I am a amateur photographer getting back into photography after a long break during which cameras have changed out of all recognition! I was looking for a flashgun for my Nikon D3000 but didn't want to spend hundreds of pounds on a Nikon one as I wasn't sure how much I would use it. I did quite a bit of research and decided on the K & F Concept KF-882. I have only just got it as it was a Christmas present. First impressions are very favourable; it seems very robust was well packed with a nice carry/storage case. I have started using it a bit and it gives a good light and recharges fairly quickly. However, the one thing that majorly lets this flash down is the complete lack of any intelligible instructions with it. Why on earth produce what seems such a good, value for money product and let it down by not getting instructions written so that they can be understood in the respective language of the country in which they are being sold. I am sure there are more technologically savvy, experienced photographers out there who will know how to operate this without needing guidance but I am not one of them and am worried I won't be able to use this to its full potential.