Godox Ving V860IIN Nikon Salama

Godox Ving V860IIN Nikon Salama

Tired of overpriced branded flashes? Worry not, Godox is your friend. Better in every way than the camera manufacturers' own handheld flashes, the Godox Ving V860II shows what small flashes can be when you put it all into play and add a dash of innovation. Power, speed, and integrated radio communication make the Ving V860II Li-Ion flash an unbeatable alternative to camera manufacturers' own flashes. Fully compatible with TTL systems, the V860II supports many advanced functions and features. It also features a built-in Godox wireless 2.4 Ghz X radio system with both slave and master TTL functionality up to 100 meters. On top of this, the flash is powerful and versatile, passing 60 ISO at 100 meters with a 200mm zoom position. The zoom range is 20-200mm (from 14mm if using the pull-out panel). And all of this is powered by a rechargeable Li-Ion battery that allows for fast charge times and long lasting power. It's also worth checking out the other Godox products, if you need more or less power, weight or other features. The Godox family is likely to have a solution for all your lightning needs. In normal use, the Godox Ving V860II features full bounce capability, tilt from -7 degrees to 90 degrees, and rotation left and right 180 degrees. Being TTL compatible, this flash offers support for HSS sync, flash power compensation, first and second curtain sync, and more. In addition, the flash also acts as an optical master and slave, as needed.

Technical specifications

• Nikon yhteensopiva malli
• Range: 100 metres (with X1 transmitter)
• 32 channels
• 3 groups A / B / C
• Compatible with X radio transmitter/receivers
• GN 60 (at one metre ISO 100, 200mm zoom)
• Zoom range 20-200mm (with 14 pull-out panels)
• Tilt -7-90° Rotation +/- 180°
• Optical wireless control possible up to 15 metres
• 2,5mm sync port
• micro-USB port for firmware updates

It's hard to imagine that a handheld flashlight could evolve from this, the lithium battery itself eliminates one of the long-standing impracticalities that has plagued small flashlights: finger batteries. In addition, the built-in radio receiver is so strongly of the day because it frees flash placement from the limitations of the old-fashioned optical systems. It's easy to use and you can realise your wildest visions without worrying about how the flash works. The Godox Ving V860II is a true professional tool.