Phoenix D92-BZS Digital Slave Flash & Bracket + Case + Batteries Accessory Kit for Canon PowerShot A480, E1, SX110, A2100, A2000, A1100, A1000, SX200, SX10, SX1, SD780, SD880, SD990, SD970, SD960, SD1200, G10, D10 CamerasCanon PowerShot A470, A460, A550, A560, A570 IS, A580, A590 IS, A630, A650 IS, A710 IS, A720 IS, G7, G9, S5 IS, SD1000, SD1100 IS, SD750, SD770 IS, SD790 IS, SD850 IS, SD870 IS, SD890 IS, SD950 IS, SX100 IS, TX1 Cameras

by Phoenix

Product Details

• ASIN: B000SB3Y86
• Item model number: 04-219
• Date first available at Amazon.com: February 18, 2010

Product Description

Kit includes: 1) Phoenix D92-BZS Digital Auto Flash with Bracket; 2) (4) - 2700mAh AA NiMH Rechargeable Batteries with Charger; 3) (4) - 2700mAh AA NiMH Rechargeable Batteries; 4) Deluxe Camera Case; 5) Deluxe 5-Piece Cleaning Kit. >>> D92-BZS Flash with Grip includes: Quick Release Camera Bracket; PC Sync Cord; Instructions; Phoenix USA Warranty. >>> The Phoenix D92-BZS Digital Auto Flash bounces, zooms and swivels. The flash comes complete with a bracket. This unit is compatible with all digital cameras with either built-in flash capability or not. It has a hot shoe so that it can be fired from the camera too. It is fully synchronized with fill-in flash and red-eye reduction flash and can be used with virtually all of the digital cameras on the market. It works as a slave. It can be set for a single flash camera or a pre-flash camera, or, it can detect which setting is best. Off-camera flash" refers to setups where the flash is not directly attached to the camera's hot-shoe. The benefits of such a setup is that the lens-flash distance can be greater, and thus more natural look can be achieved, the probability of "red eyes" is reduced, and more than one flash units can be used. In this document I will briefly cover three of the most common methods for operating flash units off-camera. Ordinary flash units will not work because your digital camera lacks a way to connect and/or mount an external flash. Even more importantly, most digital cameras emit a pre- flash and/or a red-eye pulse that fire before the shutter opens, then an additional flash pulse is fired to actually light your picture. This pre-flash and/or red-eye pulse confuses other flash and slave units, causing them to go off at the wrong time, and are useless for your digital camera. The Slave Flash has special digital pulse counting slave circuitry that is not fooled by the pre-flash and eliminates the need for an electrical connection to your camera.