Originally posted by SyncGuy Oh yes... i forgot about that.. :P
Ok, TS.. Just get the YN560iii flash as recommended.. Because adjustment in flash power is a simple clicking between 2 buttons only.. power up or power down..
I'm pretty sure that's very manageable for you right?
Adjusting the power is easy, knowing the power needed is the challenge. Like I said, I love mine, but this is not a good idea for an inexperienced user who may not have the time to learn before this event.
If you want cheap and convenient, auto thyristor flashes are a good option. You still need some idea of the basic concepts of flash, but once you get your settings dialed in it is just point and shoot. Unfortunately there aren't many of these available new anymore, but there are many good used options out there like the Sunpak 433D that can be found under $40.