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Photography News | Issue 52 | photographynews.co.uk
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Nissin gets flash
Now available from Kenro, the all- new Nissin Commander Air 10s joins Nissin’s Air System (NAS). It's an advanced wireless
2.4Ghz flash trigger priced at £161.94, available for Canon and Nikon with Fujifilm, Micro Four Thirds and Sony to come soon. The Air 10s is
designed to work with the NAS- ready i60A and Di700A, as well as any flashguns connected to a Receiver Air R, and optional £59
radio
receiver.
Key features include a 100m working range with TTL exposure control, high speed sync up to 1/8000sec and rear
The Nissin Commander Air 10s, top-end advanced wireless remote.
curtain flash, all controlled wirelessly. It is also possible to control up to eight groups of flashguns and each group can have their outputs and settings adjusted independently. There are nice touches, too: if you are shooting TTL flash the Air 10s memorises the exposure and you can then switch to manual flash with the same settings, with one touch. Looking to the future, the Air 10s has a MicroSD card slot for firmware updates.
Also fromKenro, the compact and lightweight carbon-fibre Nissin LS-50C lighting stand. It extends to 2m, weighs just 575g, and folds down to 48cm. The guide price is £147.50.
kenro.co.uk
Fujifilmgets tough
The FujifilmFinePixXP130 is dustproof, waterproof to 20m, shockproof to 1.75m and freezeproof. Its ruggedness is just one selling point, but there is much more. Images are delivered by a 16.4-megapixel back- illuminated CMOS sensor, the lens is a Fujinon 5x optical zoom with the option of a 10x digital
zoom, and there’s optical image stabilsation to help get sharp shots in low light situations. Its compact and light body (just 207g) also features a 3in 920K dot sensor, eye detection AF and an electronic level, so slanting horizons are a thing of the past. For easy sharing of images, there’s Bluetooth
and Wi-Fi for instant sharing and image transfer to smart phones and tablets – just download the free Fujifilm Camera Remote app to your device. For Instax Share printer users, images can be transferred from the camera directly. The XP130 is available from this month at £199.
fujifilm.eu
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