The LN2MIC-ZOOMH4N from Sescom is a problem solving cable for users of HDSLRs who are using a Zoom H4N or Zoom H1 as a secondary audio recording source. Many professional DSLR cameras have unbalanced stereo microphone level audio inputs on a mini TRS 3.5mm jack. The Samson Zoom H4N or H1 output line level audio signals. This cable provides the proper microphone levels and preserves the delicate connector contacts inside the camera, allowing users to go directly from the audio recorder into the camera.

The cable features a -25dB L Pad attenuator on both audio channels to reduce the prosumer line level output (-10dBV) to the cameras microphone input level. The cable is designed with the proper impedances to assure maximum voltage transfer and low noise operation. The cable shield is isolated on the camera end to prevent shield noise from directly coupling into the camera connector ground. All resistors values are 1% metal film to assure similar voltage attenuation between the stereo inputs and cable ends are labeled for proper connection.

DSLR Cable for Zoom H4N and Zoom H1    3.5mm Connectors    25dB L Pad Attenuator    9 Inches

Compatible with the following DSLR cameras:

Canon:

• EOS 1D Mark IV

• EOS 5D Mark II

• EOS 7D

• EOS 550D Rebel T2i

• EOS 60D

Nikon:

• D3S,

• D300S

Pentax:

• K-7

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this work on a Pentax k1?

A: It works great on the K3. Should work on any Pentax.

Q: 2. Hi, Can this model be triggered wirelessly by the Ricoh gr ii?

A: No, the GR II can only wirelessly communicate with two flashes: the AF360FGZII and AF540FGZII

Q: 3. Nissin Air commander for Fuji

A: While your statement appears to be for the Nissin i60A Flash for FUJIFILM Cameras, B&H # NIND60AFJ • MFR # ND60A-FJ (which has been discontinued and is no longer available for purchase), it is posted under the Nissin i60A Flash for Canon Cameras. That being said, the Nissin Air10s Wireless TTL Commander for Fujifilm Cameras, B&H # NINDA10SFJ • MFR # N-DA10SFJ, would be the current correct wireless transmitter compatible for use with the discontinued Nissin i60A Flash for FUJIFILM Cameras. https://bhpho.to/2tr2Z9x

Q: 4. Hello. I bought the Nissin i60a for my Sony a7iii and have it paired to the Nissin Air 1 but I can only shoot at 1/250 - How can i turn on HSS from the Nissin Air 1 - i've tried everything and searched everywhere. Am I missing something? Thank you.

A: The Sony A7iii camera should be in fill flash mode, with electronic shutter turned off. The flash should be set in the H with lighting bolt mode turned on. For the trigger it explains how to set high speed sync in this manual on page 9 https://www.nissindigital.com/_files/ugd/3d8c0a_da0deae723c24400abb2d7a95fc0670e.pdf

Q: 5. Are the Bolt P12 (B&H # BOCBP12N MFR # CBP-12N) and CBP-N2 (B&H # BOCBPN2 MFR # CBP-N2) compact battery packs compatible with the I60A (BH #NIND60AN MFR #ND60A-N)?

A: The Bolt P12 for Nikon can work with the Nissin i60A flash.

Q: 6. Will this fit on my K70. I currently have a sigma and when I try to use it to bounce light the pictures are over exposed. Can not find any help on what to do. I have manually tried changing the ISO to the lowest setting but it still overexposed pictures. HELP?

A: Are you aware that you need to use a MANUAL setting on the K-70? I'm using U1 set to 1/125 sec., f.8, ISO 400. Perfect exposures, every time. If the K-70 is set to AUTO, it measures the available light before the flash fires. Hence the over-exposure.

Q: 7. Will this Flash work properly with Will this flash work properly with a Panasonic S5 full frame camera?

A: The pin configuration is the same so you should have full TTL functionality with the S5 as well.

Q: 8. is this compatable with pentax k200?

A: Yes, the Yongnuo YN585EX Speedlite for Pentax Cameras, B&H # YOYN585EX, would be fully compatible for use with the Pentax K200D SLR Digital Camera.

Q: 9. What size PC sync cable port does this unit have? My 3.5mm miniphone connector is too large for the port.

A: If your 3.5mm plug is too large, then it takes a sub-mini 2.5mm. Click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/3gZQ31o

Q: 10. B&H's description of flash GN makes it hard to compare flashes. For example, one flash will have a GN of 131 at 105mm and another a GN of 197 at 200mm (ISO 100 in both cases). Which is more powerful? B&H Explora offers no guidances on this issue. B&H should standardize GN specs so shoppers can make a proper comparison.

A: Nissin includes the i60A Guide Number information below in the product manual. Please note the guide numbers below represent the distance in meters. Flash Zoom - Guide No at Full Power (meters) 24mm - GN 27, 28mm - GN 29, 35mm - GN 32, 50mm - GN 39, 70mm - GN 42, 85mm - GN 45, 105mm - GN 50, 135mm - GN 54, 200mm - GN 60