Actually, the Sunpak 433D in Olympus dedicated has just about all the
features and capabilities of the T32 plus several others. Like, it has
the GN (120) of the 283 and has the TTL of the T32 which in a gymnasium
would be a major consideration. The only drawbacks that I have found
with the 433D is that it has no TTL cord socket so can't be chained and
it won't fit on a BG2.
IMHO,
Rand E.
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Dirk Wright wrote:
>
> >Given that I'l be shooting in poorly lit gymnasiums, would I be
> >better off to shoot 1/250-1/500 with available light (I don't think
> >Super FP will be an option at the distances I'll be shooting), or
> >stick my 283 on my 4T and let the flash freeze action at 1/60?
> >
>
> second option is best INMHO. The flash is closer to daylight color
> temp. It would be even better to get a T32 and do TTL.
>
> Be seeing you.
>
> Dirk Wright
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