The Flash Centre (UK) has some offers on during Focus On Imaging, 7th-10th March. You can take advantage even if you aren’t at the convention, as the deals will also be available online. More details here.
A review of Godox‘s Sony-fit PT-04 flash triggers has been posted here. On a related note, bad news for Sony users, who likely won’t ever be getting an iISO-fit Yongnuo RF-602:
Asked the manufacturer, they said that the Sony version won’t be produced in the future, but only Canon and Nikon version. Some ideas may meet your needs:
First, Sony A900/A850/A700 has PC port, these cameras can be connected to the the transmitter with a PC-PC cable, it will work as attaching to the hot shoe. But kindly note that and other Sony DSLR cameras doesn’t have PC port.
Second, use a YN-H3 adapter to connect the transmitter to the Sony hot shoe.
Source: nice.photo
The Yongnuo YN-465 (Canon version) flash got a positive review here. Meanwhile the newer Yongnuo YN-467 (Canon) received 4.5 stars out of 5 in this short review.
There have been some rumblings about the touch-screen-controlled CM-series monolights manufactured by Chinese company Menik, manufacturer of studio lights (and, er, cookers). The only distributor we know of so far is this one in Australia.
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