Inon Z-330 review

Phil Rudin · Issue 100, Jan/Feb 2018 · pp. 56–60

Products mentioned: Inon Z-330, Inon Z-240, Inon Z-220, Olympus EM1 II, Olympus 8mm Fisheye F/2.8, Nauticam NA-EM1 II housing, Eneloop, Eneloop Pro

Founded in 1994 Inon Inc. is a Japanese company which is well respected in the underwater photography world. I am sure many UWPMAG. com readers have already been using Inon strobes, wet lenses, LED lights or any the hundreds of other products Inon offers. In May 2017 Inon announced the discontinuation of the renowned Inon Z-240 strobe in preparation for a new Inon Flagship strobe. The Z-240 was released in March of 2006 and underwent several upgrades over the years from the original type I to the now discontinued type 4. The Z-240 replaced Inon’s first Flagship strobe the Z-220 which was also well received when it was released. One of the main reasons Inon strobes have become so popular over the years is the very small size verses the power output, the robust design and build quality, the use of nonproprietary AA batteries and the exceptional S-TTL which is comparable with just about any…