$168.95
| Brand | : | LumoPro_ |
| Manufacture | : | LumoPro_ |
| Label | : | LumoPro_ |
| Publisher | : | LumoPro_ |
| Product Group | : | Photography |
| Product Type Name | : | CAMERA_OTHER_ACCESSORIES |
| Studio | : | LumoPro_ |
| EAN | : | 0088000116006 |
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Product Spesifications
- Equivalent output to Canon 580 EX II and the Nikon SB-900.
- Built in optical slave for triggering. Metal hot shoe.
- Easy to use manual power and zoom settings.
- Minimum Recycling Time, Full power: 4 seconds with AA
- Warranty: 2 years from date of purchase
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Product Description
The LP160 Quad-sync flash builds on the success of previous models, like the LP120, giving amateur and professional photographers even more features. Today's digital photographers are looking for powerful, small flashes that are reasonably priced and well constructed. The LP160 is the flash that delivers the power, features and price point to meet that need.As with previous projects, LumoPro crowd-sourced the additional features from the Strobist community, a popular online group of photographers devoted to working with small, battery powered flashes. This creative and sophisticated group led the developers to create the tool to meet the demand.
Improvements included in this new model are impressive and built to fit the needs of today's working photographers. The LP160 features twice the power and quicker recycling for faster shooting. The Full to 1/64th power setting and digital optical slave make the flash more usable under low light situations. A 7degree tilt, metal hot-shoe, electronic zoom, and improved body construction add to the long list of features for professionals.
All other features from the popular LP120 are present, including the Optical slave, PC and Miniphone syncro ports, and manual power adjustments. The power output of the LP160 is equivalent to the top of the line flashes from camera manufacturers such as Canon and Nikon.
An exciting new feature will allow even more integration with existing flash systems: the new digital optical slave will ignore the 'pre-flash' - a common feature of TTL flashes for obtaining exposure information. This important addition enables photographers to manually control the LP160, in conjunction with their TTL flashes, without transmitting a TTL signal or exposure information, or having the LP160 flash when the pre-flash activates.
