Specials
The mecablitz M400 represents a new generation of compact flash systems. It is especially suited to mirrorless system cameras and is ideal for any photographers or film-makers looking for a convenient flash unit. The mecablitz M400 is also highly equipped and leaves nothing to be desired.
Incorporates super bright LED technology. Works with any standard hot shoe. Includes diffusion rings to warm or cool the color temperature. Flash includes mounting rings for lenses with filter threads of 49, 52, 55, 58, 62, 67, 72, and 77.
Savage's newly upgraded Port-A-Stand is a versatile yet compact and portable backdrop stand that collapses for easy carrying, making it ideal for both studio and location shoots.
Detachable wireless Macro Twin Lites with 60° Rotation., Maximum Guide Number 85.3 ft./26m* at ISO 100, Expanded Manual Flash Setting Range (up to 1/512).
Designed to be tougher, smaller and lighter, this strobe is 30% smaller in volume than its predecessor. This hot shoe mounted, bounce-and-swivel, auto-zoom flash provides a variety of advanced flash applications. In addition, a high-intensity fixed LED light creates a constant ambient source, ideal for close-distance video recording, as well as long exposure photography. It also functions as a catch light for portraiture and as an autofocus assist light in the dark.
The high-intensity FL-900R boasts a guide number of 58 meters (at ISO 100) and covers a wide range of focal lengths with an electronic zoom head. A built-in wide panel enables you to use wider focal length lenses and have perfect coverage, and a catchlight panel illuminates your portrait subjects' eyes effortlessly.
Despite its compact size – it even fits in a shirt pocket – the new mecablitz 26 AF-2 boasts of comprehensive features. The device fits perfectly for compact system cameras and compact cameras with hot shoe. The flash output impresses with a guide number of 26 for ISO 100/21° and 85mm, and outperforms camera integrated flashes.
The EF-X500 is a hot-shoe mount flash with the maximum guide number of approx. 50*. High-speed flash synchronization, FP mode, offers the flash at any shutter speed. This means you can concentrate on shooting even when a faster shutter speed is required, for example, in order to use a near-maximum aperture to produce beautiful bokeh.