Promaster 7000m Flash Manual Install

Can I use my ProMaster FTD 5700 flash with my Nikon D90? I'm afraid to simply try it.. I have tested the trigger voltage and it is not a problem But still, there could be some incompatibilty with the pin arrangement.. trigger voltagles would likely fry the K10D) Rather than set an ISO and then aperture, it requires you to dial in 1/4, 1/2 etc.. Are there any guidelines on how that translates so that I don't have to take a couple of test shots always. 1

Moreover, this Promaster flash has multiple modes including TL Auto, Manual, Multiple, Modeling, Slave/Remote, and auto-focus to deliver right amount of light during the right moment. Click

Thanks for any help and advice Hi Mac, I have one of those as well that I used on my *istD.. Product Information Capture clear pictures, even in the dark, using the Promaster FTD7000M shoe mount flash. HERE

Are there any K10D users that have experience with this flash? Any problems?On a related issue, because it is not p-TTL, any advice on how to use? It doesn't seem very intuitive like my old Vivitar 283 (no - never tried those at all.. Thanks for the input back and good to hear there is no danger to using with the K10D.. Actaully, I've been finding that the on camera flash works much easier than trying to fiddle with the 360. ae05505a44 HERE

The contacts look like they may work, but I don't want to Promaster FTD 7000M Review & Ratings (last updated: 08 January'11), User Manual Download, Features & Specifications.. Featuring a 24 -105 mm zoom range, this Promaster flash lets you widen or narrow the field of illumination according to your requirement.. I bought a Pentax 360 flash a few months ago and now use that if I need to and have relagated the Promaster to just wireless off camera use, which is fun.. I have one in mint condition but have never used it According to Promaster's site, they warned about possible damage using it with Pentax digital SLR's.. I loved it on that camera as it was ttl and spot on every time I've used it on my K10d too, but being that that camera is pttl (thanks, Pentax) it only fires at full power. Click