Metz Mecablitz 28 CS-2 Flash

Consistent light output and Long battery life. Easy to read, backlit display Exhchangeable telephoto attachment (85mm) and Wide-angle diffuser (24mm) Self learning slave mode allows the flash to work as a slave from the pop-up flash in compact and DSLR cameras. A photo sensor acuurately and consistently measures the light reflected by the subject and ends the light output as soon as the subject has been correctly lit.

Consistent light output and Long battery life. Easy to read, backlit display Exhchangeable telephoto attachment (85mm) and Wide-angle diffuser (24mm) Self learning slave mode allows the flash to work as a slave from the pop-up flash in compact and DSLR cameras. A photo sensor acuurately and consistently measures the light reflected by the subject and ends the light output as soon as the subject has been correctly lit.

"B&H is a top rated - authoriozed Metz store" - mecablitz 28 CS-2 Digital Slave Flash , Three Different Slave Modes, Guide No. 72' At 35mm, Designed for Cameras Without a Hot Shoe, Built-In Bracket, 24mm Wide Angle and 85mm Tele-Adapters, Lightweight - Only 5 Ounces, Compact - 3 x 5" --Fits In A Pocket

The 28 CS-2 is a state-of-the-art, compact slave unit comprising Metz s exclusive easy mode technology, which allows the user to automatically fine-tune the flashgun to the specific camera s requirements. The unit is designed for use with cameras that do not feature an integral hot shoe and has a built-in bracket that allows the unit to be attached to the side of the camera. A special slave function ignores red-eye and monitors preflashes. Included Accessories: Changeable telephoto attachment (85 mm) Wide-angle attachment (24 mm) Bracket A handy compact flash unit that can be used separately from the camera, the mecablitz 28 CS-2 digital is optimally adapted in performance and size to compact digital cameras. The fun factor is enhanced with the self-leaning slave mode and the ingenious EASY-Mode. For the very first time the flash shot taken can be directly influenced with the instant correction keys (+/-). Simply release the shutter, check the result on the camera s monitor, and correct with the keys should t