Nissin i60A Flashgun - Nikon
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This guide is for Nikon camera users looking to enhance their photography with the Nissin i60A flashgun. The key benefit is its powerful, yet compact design, providing excellent lighting in a small package. A potential caveat is the need to familiarize yourself with flash photography settings for optimal results. The Nissin i60A offers a guide number of 60m at ISO 100/200mm and a zoom head covering 24-200mm focal lengths. It also features wireless slave and commander functionality.
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FAQs
What is the guide number?
The guide number is 60m at ISO 100/200mm.
What is the zoom range?
The zoom head covers focal lengths from 24-200mm.
Is the flash compatible with other Nissin products?
Yes, it is compatible with other Nissin flashes and the Air 1 commander unit.
How do I set up the wireless functionality?
Set the i60A to slave mode and use a compatible commander unit (like the Nissin Air 1) to trigger the flash wirelessly.
How do I clean the flash?
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the flash. Avoid using liquids or abrasive cleaners.
What kind of batteries does the flash use?
The product does not mention the type of batteries used. However, it is typical for speedlights to use AA batteries.
What is the flash's weight?
The flash weighs 300g.
Troubleshooting
Flash not firing.
Ensure the flash is securely attached to the camera's hot shoe. Check the batteries and make sure the flash is turned on. Verify the camera's flash settings and sync speed.
Images are underexposed.
Increase the flash power output or adjust the camera's aperture and ISO settings. Ensure the subject is within the flash's range.
Wireless flash not working.
Make sure the flash is set to slave mode and the commander unit (if used) is transmitting. Verify that both the flash and commander are on the same channel.
Flash overheating.
Allow the flash to cool down before continued use. Avoid firing the flash at full power repeatedly.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Lightweight and portable, ideal for on-the-go photography.
- Powerful flash output for its size, providing versatile lighting options.
- Wide zoom range, accommodating various lens focal lengths.
- Wireless capabilities, offering creative lighting setups.
- Easy to use with Nikon cameras.
Cons
- Requires some understanding of flash photography for optimal use.
- Small size might not be suitable for very demanding professional situations.
- Additional accessories, like a commander unit, may be needed for some advanced features.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Setup: Attach the Nissin i60A to your Nikon camera's hot shoe. Turn on the flash and the camera. Adjust the settings as needed.
- Compatibility: This flash is designed for Nikon cameras and is compatible with other Nissin flashes and the Air 1 commander unit. Ensure your camera is compatible before use.
- Care:
- Store the flash in a dry, dust-free environment.
- Clean the flash with a soft, dry cloth.
- Avoid exposing the flash to extreme temperatures or direct sunlight.
- Remove batteries when not in use for extended periods.