Metz 52 AF-1: the first hotshoe flash unit with touchscreen display
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The touchscreen menu on the Metz 52 AF-1 rotates 90° when attached to a camera held in portrait orientation
The Metz 52 AF-1 flash output has a guide number of 52 meters (170 ft) at ISO 100 and with the zoom head at the 105mm position
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Until we get the ability to accurately control devices with the power of our brains, it seems like the touchscreen display will be the interface of choice for gadget-makers. Touchscreens continue to be added to devices which have previously made do with humble physical buttons, like the external flash, which recently joined the touchscreen fold with the launch of the Metz 52 AF-1.
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