METZ MB 58 AF-1 for Pentax - Samsung camerasDiscontinued
METZ MB 58 AF-1 for Pentax - Samsung cameras
The world's most powerful compact flash that has been awarded the prestigious EISA 2007/2008 award in the Photo Accessories category. It allows users to upload the firmware directly from the computer using a USB cable, making it unnecessary to visit a specialized service when switching to a new camera. It features autofocus with a vertically tilting and horizontally rotating reflector fitted with a reflective plate and a wide-angle lens that illuminates 18 mm for a cinematic equivalent. Using the technology of the second additional spotlight is the strongest among the competitors.
Works in TTL, auto, manual, and strobe exposure modes. Supports the latest TTL modes of all digital SLR manufacturers. It offers new multi-zone AF measurements and a fully vertical and horizontally adjustable main reflector. Lets you sync with the second shutter, high-speed sync and many more advanced features. Performance can be reduced to 1/256.
Parameters and Specifications:
Supported cameras: Olympus and Panasonic
Reference number: 58 for ISO 100/21 ° (105 mm)
Image field extensions: From 18 mm with spreadable plate From 24 mm without spreading plate
Supported TTL modes: E-TTL, E-TTL II, i-TTL, D-TTL, FT-TTL, P-TTL and others
The directional number (GN) is a key indicator of external flash performance. It expresses the maximum flash range in meters at ISO 100 and full power capacity. A higher directional number means a greater flash range and therefore the ability to illuminate more distant objects. For example, a flash with a directional number of 60 at ISO 100 will illuminate a subject at a distance of 60 metres at ISO 100. The directional number is important for judging whether the flash can adequately illuminate a scene, especially when shooting in large spaces or when soft light diffusion is needed when using diffusers or reflective surfaces.
External flash exposure control modes are the various methods by which the camera and external flash communicate to achieve the optimum exposure for the image. These modes include TTL, E-TTL, E-TTL II, I-TTL, P-TTL, HSS and D-TTL. Each of these modes offers different options for metering and adjusting flash intensity to match the lighting conditions and intended composition of the photograph.
The directional number (GN) is a key indicator of external flash performance. It expresses the maximum flash range in meters at ISO 100 and full power capacity. A higher directional number means a greater flash range and therefore the ability to illuminate more distant objects. For example, a flash with a directional number of 60 at ISO 100 will illuminate a subject at a distance of 60 metres at ISO 100. The directional number is important for judging whether the flash can adequately illuminate a scene, especially when shooting in large spaces or when soft light diffusion is needed when using diffusers or reflective surfaces.
External flash exposure control modes are the various methods by which the camera and external flash communicate to achieve the optimum exposure for the image. These modes include TTL, E-TTL, E-TTL II, I-TTL, P-TTL, HSS and D-TTL. Each of these modes offers different options for metering and adjusting flash intensity to match the lighting conditions and intended composition of the photograph.
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