Boost the light in your scene with the portable EF-630 Electronic Flash from Sigma. Available here with complete compatibility with Nikon's i-TTL flash metering system, it can be used quickly in an automatic setting or used with full manual power from 1/1 to 1/128. Users will have excellent power thanks to a guide number of 207' at ISO 100 and 200mm position as well as complete control over light placement with full bounce capabilities thanks to tilt from -7 up to 90° and the ability to rotate left or right 180° for a total 360° of coverage. Also, this unit has multiple wireless functions, including TTL, for off-camera, multi-flash lighting setups.

Features built into this unit include a modeling light function, so users can test out how the final image will look before taking the shot. An AF assist light is available for working in dim lighting conditions, and for the opposite scenarios, a high-speed sync function is available for working at shutter speeds faster than 1/250 second. Additionally, it runs on 4 AA batteries and is compatible with the FD-11 Flash USB Dock for firmware updates.

Compatible with Nikon i-TTL    Guide Number: 207' at ISO 100 and 200mm    Zoom Range: 24-200mm (17mm with Panel)    Tilts from -7 to 90°    Rotates Left & Right 180°    Wireless Slave Functionality    Wireless TTL Functionality    Modeling Light Function; AF Assist Light    High-Speed Sync    Compatible with FD-11 Flash USB Dock

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. slave flash can ?

A: Yes this Sigma EF-630 Electronic Flash for Canon Cameras has Wireless Slave Functionality.

Q: 2. Does the Sigma EVF-11 Electronic Viewfinder have a passthrough HDMI, so I can plug an HDMI cable into the viewfinder and go to an external monitor / recorder? If so is it HDMI2 and what size?

A: Unfortunately, no, the Sigma EVF-11 Electronic Viewfinder does not have a pass-through HDMI port on the viewfinder to allow the use of an external recorder simultaneously with the EVF-11. If you need to use an external recorder or external monitor, then the EVF-11 Electronic Viewfinder would not be used on the camera.

Q: 3. Does this flash work with the E-620 Olympus DSLR?

A: The FL-700WR will work in the Hotshoe of the E-620 however the wireless functions will not work with the E-620

Q: 4. when another flash fires does to the flash does it fires too?

A: Yes this flash has wireless slave functionality that allows it to be triggered by another flash.

Q: 5. Is the body made of metal like the camera body or is it plastic?

A: The body of the Sigma EVF-11 Electronic Viewfinder is made of a mix of metal and plastic parts.

Q: 6. Is there any way to make sync port giving output instead of taking input signal?

A: Unfortunately there is no way to change that.

Q: 7. Can an FL-700WR be used to trigger an FL-900 with FR-WR receiver? Is the FR-WR receiver required?

A: Can't FL-700WR operate on both optical and radio mode? Thus in optical mode theoretically it should trigger FL-900 as long as the optical receiver of FL-900 is visible from FL-700RW?

Q: 8. Can the video/af assist light be adjusted or turned off?

A: Yes the LED brightness can be adjusted from 1/1, 1/8 and 1/32 power.

Q: 9. How many flashes or minutes of continuous lighting do you get from a single set of batteries?

A: According to the manufacturer, the LED light on this flash will run approximately 1.8 hours when using AA alkaline dry-cell batteries. You can get approximately 240 full power flashes on AA alkaline dry cell batteries or approximately 280 full power flashes on NiMh rechargeable AA batteries.

Q: 10. Can this flash be triggered using this kit? https://bhpho.to/2E2weEL

A: To trigger the flash you will need transmitter # OLFCWR