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Futureshop in Canada still has a few SEF20's, Blacks in Canada regularly stocks them and if you want either the 20 or the 42, any number of photo retailers in Canada also stock them - try The Camera Store, Broadway Camera, VISTEK or Henry's. Any one of them should be able to help you out. (I believe they all have a good online store as well if you are too shy to call).
 
if you do not need TTL then you can use third party flashes like the yongnuo YN560, which is about as powerful as a SB900 or 580EXII.
 
tkpenalty said:
if you do not need TTL then you can use third party flashes like the yongnuo YN560, which is about as powerful as a SB900 or 580EXII.
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I just got a YN460 II and it works great on my Cactus V5 wireless triggers. For some reason it won't fire when directly mounted on my NX10.
 
Did you get the nikon version? You will have to make sure everything you get is canon or pentax due to the trigger voltage differences.

NX cameras will only work with anything that has a 6v trigger voltage, from what i've seen.
 
tkpenalty said:
Also if the YN460 doesnt work just use the optical slave mode.
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I got the YN-460II from an eBay seller that has it listed as Canon-Nikon-Pentax compatible. I wasn't planning on doing a ton of on camera flash work anyway, so I am happy with the 460 II + Cactus V5 triggers.
 
NX100 fires my Nikon SB600 on hotshoe with Samsung firmware 1.12. I measured my trigger voltage at 3.64V which matches what i see from googling.

I'd like to get Yongnuo RF-603 pair of triggers in Nikon flavor (for hotshoe TTL on my D80) and have it work in on my NX100 in manual mode. Has anyone tried this?
tkpenalty said:
Did you get the nikon version? You will have to make sure everything you get is canon or pentax due to the trigger voltage differences.

NX cameras will only work with anything that has a 6v trigger voltage, from what i've seen.
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