The first moment that a Dorr binoculars should pay attention
to when buying a flash is the leading number. For those who forgot
what this parameter is recall its brief definition. The leading number Dorr binoculars is the product of the working aperture the one with which the
survey is performed by the distance to the object in meters. In many
flashes, due to the design of the reflector, the leading number changes
depending on the focal length of the lens.
When working with a wide angle lens, the leading number
decreases, since the light flux is distributed over a larger area, and when
working with Dorr binoculars lens it increases, since the light flux is
distributed over a smaller area. That knowing the leading number, it is
easy to determine the maximum distance that the flash.
Most flash functions are standard changing the beam width
depending on the lens focus change in the automatic mode in the range flash
head can be tilted and rotated manual change of pulse power from built in
reflective map diffuser for lenses of power saving function. The functions
of controlling several slave flash units are different. If the main flash
(master) is connected it can control up to three groups of flashes, and the
flashes in each group, if necessary, are set differently.

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