Sigma Sigma Ef-630 Flashgun – Nikon Fit | Flashguns

Ideal For Wide Angle And Super-Zoomed Shots Alike, The Sigma Ef-630 Flashgun Is Compatible With Lenses Of 24-200Mm Focal Length, And Has A Built-In Wide Panel To Cover An Angle Of Up To 17Mm. It Features An Intuitive User Interface And Dial Settings Controls, And Has, Amongst Other Highlights, Ttl Exposure Control, High-Speed Sync, Wireless Flash Functions, Auto-Zoom, And Bounce-Flash Functions. As With All Sigma Products, The Sigma Ef-630 Flashgun Can Be Updated Via The Sigma Usb Dock For Flashes.

Key Features: Sigma Ef-630 Flashgun – Nikon Fit

The Only Flash You’Ll Ever Need | Brighter Vision With More Control

• New Enhancements Include:
  Rear Curtain Flash & Wide Angle Illumination.
• Firmware Upgradable:
  Use The Sigma Usb Docking Station For Flashes To Upgrade The Firmware
• Suitable For Wide-Angle And Super-Zoom
  Automatically Adjusts For Focal Lengths Of 24Mm To 200Mm Focal Length: For Ultra-Wide Angle Shots, There Is A Built-In Wide Panel To Cover An Angle Of Up To That Of A 17Mm Lens.
• Intuitive User Interface:
  Dot Matrix Lcd Screen For Improved Menu Visibility, D-Pad And Dial Settings Controls, And Easy One-Click Disengage Function Improve Ease Of Use.
• Modelling Flash Function:
  Check For Intense Reflections And Shadows Before Capturing The Shot.
• Fp Flash Function
  Make Flash Photography Possible At Shutter Speeds Greater Than The Normal Sync Speed, Which Is Typically Limited At Shutter Speeds Up To 1/250 Second For Most Cameras.
• Af Assist Light:
  Accurate Auto-Focus In Low Light Conditions.
• Auto Power-Off:
  Flashgun Automatically Powers Off After A Period Of Non-Operation To Conserve Battery Life.
• Manual Flash Power Level Control:
  Manually Sets The Flash Power Level From 1/1 To 1/128.
• Exposure Control:
  The Ef-630 Features Auto Ttl Exposure Control, As Well As Remote Control Operation Through The Ttl Wireless Flash Function.
• Slave Flash Function:
  Photographers Can Use The Slave Flash Function To Trigger Additional Flashes.
• Tilting Flash Head:
  Photographers Can Bounce Light Off Of A White Wall, Ceiling Or Reflector By Tilting The Ef-630’S Flash Head Upwards By As Much As 90°, Or Swivelling Left Or Right By 180°.
• Rear-Curtain Sync Mode
  Allow The Flash To Be Triggered Immediately Before The Rear-Curtain Of The Shutter Closes, Recording Blurred Trails Behind A Moving Subject Rather Than In Front.