The Panasonic DMW-FL360 achieves exactly the same guide number of 36 in the name range – with only two AA energy encoders a good performance. However, after 5 to 6 flashes at full power, it takes up to 12 seconds (depending on the type of battery) to reach the readiness for lightning.
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In the case of smoothly operating TTL flashes is not fired as a rule but with full power, which is why in practice practical work is possible. However, the second set of batteries should always be there.
Test Conclusion
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Test results
The Panasonic DMW-FL360 has a hakeliges battery compartment, a small display and a lot of adjustment possibilities, for example manual aperture and sensitivity adjustment or the flashing according to preset guide number. The short-time synchronization for flashing at shorter shutter speeds than the synchronization time of the camera is also possible. This, however, sucks the batteries really fast.
Amazing for a flash of a company that has only Micro Four Thirds cameras on offer: The focal ranges can be converted to 35 mm data. Background may be that the flash also works on Olympus cams - Olympus has cameras with 35mm sensor.
The color temperature of the Panasonic DMW-FL360 is quite neutral at full power with 5400 Kelvin, but increases with decreasing power towards blue. The power control is not quite exact but stable. The burn time is 1/1200 second.
The Panasonic DMW-FL360 is small and light, but neither strong nor for this performance class especially fast. A master or slave function does not exist. The device is only suitable for single-flash tasks in the amateur area and is priced at 220 euros.
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