Nissin i600 officially release
Updated: Jan 30, 2020
When shooting indoor or in low light environment, it is a big challenge for cameras. Indeed, there are many ways to create amazing picture, one of them is lighting control. Photographers always goal for an advanced level after experiencing certain types of lighting equipment. For everyone to feel different power, Nissin Japan Limited (Chairman Mr. Goto Chikara) proudly announces i600, a 60GN high power portable flash with optical wireless. It is available for Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm and Four Thirds systems.
High Power Output – GN60 with Optical Wireless TTL mode The i600 provides a high-power output of 60GN (at ISO 100, 200mm) in a portable design, various slave settings offer flexible optical wireless flash combination with original camera.
Simple Operation Rotary Panel Nissin i600 has two dials controls: Mode set and EV set, even beginners can quickly get started. The lamp A, B and C indicated the position of Mode and EV setting. The Mode dial with 6 type of modes can be adjusted include A, M, TTL, SF, SD and Optical wireless (A/B/C Group). The output power provided 9 steps adjustment in Power dial.
Focal Length Coverage - 24-200mm
Zoom range can be adjustable from 24mm-200mm automatically. The flash equipped with a built-in diffuser that gives a 16mm coverage. User can extend and retract the Fill-in reflector (bounce card) even when a Soft Box is installed. (Soft Box purchase separately)
High-Speed Synchronization (HSS) It supports up to 1/8,000 seconds shutter speed.
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