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Hi all!

 

I recently got my new X-T20 and now i´m looking for a suitable flash.

 

After looking around for hours I cannot find any device thats is explicitly declared as fully compatible. 

I like the nissin i40, Meike MK320 because of the compact size. But I read somewhere that the Meike is not working with the X-T20.

 

Does anybody know any compatible flash?

 

Thanks 

 

 

philippe

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Phillipe,

 

I waited a little to see if someone with the X-T20 responds but no one has. I can not answer your question but I use the MK-320's with my X-T10 and I think they are brilliant. I could go and try one of them on a X-T20 for you in our local store if you can not resolve this otherwise.

 

Here where I live on-line stores would be obliged to let you send an item back unless you purchase it as a company (not as a private customer). Maybe you can do that too.

 

G.

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Hi George,

 

thanks for your answer!

 

As I read here there might be some problems with the MK-320 and the x-t20.

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4128120

 

But you are right: I could just order one piece and send it back if it is not working.

 

Philippe

You are welcome. Good luck and let us know how did you fare. And perhaps you would like to look at FlashQ or some other flash remote, they give you more options than on-camera flash. Edited by George_P
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