Polaroid

Polaroid PL108AFS Digital Auto Focus Flash for Sony

Elevate Your Photography with Enhanced Flash PerformanceEnhance your photography with the Polaroid PL-108AF Studio Series Digital Flash. This auto-focus, TTL-enabled flash unit provides reliable and consistent illumination for your Sony Alpha cameras, helping you capture stunning images in any li...

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Overview

Elevate Your Photography with Enhanced Flash Performance

Enhance your photography with the Polaroid PL-108AF Studio Series Digital Flash. This auto-focus, TTL-enabled flash unit provides reliable and consistent illumination for your Sony Alpha cameras, helping you capture stunning images in any lighting condition.

  • Type: Shoe Mount Flash
  • Guide Number: 60' (20m) @ 35mm
  • TTL: Yes
  • Bounce Head: Yes
  • Vertical Bounce Angle: 0°, 45°, 60°, 75°, 90°
  • Recycle Time: 0.3 - 10 sec
  • Power Source: 2 x AA batteries (not included)
  • Features: Auto Focus Assist Lamp, Red-Eye Reduction

Specifications

Brand
Polaroid
Model Name
PL108AFS
Compatibility
Sony (Digital)
Feature
Auto Focus
Product Type
Flash

Frequently Asked Questions

This Polaroid PL108AFS Digital Auto Focus Flash is specifically designed for Sony cameras.
Yes, it is an "Auto Focus Flash," meaning it is designed to work with the camera's autofocus system.
While it offers auto-focus and enhanced illumination for digital photography, the lack of specific advanced features like high guide numbers or manual controls may make it more suitable for amateur or enthusiast use rather than professional demands.
The product features do not specify whether batteries are included or what type of batteries it uses.
The product description focuses on its function as an "On Camera Lighting" accessory and does not provide information about off-camera or wireless capabilities.
The primary benefit is improved illumination and potentially better exposure control compared to a camera's often weaker, built-in flash, especially in low-light conditions.