#Metz m400 for sony firmware update manual
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The need for a spacer is due to the locking mechanism of the new Fujifilm flash. When it is placed between the flash hot shoe it will act as a spacer and the flash can be securely mounted without worrying about loosing connectivity. You can quickly test if the Metz M400 has the same hot shoe as the EF-X500.Д¬ut out a small strip of paper (normal copier 80gsm will do), with width smaller than the hot shoe, and fold it up 10 times in a zigzag way, creating 10 faces stacked together. So to be able to use the flash in real life, we would recommend putting on a spacer in creating the thickness required.

In numbers, you may need to keep a gap of 1.0 to 1.2 mm before the flash hot shoe touches the front of V6 II female mount.

ВЈ121.When you mount the flash on the hot shoe, don't push it all the way it, where there may be a tiny click sound - at least there is one with the EF-X500. Integrated wide-angle diffuser (12mm) & flip-out reflector cardДЇlash readiness indicator, correct exposure display on unit and on camera (camera dependent)ДЇittings available: Canon / Nikon / Fuji / Sony / Pentax / Olympus - Panasonic Integrated high-performance LED video light (100 Lux 1m) Vertical (+90В°) and horizontal (360В°) bounce/swivel head guide number 40m (131feet) for ISO100 and 105mm

#Metz m400 for sony firmware update plus

Other highlights include high-speed flash synchronisation, second-curtain sync and red-eye reduction plus it can always be kept up-to-date via the USB interface for receiving firmware updates. The M400 comes with an adjustable LED video/modelling light, bounce card and integrated wide-angle diffuser. Depending on your camera, the mecablitz M400 with master and slave mode also offers wireless TTL flash functionality.

#Metz m400 for sony firmware update iso

Powered by four AAA sized NiMH, alkaline-magnesium or lithium batteries, the Metz mecablitz M400 has a zoom-swivel head covering a FOV range matching that of a full-frame 24-105mm lens, with a guide number of 40 (in metres at ISO 100/21В°) at the 105mm position. It is available in Canon, Nikon, Micro FourThirds, Pentax, Sony and Fuji fittings. Metz has launched the mecablitz M400, a compact system flash suited to mirrorless system cameras and is ideal for any photographer or film-maker looking for a convenient, compact flash unit. For more information visit the Metz website. The Metz mecablitz M400 is available now and costs $280/ВЈ122. The unit also has a 100 Lux/1m video light built-in that provides six stages of illumination.

#Metz m400 for sony firmware update manual

High speed sync mode is available, as is the choice of first and second curtain triggering, and 25 steps of manual control.

A USB socket is provided for future firmware updates. All but the Fujifilm model will support wireless TTL flash as well, with the M400 being used either as a slave or commander in a group. The gun is compatible with Canon, Fujifilm, Nikon, Micro Four Thirds, Pentax and Sony multi-interface cameras and offers TTL metering with each. First announced at Photokina, the Metz mecablitz M400 has a guide number of 40m/131ft at ISO 100 at the 105mm zoom setting, along with a tilt and swivel head for bouncing the light. German flash manufacturer Metz has launched a new compact sized flash unit that offers wireless TTL control and coverage to match 24-105mm lenses.