Imagine you’re happily snapping dreamy half-frame film shots with your vintage-cool TYCH 35 mm half-frame camera and then BAM! You realize there’s no way to add a flash. Nightmare? Nope. That’s where the glorious new little savior, the TYCH Flash Adapter, swoops in like a tiny superhero with a hot shoe instead of a cape.

This unassuming $48 gadget plugs right into the TYCH’s USB-C port, magically turning it into a bona-fide flash-ready champ. Seriously, one minute you’re in ambient light purgatory, the next you’re blinding your subjects with science. And that science is a “stealth” 1/125 sec sync speed that’s been hiding inside the TYCH menu since day one.

Tiny and Bright Like a Newborn

The folks at Alfie Cameras clearly anticipated this flash-fantasy. Pair it with a flash, like the Ulanzi F12 Mini Flash, and you’re no longer shooting silhouettes; you’re shooting bright, well-lit masterpieces even in dim conditions.

In short, this clever little attachment makes the TYCH into a complete camera. It’s small, clever, and essential if you want to stop your portraits from looking like moody ghosts and start turning heads with crisp, lit-to-perfection film shots. Photographer’s sidekick? More like a must-have TYCH accessory.

Enjoy.