MG8
- Feb 28, 2019
- 1 min read
Smaller for Mirrorless – Nissin MG8
An advance NAS 2.4Ghz Wireless strobe for on-camera and studio shoot
Nissin Japan Limited (Chairman Mr. Goto Chikara) proudly announces MG8, an advance NAS (Nissin Air System) 2.4Ghz Wireless strobe for both on-camera and studio shooting, to be available in late Feb 2019.
Differ from its big brother MG10, MG8 is lighter, affordable with 60GN advance strobe in N.A.S. family. There is a shutter release button on top of the handle and standard adapter screw under the flash head which is a perfect match for studio application. Removable zoom head is designed for flash accessories application. It also fully supports commander Air 10s and Air 1.
Patented design – magnetically contacted motorized zoom head
The removable external motorized zoom allows MG8 to zoom 24 ~ 200mm and 18mm with the diffuser. It can also control in manual and auto synchronize lens focal length via Air 10s.
Long lasting with full power
The type 26650 batteries provide 1000 flashes in full power (5000mAh batteries or higher). With 8 AA rechargeable batteries provide 400 times flashes in full power.
Open Mode - Shooting Flexibility
Open Mode allows users to pair multiple units of Air10s in the same group of MG series. Even if cameras are changed, the same settings can still be used.
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