Nissin Nissin Digital i60A for Canon [NAS Compatible]

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【Liability】 We are not responsible for malfunctions or damages caused by improper use, such as operating the product without a transformer. Product compatibility list before purchase Please be sure to check (https://www.nissin-japan.com/compatibilitychart/) whether it can be used with your camera. High light intensity / GN maximum 60 (at 200mm coverage angle) TTL compatible flash adjustment is -2.0~+2.0, manual mode is 1/1~1/256, both in 1/3EV steps. It has a built-in radio receiver compatible with NAS, and when paired with the NAS commander "Air1", you can remotely control the NAS commander to emit light (TTL/M) or change the zoom illumination angle from a distance from the camera. Bounce is supported at 90° vertically and 180° horizontally. This strobe is useful for both on-camera and off-camera use! ■Large light intensity/GN maximum 60 (at irradiation angle 200mm) Although it has a small body, the maximum guide number is 60 (at a beam angle of 200mm). The generous amount of light allows for a variety of expressions in a variety of situations. In addition, the adjustment range in manual mode is 1/1 to 1/256 (1/3EV steps), allowing fine adjustment from high light intensity to low light intensity. ■Built-in radio receiver compatible with NAS When paired with the NAS Commander "Air1", you can remotely control the NAS Commander to emit light (TTL/M) and adjust the light intensity remotely from the camera, or change the strobe firing angle using the zoom mechanism. Of course, since it is a radio wave type, it can operate stably even outdoors during the day or in places with obstacles, something that conventional optical wireless TTL systems were weak at. Despite its more compact body, the maximum guide number is 60 (guide number 32 at 200mm and 35mm beam angles), which provides a large amount of light. Even when lighting away from the camera or using various lighting accessories, it can be used with ease. In addition, the adjustment range in manual mode is up to a minimum of 1/256 (1/3EV step), making it possible to take advantage of the low light intensity that is unique to clip-on strobes. Detailed settings are also available to meet the demands of professionals. ■Head rotation angle of 180 degrees left and right and 90 degrees upward Although the body is small, the head can rotate 90 degrees upward and 180 degrees left and right. In combination with high-power light intensity, it is also possible to perform omnidirectional bounce photography. ■Supports auto zoom and manual zoom Equipped with an auto zoom mechanism that automatically changes the illumination angle according to the lens angle of view. By distributing light according to the illumination angle, we reduce wasteful light emission and increase the amount of light. The illumination angle covers a lens angle of view equivalent to 24-200mm. If you pull out the built-in wide panel, it will cover an angle of view equivalent to 16mm. It also has a manual zoom mechanism that allows you to manually set the beam angle. The settings are retained even when the power is turned off. *The displayed values are for 35mm full size. ■Equipped with an LED video light that can also be used for video shooting. Equipped with a wide-angle video light using high-brightness white LED on the front of the main unit. In addition to assisting with video shooting, it can also be used as a modeling light at close range. ■Power supply unit with 4 AA batteries to support powerful operation We paid attention to the fact that it is powered by four AA batteries, rather than the two batteries that are common with small clip-on strobes. Not only can it be equipped with a zoom mechanism, but it is also far superior to models powered by two batteries in terms of charging speed, battery life, and light output.