Metz Camera Flash Light - Manual (Page 14)

M e C a b l I t z 4 8 a f - 1 d I G I ta l
48
flash output
• high max. GN of 48 for ISO 100/21°
and 105 mm
basic configuration
• vertical (-7/+90°) and horizontal (270°)
swivel reflector
• illuminable LCD display
• easy operating concept
• motor zoom for 24 - 105 mm illumination
• integrated wide-angle diffuser for
18 mm illumination
• extendible reflector card for
soft flash illumination
• modeling light (permanent light for
checking the photo)
• integrated autofocus measuring flash
• flash readiness and exposure control
indicators on the unit and camera
• flash range indicator in the LCD display
• automatic unit switch-off and
manual key lock
standard flash modes
• TTL flash mode
• manual flash mode with 8 partial
lighting levels
• HSS – high speed synchronization
• 1st and 2nd shutter curtain synchronization
• manual flash exposure correction
for TTl flash mode
• automatic fill-in flash
• flash bracketing
In detaIl
extendible
reflector card
usb port tilt reflector
GN of 48 at ISO 100/21° (105 mm)
GN of 35 at ISO 100/21° (50 mm)
for committed amateur photographers
* eiSa award 2007/2008
Best Accessory 2008
Having just been awarded the cove-
ted “Tipa awards 2008” in the cate-
gory Best accessory, the Metz meca-
blitz 48 aF-1 digital is stylish and tech-
nically advanced. equipped with a
uSB port for firmware updates via in-
ternet, it has shown itself to be just as
innovative as its big brother the
58 aF-1 digital, which has been
singled out as “europe’s Flash unit of
the year 2007/2008”*. Perfectly
matched to digital cameras from lea-
ding manufacturers, it is available
in five different versions (Canon,
nikon, Olympus/Panasonic, Pentax/
Samsung or Sony alpha) - each is flash-ready, due to its fully automatic
flash modes. They facilitate precision
light output is tailor-made for each
individual subject. a variety of manual
intervention options complement the
photographic creative flexibility. Sup-
ported by a fully swivelling reflector
system, extendible reflector card and
diffuser, it has almost unlimited options
for creativity of directional lighting.
Thanks to the slave function, the 48
aF-1 digital can even be used deta-
ched from the camera. in the respec-
tive camera-specific wireless TTl
mode, it can thus be used as a slave
unit - an outstanding flash unit for
committed amateur photographers.
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