Shed some light on your shots with this Pentax AF-200FG Electronic Flash. Featuring flash coverage for focal lengths as wide as 28mm (in 35mm format), this flash also offers a full manual mode for more creative control over your shots. And its compact design and included case mean it's ready to travel when you are.

Pentax AF-200FG Electronic Flash with Case Features:

• Simple mode dial operation offers P-TTL with pre-flash to assure proper exposure
• Flash exposure compensation can be set to -0.5 and -1 EV in P-TTL mode through dial
• Works with focal lens 24mm and higher (sold separately) 
• Built-in, flip-down diffuser covers focal lengths down to 24mm (in the 35mm format)
• Other Differentiator: Programmed through the lens (TTL) exposure

• Exposure Control: Manual, PTTL, TTL
• Flash Control: TTL-series-control auto flash/manual flash
• Flash Modes: P-TTL (TTL corrective auto flash, contrast-control auto flash); TTL (TTL auto flash); full manual flash
• Discharge Angles: 70 degrees horizontal; 53 degrees vertical (78 degrees horizontal, 60 degrees vertical with wide-angle panel)
• Focal Length Coverage: 28mm equivalent (24mm equivalent with wide angle panel)
• Guide Number: 20 at ISO 100/m, full; 28 at ISO 200/m, full
• Flash Range: 2.3-11.8? (GN 20, ISO 100, f/5.6)
• Interval and Battery Life: Alkaline batteries: approx 4s interval, 300 full discharges; lithium batteries: approx 4s interval, 450 full discharges; NiMH batteries: approx 4s interval, 400 full discharges
• Color: Daylight
• Synchronization: Leading Shutter Curtain Sync
• Flash measures approx. 3.7"L x 3.3"W x 2.7"H 
• Case measures approx. 3.5"L x 3"W x 5"H
• Flash weights approx. 6.8 oz. without batteries
• Model: AF-200FG
• Power Source: 4 AA batteries (not included)
• Manual included
• Made in China 
• Comes with a manufacturer's 1-year limited warranty 

About Pentax...
Whether it's digital cameras, lenses, flashes or other photo accessories, Pentax is well known as a leader in the photographic industry. In fact, it launched the very first SLR camera way back in 1952! Since then, the company has developed several state-of-the-art photographic products and has branched out into other fields, including computers and information technology. Pentax now operates 16 subsidiary companies worldwide.