New Products

Staff · Issue 22, Jan/Feb 2005 · pp. 13–16

New ProductsINON D-2000strobeS-TTLSony HVR-Z1EJonah housingNikon D-70Fantasea FD-70Gates EM419Sealux housingSea & Sea LX-15video lightdigital housings

Products mentioned: INON D-2000, Sony HVR-Z1E, Sony HVR-M10E, Jonah 20D Housing, Fantasea FD-70, Gates EM419 External Color Monitor, SEALUX MX 2100, Sea & Sea LX-15, Sensational Seas DVD

INON D-2000 digital strobe flash on a digital consumer camera is enveloped with the Clear Photo System which cuts all visible light from being projected. The non visible infra red light which is invisible to the naked eye is transmitted through the clear polycarbonate housing down a multi core fiber optic to activate the INON D-2000. Digital cameras which fire pre-flashes are also fully compatible with the INON ʻS-TTLʼ system. The INON D-2000 is controlled by the camera to obtain accurate exposures. The CCD in the digital camera measures the INON D-2000 strobe light coming through the camera lens. From there the camera will cut off the internal flash which then cuts off the D-2000 flash when your camera has recognized the correct exposure of light - S-TTL! If the subject matter or composition is complex with extremes in light and dark tones, ʻS-TTLʼ may not always get it right. If this h…

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