TTL flash for Olympus cameras in Orleans, Ontario for sale

Bolt VS-510OP Wireless TTL Footwear Mount Flash.
Excellent++ problem TTL flash for Olympus 4/3 and Micro 4/3 cameras.
Possesses user's manual, table stand, instance and initial box.
The VS-510OP Wireless TTL Shoe Mount Flash from Bolt is a devoted flash for use with Olympus & & Panasonic DSLR, mirrorless or point-and-shoot cameras. The VS-510 showcases a quick guide number of 141' at ISO ONE HUNDRED as well as a modifiable tilt head with five positions: 0 to 90 °. You could also turn it to the left as much as 120 ° and also to the right up to 180 °. It covers a 24-105mm range (in 35mm full frame layout) and provides rear curtain synchronization for shooting at slower shutter speeds. The consisted of stand permits you to set the flash up on a flat surface, or to attach it to a tripod head, light stand, or clamp that has a conventional 1/4"-20 place.
The VS-510 has an auto-focus assist for low-light photography, as well as an automated power-saving function that turns the flash off when it's non-active. It is powered by four AA batteries (not consisted of), with a flash duration between 1/1000 and also 1/20,000 of a 2nd. The flash assists high-speed sync up to a quick 1/8000 sec for capturing outdoors at wide apertures and also quick shutter speeds. It also has rear-curtain sync.
The guide number for this flash is 141' (43 m) at 50mm and ISO ONE HUNDRED, and 164' (50 m) at 105mm and ISO 100.
The modifiable five-position flash head can be slanted up 0-90 °, left 0-120 ° as well as right 0-180 °. It has a hands-on and automated 24-105mm zoom head.
With 6 different manual power degrees you can quickly transform from full to 1/32 power.
This flash supports both broadband as well as rear-curtain sync for more rate and also flash command. It sustains high-speed sync up to 1/4000 sec-- with cameras that support this speed-- for capturing outdoors at large apertures as well as quick shutter speeds, aiding you to ice up activity much better.
Flash compensation is done in-camera. The flash sustains the flash payment array of the cam.