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Sony just announced HVL-F60RM, the company’s new flagship flash with guide number 60. It’s a flash that “combines continuous flash performance with advanced operability and wireless control,” Sony says.
The HVL-F60RM covers illumination angles from 20mm (down to 14mm with the wide panel) up to 200mm with “uniform wide-range zoom coverage without shading.” The unit can fire off 220 flashes with a single charge of the Ni-MH rechargeable batteries, and the recycle time between flashes has been dropped to 1.7 seconds (down from 3.5 seconds). Attach the new Sony FA-EBA1 External Battery Adapter and the recycle time is further reduced to 0.6 seconds.
The flash succeeds the HVL-F60M and is up to 4 times more resistant to heat than that predecessor thanks to new algorithms and heat-resistant materials.
Quick Shift Bounce on the flash lets you switch the lens from horizontal to vertical orientation (90 degrees left/right, 150 degrees upward, and 8 degrees downward).
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The flash’s functions can be assigned to the four-way controller, center button, and control wheel to put your desired adjustments at your fingertips. In manual mode, the flash can memorize and recall TTL flash output.
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Wireless radio communication in the HVL-F60RM is non-directional and allows the flash to be placed anywhere within 98 feet (30 meters) of the camera. The HVL-F60RM mounted on a camera can be paired as a transmitter with up to 15 flashes assigned to 5 groups as receivers.
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Other features include independent output level (-/+) buttons, a comprehensive display, a dust and moisture resistant design, an LED light and AF illuminator, and a durable redesigned metal foot.
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Here’s a 1-minute video that introduces the Sony HVL-F60RM:
The Sony HVL-F60RM will be available starting in April 2018 with a price tag of $600.
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