Used Olympus FL-900R Electronic Flash - Like New

Key Features
- Olympus FL-900R electronic flash
- GN.58 high-intensity flash
- 100 LUX LED video light/focus assist lamp
- Advanced wireless controls
- Dust & splashproof design
- Compact & lightweight
- Color: Black
Compatible with Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III Mirrorless Micro Four Thirds Digital Camera
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Condition: Like New
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Designed for high-speed sequential shooting, the Olympus FL-900R Electronic Flash is a high-intensity flash that features 100-lux LED lights. The flash has a firing angle of approximately 70° and a coverage angle of 24-200 mm. Its bounce angles are up to 90° upwards, up to 7° downwards, and up to 180° right and left. The flash-emission period ranges from nearly 1/20000th of a second to 1/500th of a second. This flash can be used in harsh environments, where there may be dust and moisture. Charged by 4 AA batteries, this Olympus flash has a GN rating of 58.
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physical specifications
| Dimensions | 81.2 mm x 121.4 mm x 125.2 mm (excluding protrusions) |
| Weight | 382g (excluding batteries) |
| Color | Black |
flash attributes
| Guide Number | GN 58 @ ISO 100m; GN 14 @ ISO 100m |
| Flash Modes | TTL-Auto, Auto, Manual, FP TTL-Auto, FP Manual, and Multi |
| Recycle Time | Flash mode: RC, SL Auto, SL Manual; 4 channels; Can control 4 groups of flashes independantly from each other (3 slave flash groups + flash on camera body) |
detailed specs
| Power Supply | 4 AA (R6) alkaline batteries; 4 AA (R6) NiMH batteries |
detailed specifications
| Recharging Time | Approx. 4.5 sec. (when using AA alkaline batteries); Approx. 2.5 sec. (when using AA NiMH batteries) |
- Olympus FL-900R Electronic Flash
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