Sony HVL-F32M is a new entry-level flash for Alpha cameras

Sony has a new entry-level flashgun called the HVL-F32M with wireless slave functions and a dust & moisture-sealed body.

Sony HVL-F32M

Sony has a new low-end flashgun called the HVL-F32M. Sitting somewhere between the F20M and F48M, it takes two AA batteries, has a tilting, swivelling head and a body sealed against dust and moisture. You can use it with Multi-interface Shoe as an on-camera flash, or remotely as a wireless slave.

Sony HVL-F32M

Specifications

  • Guide number of 32
  • ADI flash metering
  • High-speed sync
  • Advanced wireless slave
  • Auto white balance
  • Vertically tilts from -8° to 90°
  • Swivels 90° left; 180° right
  • Multi-Interface Shoe
  • Flip-down wide diffuser panel
  • Takes two AA batteries

On the rear is a backlit LCD control panel. The HVL-F32M has a locking hotshoe foot.

Sony HVL-F32M

The Sony HVL-F32M is listed for $299.99 / £249.00 and expected to ship on 12 November 2014. See the Sony web site for more information, or visit their stands in Hall 5.2 at Photokina this week.

David Selby
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