Nissin Air-1 Commander - Fujifilm X (126196)
- Nissin Air 2.4 GHz Radio TTL System
- Compatible with Fuji TTL
- Wireless TTL with Di700A Flash
- Triggering Range: 98'
- 8 Channels and 3 Groups (A, B, C)
- Flash Sync Speed up to 1/8000 Second
- Manual Zoom Adjustment from 24-200mm
- Manual Power Adjustment from 1/1-1/128
- Color LED Control Panel & AF Assist Beam
Free yourself from cables and the line-of-sight demanding optical slave modes with the Nissin Air 1 Commander, featuring the Nissin Air System with 2.4 GHz radio transmission for wireless master TTL control over NAS-compatible flash units such as the Di700A. This unit is compatible with Fuji cameras that utilize TTL metering and offers a triggering range of up to 98'. Also, it features eight channels and three groups for setting up numerous flashes with different settings and modes, all from the commander unit.
High-speed sync is supported with a maximum sync speed of 1/8000 second along with compatibility for 1st & 2nd curtain sync modes. The zoom setting of the flash can also be manually adjusted from 24-200mm, along with the power from 1/1 to 1/128. The Air 1 features a color LED control panel to view settings and make adjustments as well as an AF assist beam for focusing in low light conditions. Additionally, it runs on 2 AAA batteries.
- Capable of firing flash at a rate of 10 flashes per second
- Battery life of about 3000 flashes
- Exposure compensation support from -2 to +2 EV in 1/2 EV steps
- AF assist light has range of 2.3 - 19.7'
- MPN - FG DAIR1F#
- GTIN - N/A
No available accessories for this Product
Specification
| Power: | Settings: 1/1 to 1/128 |
| Channels: | 8 |
| Groups: | 3 |
| Wireless Range: | 30 m |
| Radio Frequency: | 2.4 GHz |
| Control Modes: | Manual, TTL |
| Flash Interval: | 10 Flashes per Sec |
| Sync Speed: | 1/8000 Sec |
| Bottom Mount: | Hot Foot |
| Battery Type: | 2 x AAA |
| Dimensions: | 65 x 60 x 55 mm (Transmitter) |
| Weight: | 53.9 g |
| EV Range: | ±2 (1/2 Increments) |
Nissin Air-1 Commander - Fujifilm X
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