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Highlights key features like selector dial and wireless shooting capability.
Explains LED indicators for overheating and charging status.
Directs users to the website for compatibility information.
Details potential risks like injury, death, or property damage from improper use.
Outlines conditions that may cause damage or defects to the unit.
Lists included accessories such as flash stand and pouch.
Provides step-by-step instructions for inserting AA batteries correctly.
Explains automatic power off and standby modes to save battery energy.
Describes how to reset the setup menu to factory default settings.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the flash unit to the camera's hotshoe.
Instructions on how to safely detach the flash unit from the camera hotshoe.
Procedure for powering on the Di700A and checking readiness.
Details various flash modes: Full Auto, TTL, Manual, Slave modes.
Explains automatic shooting modes for Canon cameras.
Explains automatic shooting modes for Nikon cameras.
Guides on setting camera modes, focal length for optimal flash use.
Explains the use of the synchro terminal for off-camera flash.
Guides on adjusting flash power compensation in TTL mode.
Details on setting manual flash power levels and camera modes.
Instructions for using Di700A in Slave Digital mode for pre-flash systems.
Instructions for using Di700A in Slave Film mode for analogue flash systems.
Setup for wireless remote flash using optical transmission.
Using Di700A with Nissin Air System for wireless multiple flash lighting.
Configuring flash power levels and modes for SD and SF.
How power is controlled in wireless mode by the master flash.
Automatic zoom setting for Di700A when used as a slave unit.
Details on supported shutter speeds and sync modes for HSS.
Using the fill-in reflector for short distance or portrait photography.
Using the diffusing panel to soften flash light for portraits.
Instructions on tilting and rotating the flash head for bounce lighting.
Operation of the AF assist light in low light conditions.
Lists compatible external power packs and their recycle times.
Details on automatic power off and recovery for overheating.
How to use FE lock on Canon cameras for flash exposure control.
How to use Fv lock on Nikon cameras for flash exposure control.
Using slow shutter speeds with flash for low light conditions.
Function to prevent red-eye in flash photography.
Using rear curtain sync for motion blur effects.
Troubleshooting steps for flash unit not charging.
Troubleshooting steps for flash unit failing to fire.
Solutions for overexposed or underexposed flash images.
Highlights key features like selector dial and wireless shooting capability.
Explains LED indicators for overheating and charging status.
Directs users to the website for compatibility information.
Details potential risks like injury, death, or property damage from improper use.
Outlines conditions that may cause damage or defects to the unit.
Lists included accessories such as flash stand and pouch.
Provides step-by-step instructions for inserting AA batteries correctly.
Explains automatic power off and standby modes to save battery energy.
Describes how to reset the setup menu to factory default settings.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the flash unit to the camera's hotshoe.
Instructions on how to safely detach the flash unit from the camera hotshoe.
Procedure for powering on the Di700A and checking readiness.
Details various flash modes: Full Auto, TTL, Manual, Slave modes.
Explains automatic shooting modes for Canon cameras.
Explains automatic shooting modes for Nikon cameras.
Guides on setting camera modes, focal length for optimal flash use.
Explains the use of the synchro terminal for off-camera flash.
Guides on adjusting flash power compensation in TTL mode.
Details on setting manual flash power levels and camera modes.
Instructions for using Di700A in Slave Digital mode for pre-flash systems.
Instructions for using Di700A in Slave Film mode for analogue flash systems.
Setup for wireless remote flash using optical transmission.
Using Di700A with Nissin Air System for wireless multiple flash lighting.
Configuring flash power levels and modes for SD and SF.
How power is controlled in wireless mode by the master flash.
Automatic zoom setting for Di700A when used as a slave unit.
Details on supported shutter speeds and sync modes for HSS.
Using the fill-in reflector for short distance or portrait photography.
Using the diffusing panel to soften flash light for portraits.
Instructions on tilting and rotating the flash head for bounce lighting.
Operation of the AF assist light in low light conditions.
Lists compatible external power packs and their recycle times.
Details on automatic power off and recovery for overheating.
How to use FE lock on Canon cameras for flash exposure control.
How to use Fv lock on Nikon cameras for flash exposure control.
Using slow shutter speeds with flash for low light conditions.
Function to prevent red-eye in flash photography.
Using rear curtain sync for motion blur effects.
Troubleshooting steps for flash unit not charging.
Troubleshooting steps for flash unit failing to fire.
Solutions for overexposed or underexposed flash images.
General| Type | Slave flash |
|---|---|
| Flash modes | High-speed synchronization, Red-eye reduction, Second curtain synchro, Slow synchronization |
| Product color | Black |
| Channels quantity | 8 channels |
| Color temperature | 5600 K |
| Shooting distance | 0.7 - 6 m |
| Flash guide number | 54 m |
| Focal length range | 24 - 200 mm |
| Wireless connection | Yes |
| Approx. number of flashes | 200 - 1500 |
| Approximate recycling time | 4 s |
| Camera brands compatibility | Canon, Nikon, Sony |
| Brand specific flash systems | i-TTL (Nikon) |
| Guide number (ISO 100, set at 35mm zoom) | 28 m |
| Battery type | AA |
| Number of batteries supported | 4 |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 115 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 75 mm |
| Height | 140 mm |
| Weight | 380 g |
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