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General| Product color | Black |
|---|---|
| Type | Compact flash |
| Bulb power | 2 W |
| Flash modes | Auto, Manual, Slave |
| Display type | LCD |
| Flash coverage | 28 - 105 mm |
| Sync connection | Hot shoe |
| Channels quantity | 32 channels |
| Transmission range | 0 - 100 m |
| Operating frequency | 2413.0 - 2464.5 MHz |
| Auto power off after | 1.5 min |
| Approximate recycling time | 1.5 s |
| Flash duration (max power) | 1/20000 s |
| Flash duration (min power) | 1/300 s |
| Auto Focus (AF) assist beam | Yes |
| Camera brands compatibility | Sony |
| Brand specific flash systems | TTL |
| Battery type | Built-in |
| Input voltage | 7.2 V |
| Power supply type | Battery |
| Number of batteries supported | 1 |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 197 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 76 mm |
| Height | 93 mm |
| Weight | 530 g |
Identifies the main physical components of the flash unit.
Details the functions of buttons and the select dial on the control panel.
Shows settings and indicators for TTL automatic flash mode.
Displays settings and indicators for manual flash mode.
Explains stroboscopic flash for capturing multiple images of moving subjects.
Covers using the flash in a wireless shooting setup with a transmitter.
Details the setup and display for the receiver unit in wireless shooting.
Describes setting up the unit as a transmitter in a wireless system.
Lists all items included in the V1S Kit.
Explains setting up the unit as a receiver in a wireless system.
Lists optional accessories compatible with the flash unit.
Details battery specifications, safety precautions, and charging.
Provides instructions on how to install and remove the battery.
Explains the icons and meanings for checking remaining battery power.
Guides on adjusting the modeling lamp's brightness and on/off status.
Instructions for securely mounting the flash unit onto a camera hotshoe.
Covers powering the unit on/off and automatic power-off settings.
How to operate in TTL mode and what the display shows.
Adjusting flash output for correct exposure in TTL mode.
Steps to activate high-speed sync for all shutter speeds.
How to use second-curtain sync for light trails.
Adjusting flash power manually from 1/1 to 1/256.
Using the flash as an optic S1 slave.
Using the flash as an optic S2 slave.
Configuring frequency and number of flashes for stroboscopic effect.
Formula for determining appropriate shutter speed for stroboscopic flash.
Tables showing maximum stroboscopic flashes based on output and frequency.
Illustrates optimal placement and transmission range for wireless shooting.
Example setup for controlling two groups of receiver flashes.
Example setup for controlling three groups of receiver flashes.
How to configure the flash unit as a transmitter in a wireless setup.
How to configure the flash unit as a receiver in a wireless setup.
Controls and selects flash modes for different receiver groups.
Adjusting channel IDs to prevent interference between wireless flash systems.
Configuring wireless IDs for triggering and avoiding interference.
Utility to find available channels to avoid interference.
Steps to attach and set the flash as a transmitter for TTL wireless shooting.
Steps to set up another flash unit as a receiver for wireless TTL shooting.
Verifying the wireless connection and flash firing.
Using multiple receiver units for stronger output or complex lighting.
How FEC and other settings transfer automatically to receiver units.
Configuring the transmitter for manual flash shooting across groups.
Directly setting manual flash or stroboscopic mode on the receiver unit.
Using the sync cord jack for wired flash triggering.
How the built-in beam aids autofocus in low light conditions.
Directing the flash head to bounce light off surfaces for softer illumination.
Manually setting the flash beam angle to match the lens.
Adjusting flash coverage manually in zoom mode.
Explains the icon indicating low battery power.
Lists available custom functions and their settings.
Details the flash's protection against overheating during continuous use.
Number of flashes triggering over-temp protection in high-speed sync.
Key specifications like model, power, and flash duration.
Details on exposure systems, FEC, and sync modes.
Parameters for wireless transmission, groups, channels, and IDs.
Information on the modeling lamp and the flash's power source.
Solutions for problems where the camera flash does not fire.
Addresses issues with the flash turning off by itself or auto-zoom not working.
Explains causes and solutions for incorrect flash exposure.
Addresses issues with flash coverage not matching lens focal length.
Steps for updating the flash unit's firmware using software.
Lists Sony camera models tested for compatibility with the flash.
Advice on keeping the flash unit in good working condition.
Conditions that may void the product's warranty.
Details about the importer and relevant EU directives.
Instructions for proper disposal of the electronic product according to WEEE directive.
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