Nissin, an independent manufacturer of portable flash units, has introduced an upgrade to the Di622
adding wireless TTL flash and a PC socket for use with Pocketwizard remotes (and the like). For more details please see the press release below.
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Sunday, 2 January 2011
Tuesday, 24 February 2009
Profoto intros D1 monolights

The D1’s have other important qualities: quick recycling time (0.2–0.95 s), short flash duration (1/1000th– 1/2600th s), compact size (300x130 mm) and weight designed for portability (2.4 kg); this for the 500 Ws version. The head has the same size as other Profoto strobes, so the full line of light modifiers, such as beauty dishes, snoots or grids, can be used. There is a built-in fan cooling system, an audible affirmation (that can be turned off) and a photocell for triggering.
The D1’s come with a 300 W quartz-halogen proportional modeling light, which together with the flash tube are covered by a strong protective glass. The unit can be used with any worldwide voltage, from 90–130 and 200–240 V without having to change the modeling light. They are also available with the optional Profoto Air System, allowing remote triggering and control of output from as far as 300 m away. You can also use a PC or MAC to control lights in a multi-light setup.
For 40 years Profoto has set the standard in professional electronic flashes. The new D1 line is keeping with that reputation.
More information can be found here.
For stockists in the UK please contact:
Profoto Ltd
385 Centennial Avenue, Centennial Park
Elstree, Hertfordshire London
United Kingdom
WD6 3TJ
Phone +44(0)20 8905 1507
Fax +44(0)20 953 4247
Url www.profoto.com
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