I would like to know if someone can me tell the country of origin of this flash? Made in Japan like the X100S? or China like most of flashes today...
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Hello,The flash is made in china. If you have any other questions please let us know.Thank you Mason RosetOC CAMERA949-347-1276
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Not sure especially since I returned the flash and bought a flash from sony
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The pair I own was made in Japan. However, mine are rather old, later the production might have moved to China. You need to check that with the seller.For example, my Panasonic GF1 camera was made in Japan, but later production of Panasonic GF cameras was moved to China.Anyway, I recently got a Sennheiser PMX-200 for better isolation (which is lacking on ATH-EW9 - not the best for subway or plane), and once again ATH-EW9 wins on sound by a VERY large margin.
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I'm really sorry I can't help you, I bought this flash as a gift for a friend. I would browse through the Nikon forums if I were you....good luck!
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I haven't had a problem with it. My understanding was it was the old flashes that were made specifically for film cameras that could not be used on digital. This flash is made for digital cameras.
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I just looked at mine: made in japan it's an Olympus batt. Mine still going strong!
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look dude..mabe in vietnam better than china alright...i just got one canon sd970 is made in japan lucky..but 1 pixal was red out.,must be sending back for warranty
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Yes, the label on my camera says made in Japan. Lenses are usually a different story. Most newer Pentax lenses are designed in Japan but made in Vietnam. The lenses that are made in Vietnam aren't bad ... but there is a group of photographers online who believe the best Pentax lenses are the older ones made in Japan. The truth is that newer optical formulas and lens coatings are more important than the country where the lens is assembled. My "Japanese" Toyota is assembled in the USA but most people still identify it as a "Japanese" car. ;)
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I don't know if I can even tell what the manufacturer of the flash is. It is a "Made somewhere else" flash. It actually looks like something that would come with a Fisher Price camera toy. I would not expect much from it except using it as a flash light. My department did not buy this package for the flash, we already had a professional-level flash from the previous Canon. We bought this package for the extra telephoto lense, batteries and misc. other parts. The flash that comes with this is next to worthless.
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My Df is here with me: The camera body is made in Japan. If you are considering a Df bundled with a lens, not all Nikon (Nikkor) lenses are made in Japan.
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I think it is because this lense comes from Asia. Hong Kong I think. My lense took 3 weeks to get shipped to me.
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I believe its made in China. IFenix PD 35 is one of the best flash lights I own. I do like it. Teddy
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I purchased my FZ200 on a 2014 Black Friday sale on Amazon for less than $300. The camera was made in Communist China. I am disappointed about the image quality and EVF. I am not sure if the relatively poor image quality and EVF are unique to the Chinese version of the camera.
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i'm all most 100% sure all ultrafire products come from china...other than that it is still a good light for your money and i completely understand why you asked that question...most all top of the line flashlights are made in china...but they are jam up products as i own about 100 flashlights myself and i prefer the "coast" brand but i do own some ultrafire flaslights among other brand names too...
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I'm a little surprised myself, seeing as all the other Canon Powershots I've purchased previously were all Made in Japan. I suppose for the price I can't complain too much, and it still seems to take decent shots.
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Hey, i just purchased the Nikon D60... i am thinking about exchanging it for the XTI for the same reason. the time to for the flash to "refresh" really makes it hard to catch the moment when flash is needed. Are you stil happy with your exchange? Can anyone comment on the reasons for the substantially slower flash in the Nikon D60 when compared to the canon XTI? Also, i heard that the Canon XTI is being taken out of the market and only the XSi will remain... is that true?
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Dear J Kevin Polansky,Bulbs are sold by Miyatsu USA which is a Japanese company so I am guessing they are of Japanese origin but you never know where the Chinese or Taiwanese have there hands in a manufacturing production process.M. Simon Atkinson