Description
Combined with a CLS-compatible camera, the MK-910 can easily perform various types of flash operations, such as i-TTL auto flash and wireless multiple flash.
Three types of illumination patterns(standard, center-weighted and even) are available to match different shooting preferences.
Power zoom function automatically adjusts the zoom position to match the lens focal length from 18mm to 180mm. When the built-in wide-flash adapter is used or the diffusion dome is attached, the zoom position is automatically set to match a wide angle lens with much shorter focal length.
Bounce flash or close-up flash photography can be easily performed. Custom functions are provided to allow for various settings.
MAIN FEATURESi-TTL mode, monitor pre-flashes are fired at all times. The subject is correctly exposed by the light from the flash lighting and the exposure is less affected by ambient light.
Advanced wireless lighting, with advanced wireless lighting, wireless multiple flash operation in the TTL (i-TTL)mode can be accomplished with CLS-compatible digital SLRs. In this mode, you can divide the remote flash units into three groups and control the flash output independently for each group, expanding your range of creative multiple-flash shooting techniques.
AF-assist illuminator, in autofocus operation, the MK910 emits AF-Assist illumination, which matches the wider AF area of CLS-compatible cameras. With cameras supporting this function, autofocus photography in dim lighting is possible even when the camera’s focus point (focus area) is changed.
FLASH MODES AND FUNCTIONS ON MK910
i-TTL mode, the camera controls the MK910’s flash output level by measuring the light reflected from the subject when the MK910 fires a series of monitor pre-flashes.
Auto FP High-Speed Sync, high-speed flash synchronization at a compatible camera’s highest shutter speed is possible. This is useful when you want to use a wider aperture to achieve shallow depth to blur the background.
FV Lock (Flash Value Lock), Flash value, or “FV”, is the amount of flash exposure for the subject. Using FV Lock with compatible cameras, you can lock in the appropriate flash exposure for the main subject. This flash exposure is locked in, even if you change the aperture or composition, or zoom the lens in and out.
Manual flash mode, by setting the aperture and the flash output level, you can manually set the exposure and the distance to the subject.
Repeating flash mode, the MK910 fires repeatedly to create stroboscopic multiple-exposure effects. The operation is useful when shooting fast-moving subjects.
Bounce flash, by tilting or rotating the flash head, you can bounce the light off a ceiling on wall to make use of reflected light.
Close-up flash photography, close up flash photography can be achieved with use of the built-in wide-flash adapter and the flash head titled down.
Flash output level compensation/exposure compensation, flash output level compensation is performed by modifying the flash output level for the flash illuminated subject only. Exposure compensation is performed by intentionally modifying the correct exposure o modify both the subject and background exposure.
Wireless multiple flash, advance wireless lighting. In this mode, you can divide the remote flash units into three groups and set the flash mode and flash output level compensation values separately for each group as well as the master flash unit.
FUNCTIONS THAT ARE SET ON THE CAMERA
Slow-sync, the flash is controlled at a slow shutter speed to obtain the correct exposure for both the main subject and background in low-light situations.
REAR-CURTAIN FLASH SYNC
Rear-curtain flash sync creates a picture in which the blur of a moving subject appears behind the subject and not in front. In this mode, the flash fires just before the rear curtain starts to close.
SUPPORT FUNCTION
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