is this flash light metal?
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yes. and the "high beam" is close to that of a car. under low beam I can see far, far beyond what other flashlights have provided. I bought [TangsFire 4pcs 18650 3600 mAh 3.7V Li-ion Rechargeable Battery + 1pcs charger] to use with it. I got it so I could see black dogs in their fenced enclosure at night. Could not see them with regular lights. Now can stand on porch and easily see them at approx. 200 feet. Could also see beyond the yard perimeter at my father's house- 1/2 acre. With the high beam on, could see what seemed a mile. Rarely need the high. Battery said using high drained life fast. Changed batteries last month [April] and it has been used almost daily since September, though not for extended periods. I found it to be a fabulous buy and did all it said it would. It is a solid metal. Sold by TangsFire
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No mine was metal, just like the one on my Stinger DS. The only problem was the diameter. If you are looking to upgrade an origional Stinger with this item you will find the cap is bigger than the battery housing of the light. It worked fine but didn't fit into the light holster.
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Yes, all metal -- or at least they were about 12-15 years ago when I bought mine. I would assume they're still metal. Plastic just wouldn't be strong enough. My Stroboframe is still working like new after over a decade of use.
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If by 'speedlight' you mean a Nikon flash, it will be fine. It's a quality piece and has no trouble holding my camera and telephoto. As near as I can determine it is, for all practical purposes, of all metal construction.
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Yes it is. It seems to be the FM-15 with chrome coating. I was sent an FM-15 in an FM-25 box a while ago (great quality control) so as I needed to use it straight away I got used to the white fixture on the chrome. I now use the FM-15 as it's cheaper.
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The one that I have is all metal and glass. This is a battery powered light. I have a solar rechargeable for outside, it is plastic and glass. The descriptions were confusing when I made my purchases.
1633005
Nope! This is a flash with a relatively long refresh time. You are probably looking for an led light array for consistent light
582215
This is not a flash. This is a video LED light that has a control on the light that adjust the intensity.
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Well, it's hard to say exactly, but yes. It is a metal. Not plastic or anything dlse. It is quite durable. I recommend it, but I put a warmer light fluorescent bulb (Cfr).
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Yes it is. You will need to order a flash diffuser because the strobe does not come with a diffuser.It also comes with a case and a float strap.
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I guess you mean the clamp that attaches to the table. I don't have the lamp in front of me--it is at our vacation house--but to the best of my recollection it is metal. I am very happy with the lamp. I have an OC White that I purchased over 5 years ago for around $500. I prefer this lamp and the value for money is excellent. The magnifying glass is large and clarity is excellent. Easy to maneuver and holds it position well.
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I am holding it my hands at this moment. It is in fact metal. It is some sort of aluminum. The only plastic is on the screw end that clamps to table. The jaws are a rubber compound that are removable. I've used this several times and does a really good job on light work. The ball socket makes it really nice to position things at different angles. Overall, works good.
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Yes, I believe so. This is not a flash per se, but rather a continuously lit LED lamp. It is manually switched on and off and does not electrically "talk" to the camera.
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The manufacturer has told me that this lamp has a 2 prong unit, and that the material surrounding the bulb is metal, however there is a plastic lens cover. If you have any additional questions feel free to contact me at any time. Thanks! Chris
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Both the shoe on the cord and the part that connects to the camera's shoe are metal. The bottom part of the shoe (that attaches to whatever bracket you are using), unfortunately is plastic. While the flash is secure in the cord (metal on metal), unfortunately the risk is that the cord components could still break and let the speedlight fall (with the cord still attached) to the ground. That said, I did put it through it's paces at a recent wedding reception using an SB-900(910) speedlight (with the added weight of a large 'FlashBender') mounted to a flash bracket with no signs of failure or fatigue. (I was careful though.) Both the shoe on the cord and the part that connects to the camera's shoe are metal. The bottom part of the shoe (that attaches to whatever bracket you are using), unfortunately is plastic. While the flash is secure in the cord (metal on metal), unfortunately the risk is that the cord components could still break and let the speedlight fall (with the cord still attached) to the ground. That said, I did put it through it's paces at a recent wedding reception using an SB-900(910) speedlight (with the added weight of a large 'FlashBender') mounted to a flash bracket with no signs of failure or... » Read More Both the shoe on the cord and the part that connects to the camera's shoe are metal. The bottom part of the shoe (that attaches to whatever bracket you are using), unfortunately is plastic. While the flash is secure in the cord (metal on metal), unfortunately the risk is that the cord components could still break and let the speedlight fall (with the cord still attached) to the ground. That said, I did put it through it's paces at a recent wedding reception using an SB-900(910) speedlight (with the added weight of a large 'FlashBender') mounted to a flash bracket with no signs of failure or fatigue. (I was careful though.) « Show Less
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Dear Faisal, the screw is metal and the thumb wheel is plastic. the flange at the bottom is metal and part of the screw its very sturdy, and a necessity if you put anything on you flash shoe or items that don't have a built in shoe like a light.
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The shoe that slides onto the camera is metal. It comes with a screw to securely fasten it to the camera body. I have picked up the camera with a lens attached by the flash and have not had any issues with it.