Description

Quick Overview

• Compatible with Fujifilm TTL
• Guide Number: 164 at ISO 100 and 105mm
• Zoom Range: 24-105mm (20mm with Panel)
• LED Video Light
• Tilts from -10 to 90°
• Rotates Left 135° & Right 180°
• Wireless Master Slave TTL Functionality
• Multi Flash Mode; High-Speed Sync
• Weather-Resistant Construction
• Runs on Four AA Batteries

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  Product Description

  FP flash (high-speed flash sync) freeing photographers from worrying about shutter speed
  With cameras equipped with a focal plane shutter, when the shutter speed is high, the first and second shutter curtains move across at the same time, making the exposure through a narrow vertical slit between them. Because of this, light from a conventional flash can only reach a small section of the sensor. This is why a slower shutter speed must be used in flash photography, with the range of available shutter speeds severely limited.
  EF-X500 supports the FP mode (high-speed flash sync), in which the flash outputs continuous light while the first and second curtains travel across the sensor, thereby enabling flash photography at any shutter speed.
  When shooting with a near-maximum aperture to create beautiful bokeh, the shutter speed tends to go higher. This flash mode frees photographers from having to be conscious about shutter speed limitations, and instead allows them to focus on shooting.

  Wireless multi-flash TTL freely controlling light on subject and background to enable creative photography
  EF-X500 can be used in multi-flash setup to freely control light on a subject and background for a creative result. TTL lighting control is available with single flash and also in the multi-flash setup, so that you can start shooting without having to make cumbersome adjustments to light output.
  Multiple flashes can be controlled in up to three groups, each of which can be set up to have different light output, allowing you to fine-tune the space of light. As the light output can also be adjusted from the camera, you don’t need to set it down for lighting control.