed light /flash system this is a great one to consider at one fourth the cost of a Sony branded flash system. The Neewer Z2-S (Sony) works with every Sony mirrorless E system camera. (Both FE systems as well as ASP-C) It comes with a nice storage case, stand, battery pack, battery charger, USB-C cable and instructions with full illustrations. (You will however need reading glasses for the micro sized print.) The unit's construction is similar in quality to a Sony NG60 sized flash and is slightly bigger and heavier than the Sony HVL-F46RM (25oz v 19oz with batteries). There are slight indentations, when the flash head is swiveled or rotated, but overall, the movements fill tight and well built. The flash has a nice quick release for the hot-shoe. I like the large rechargeable battery pack and never having to deal with AA batteries again.

[PC] The ring flash works nicely.though I would prefer someone made a dedicated unit for Pentax. Shutter speed slows as you stop down on the aperature 40 and less on shutter speed on manual. I do like the continuous light for shooting and setting up in less than favorable light. If you have a 49mm lens go ahead and order a step up adapter for from 49 to 52 so you can use the unit.

[3.47 lb] I am an hydrid shooter and I tried for both purposes, it is an amazing light will never failed for flash high speed sync. I am planing for couple of them.

[0.085 lb] The i60A speed light is a perfectly sized flash for my Sony Alpha camera. It's incredibly reliable and is capable of firing several flashes without needing a long while to rest/cool down. It is built tough and has an extremely user-friendly interface. Solid A+ here.

[LCD] this is my first Studio flash, I have used speed light with umbrella before. I was going to have to update my trigger system so I thought I move up to an ac powered system. I don't use flash a lot but when I do I use it heavily. Battery flashes just weren't giving me the power or reliability I needed so I thought I would try this. So far I am impressed and it does everything I need it to do. Very nice case also.

[Yes] All you need is a white wall for the photo. I am using it with Godox X2 Flash trigger and it's been great. I was going to get a speed light that you mount on the shoe, but needed a stronger flash. It's awesome for the price point. Would buy another for my studio.

[7.6" (19.4 cm)] This si great if you want a massive light source. I used it with 2 or 3 speed lights, a C-stand, a triple flash/umbrella mount, a Paul C Buff baby boom arm is very useful if you want to be able to tilt the soft box.

[Yes] I appreciate the size and the quality of this as a mobile modifier, accent/accessory lighting source; although it definitely could be used as a main light source. Even though it's a small unit it comes with a reflector plate and of course the outside diffuser and as a bonus at time of sale it also included a grid. Both fit/attach well on the umbrella and also the additional grid fits well within the supplied compact storage case very nicely. I do like, and I certainly knew what I was buying in regard to the mounting bracket to accommodate a speed light onto it; however I did also purchase the 48 inch unit which comes with a Bowens type mount, which requires purchasing another mounting bracket ($20) to use, but it is a little more versatile, accommodating a speed light as well as a larger unit such as a Godox AD200 flash unit. Good product that I would recommend although consideration for different style of flash mounting may be considered.

[Yes] This is a well made product and a great bargain as well. The Morris softbox comes with a speed ring that you can use for your own studio lights without the need to purchase any extra accessories; great for those just getting started. This also comes with a hot shoe mount for your flash unit. I have been using this soft box with my Nikon SB-800 as a fill light source, a hair light, and as a main light in portrait work in an environment with some kind of additional or ambient lighting. This is also great to use hand-held with your shoe mount flash.

I use this flash for my Sony a6300, a marriage made in heaven :-) All automatic features work well with the camera and this speed light is powerful. I have not used the led light for videos yet, and maybe never will. This flash works better, fits better and offers far more for less money than any of the Sony branded speed lights