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Sony HVL-60RM2 Flash

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Product Overview

If you love the sound of the new advanced external flash control, you'll love the idea of it working with the new Sony HVL-F60RM2 flash. This flash delivers professional outcomes while directly incorporating intelligent communication and operability with the Sony a7 IV. Flash compensation, light ratio and other essential flash functions are controlled via the camera's interface with the option to assign a Custom Key to call up the flash system.

What's in the box:

Sony HVL-F60RM2 Wireless Radio Flash

Connector Protect Cap

Mini-Stand

Bounce Adapter

Amber Color Filter

Green Color Filter

Carrying Pouch

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FAQs

What are the advantages of using the Sony HVL-60RM2 with the Sony a7 IV?

The Sony HVL-60RM2 is designed to integrate seamlessly with the Sony a7 IV, allowing for advanced external flash control directly through the camera's interface. This connection enables you to adjust flash compensation, light ratios, and other essential functions without leaving the shooting mode. The ability to assign a Custom Key for quick access to the flash system enhances usability, making it easier to adapt to different shooting conditions.

How does the durability of the HVL-60RM2 impact its usability in various environments?

The HVL-60RM2 is built with a rugged side frame and a metal shoe foot, ensuring a robust connection between the camera and flash. This construction, combined with dust and moisture sealing, makes it suitable for outdoor shoots and challenging environments. Photographers can feel confident using this flash in inclement weather or dusty settings without worrying about damaging the equipment.

Can the HVL-60RM2 be used for high-speed photography, and what are its capabilities?

Yes, the HVL-60RM2 is specifically designed for high-speed photography. It supports a sync speed of up to 1/400 sec when paired with the Sony A1. This capability allows photographers to capture fast-moving subjects with precision. Additionally, it can deliver reliable sync for 200 consecutive flashes even during high-speed continuous bursts at 10 frames per second, making it ideal for sports and action photography.

What is the significance of the guide number and focal range in the HVL-60RM2?

The guide number of 60 indicates the flash's output power, which is crucial for determining how far the flash can effectively illuminate a subject. A higher guide number allows for greater distance and versatility in lighting. The focal range of 24-105mm means that the flash can adapt to different lens sizes, ensuring optimal coverage and lighting for wide-angle and telephoto shots alike.

How does the HVL-60RM2 perform in terms of continuous firing rate?

The HVL-60RM2 excels in continuous firing rates, capable of delivering 20 flashes per second when using the electronic shutter of the Sony A1. This high output is beneficial for capturing fast action sequences without missing critical moments. Additionally, when powered by the Sony FA-EBA1 external flash battery, it can sustain this rate for over ten seconds, providing ample time for dynamic shooting scenarios.

What features enhance the user experience when operating the HVL-60RM2?

The HVL-60RM2 features an intuitive control layout, including a four-way controller and a control wheel, allowing for easy adjustments while shooting. This user-friendly design enables quick changes to settings without diverting attention from the subject. The accessible controls are particularly beneficial in fast-paced shooting environments, where every second counts.

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High-speed flash.

High-speed flash.

High-output, high-speed flash with quick operation

GN60 power and continuous shooting support

GN60 power and continuous shooting support

The high GN60 output and 220 times continuous emission of this flash unit provides plenty of power for various shooting.

Quick Shift Bounce

Quick Shift Bounce

Quick Shift Bounce is Sony’s original flash head rotating mechanism with the main unit tiltable from horizontal to vertical and it allows fast flash position changes. (90° left and right, 150° up/8° down).

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