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The Di466 has been developed for digital SLR cameras with the latest
TTL flash control technology. Two models are available, type C for Canon
Cameras utilizing E-TTL and E-TTL11 technology and type N for Nikon
Cameras with iTTL.
This versatile unit features a guide number of 33m (108ft) at 100 ISO.
Flash exposure compensation is provided in six steps by half stop
increments of -1.5, -1.0, -0.5, +0.5, +1.0, +1.5 by controlling a switch
on the back panel.
When on manual power the flash can also be triggered wirelessly. The
zoom head diffuser is motorised and will cover a lens range of 16-70mm
(24-105mm on film SLR cameras). It also incorporates a fill in reflector
and wide-angle diffuser and a built in colour filter guide.
For ease and speed of use the batteries are held in a convenient battery
cartridge where the battery contacts are all aligned in one direction
and is also supplied with spare cartridge.
Says Paul Kench, Kenro managing director: "This is a great addition to
the Nissin range and is a serious contender in the mid-range flash gun
arena. Nikon and Canon digital camera owners are encouraged to try out
one of these guns at their local dealer... the feature set and build
quality make them excellent value for money."
The Di466 is compatible with the following Canon cameras, EOS 300D, EOS
400D, EOS 350D, EOS 30D, EOS 20D, EOS 5D, EOS 10D, EOS 40D, EOS 1D and
EOS 1Ds. It can also be used with these Nikons, D40, D50, D70, D70s,
D80, D200, D300, D2H, D2Hs, D2X, D2Xs and D3.
Nissin has been a world-class manufacturer of high quality electronic
flash units for over 40 years. The Di466 has a RRP of £129.99 inclusive
of VAT and is available now from major photographic dealers.
Kenro is the official UK distributors for the range of Nissin flash
guns. For more information please visit the website or call Kenro on
01793 615836.
http://www.kenro.co.uk/
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