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<blockquote data-quote="carguy" data-source="post: 155112" data-attributes="member: 12521">More details. I ordered one today from Amazon.The Triopo TR-120 bare bulb and TTL speedlite is now available on Amazon for just $99 in the re-branded form of a Polaroid PL-135, in Canon and Nikon versions.The TR-120, up until now only sold in China, was promising not only to be the first inexpensive bare bulb speedlight, but also the first TTL enabled bare bulb speedlight!Questions may remain about the TTL capability, but even just for use as a fully manual only flash, this unit is undoubtedly going to sell out very fast!. So you’d want to grab one now if you’re keen.&nbsp;The TR-120 has TTL, Manual, Multi, and S1, S2 slave modes.But even regardless of TTL the TR-120 is a fully equipped manual flash ideal for off camera use with -&nbsp; &nbsp; Full manual power levels from 1/128 to full in 1/3rd stop adjustments.&nbsp; &nbsp; An external battery port&nbsp; &nbsp; PC sync port&nbsp; &nbsp; S1 &amp; S2 optic slave modes&nbsp; &nbsp; High Guide Number GN54@ ISO100, 105mm&nbsp; &nbsp; 3.5 second recycle&nbsp; &nbsp; 360 degree swivel headThis is a regular speedlite with a bare bulb head added, so its powered by 4 AA batteries inside like most other speedlites. The bare bulb should, at least to some degree, also reduce the overheating issue regular speedlites face, allowing more flashes in row or higher power levels to be used.<a href="http://flashhavoc.com/triopo-tr-120-ttl-bare-bulb-speedlite/" target="_blank">Triopo TR-120 – $99 TTL &amp; Bare Bulb Speedlight – Now Available ! | FLASH HAVOC</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="carguy, post: 155112, member: 12521"] More details. I ordered one today from Amazon. The Triopo TR-120 bare bulb and TTL speedlite is now available on Amazon for just $99 in the re-branded form of a Polaroid PL-135, in Canon and Nikon versions. The TR-120, up until now only sold in China, was promising not only to be the first inexpensive bare bulb speedlight, but also the first TTL enabled bare bulb speedlight! Questions may remain about the TTL capability, but even just for use as a fully manual only flash, this unit is undoubtedly going to sell out very fast!. So you’d want to grab one now if you’re keen. The TR-120 has TTL, Manual, Multi, and S1, S2 slave modes. But even regardless of TTL the TR-120 is a fully equipped manual flash ideal for off camera use with - Full manual power levels from 1/128 to full in 1/3rd stop adjustments. An external battery port PC sync port S1 & S2 optic slave modes High Guide Number GN54@ ISO100, 105mm 3.5 second recycle 360 degree swivel head This is a regular speedlite with a bare bulb head added, so its powered by 4 AA batteries inside like most other speedlites. The bare bulb should, at least to some degree, also reduce the overheating issue regular speedlites face, allowing more flashes in row or higher power levels to be used. [url=http://flashhavoc.com/triopo-tr-120-ttl-bare-bulb-speedlite/]Triopo TR-120 – $99 TTL & Bare Bulb Speedlight – Now Available ! | FLASH HAVOC[/url] [/QUOTE]

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