If you’re looking to get good flicker (or preferably two), you might consider Ikelite’s range, which offers attractive light quality, wide and uniform coverage and what many people expect. considered an industry standard TTL implementation — with a TTL converter located outside shell to allow quick switching between TTL and manual modes.
Flashes of Ikelite, including DS51 II, DS160 II, DS162and DS230, is electrically activated via sync wire, rather than fiber, so all you need is a single proper TTL baffle. While the Ikelite housing is ready to go, if you have another manufacturer’s housing, you will have to install the Ikelite bulkhead first. That may seem daunting, but it’s actually pretty simple, as Ikelite’s new video tutorial shows.
In the video, head of product development John Brigham shows how to install an Ikelite M14 baffle on a Nauticam D850 case, attach an Ikelite TTL hotshoe, and add an Ikelite DL1 DS Link Nikon TTL adapter plus a few lights. flicker. Ikelite also sells M16 bulkheads if your home has a backup gate with alternative M16 fibers and whether your home is manufactured by Aquatica, Isotta, Nauticam, Sea & Sea, Subal or someone else the mounting process set will be the same.
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