Di866 MARK II

[vexus]

Di866 MARK II poison

Description:

Quieter operation

New transmission motor significantly reduces the operating
noise, the volume level (70dB or less) is achieved.

High sensitivity wireless sensors


The high performance wireless sensors cover the distance of 25
meters (Direct remote sensing range). The high-sensitivity sensors,
multi-lamp lighting can be performed easily at various locations.

Durable hot-shoe mounting

The metal hot shoe mount can be easily to install and reduce
the chance of damage caused by installation.

Compatibility for Canon Digital Camera:

• 1D Mark IV / 1D Mark III / 1D Mark II N / 1D Mark II
• 5D Mark II / 7D / 5D
• 60D / 50D / 40D / 30D / 20D / 10D
• 600D(Rebel T3i) / 550D(Rebel T2i) / 500D(Rebel T1i) / 450D(Rebel XSi) / 400D(Rebel XTi) / 350D(Rebel XT) / 300D(Rebel X)
• 1000D(Rebel XS/Kiss F)

Note: Pictures are just for reference
KEY FEATURES Color and Auto Rotate Display bears simple and user friendly features of our design concept



The Color Display will automatically followcamera angle in different position and six icons interface gives user friendly operation and representing different menus – Auto, TTL, Manual/Av, Multi, Wireless TTL (Master/Remote) and Customer Setting.








Various Functions – TTL, Manual/Av, Multi Flash


TTL: Supporting Canon E-TTL/E-TTL II , Nikon i-TTL/i-TTL-BL and Sony
ADI/P-TTL. Flash light is automatically controlled by the camera but the flash
exposure value can be compensated.
Manual: Flash power can be adjusted manually at 22 levels, from full power to
1/128 power at every 1/3 stops. The appropriate distance to the subject is shown
in the display in accordance with the aperture value set on the camera.
Av priority: The flash light can be automatically controlled by the photo sensor
built-in the flash unit instead of TTL metering. The F. Stop can be set from F1.4~F16.
The distance at the F-stop set on the flash and camera is shown in the display.
Multi Flash: The power ratio can be set from 1/8 to 1/128.





The best solution for off camera flash technique

The Di866 Mark II Wireless TTL system support Canon/Nikon/Sony wireless TTL system. Di866 Mark II can be used jointly with Canon, Nikon and Sony original flash
as either Master and Remote (Slave).The Di866 Mark II also supports digital (pre-flash system) and analogue (film type camera’s flash and/or studio flash underboth of Manual and Av. priority mode.
Multi-Flash: Repeating flash for multi-exposure image in one frame.
The power ratio can be set from 1/8 to 1/128.





Sub-Flash

The Di866 Mark II provides an extra small flash (GN12) below the main flash.
This small flash gives a fill-in light while bouncing the main flash. Bouncing
the light may shadow the underside of face, and this fill-in flash brightens up
the shadow. The power ratio of Sub-Flash can be set from 1/1 to 1/128








Auto Zoom

Auto Zoom covers 24~105mm focal range. Light diffusing panel covers
wide 18mm (35mm format)


My TTL

TTL exposure level is accurately calibrated for standard balance in
accordance with Nissin’s standard. If any adjustment is however required,
or if you like to set your own preferable level, it can be
adjust for about +3Ev. ~-3Ev. by every 1/3 step.


Quick Loading Battery Magazine
The Di866 Mark II has battery magazine system same as Di866 professional and Di466.
A convenient battery magazine provides all four AA-size batteries slot in the same direction,
so that the batteries can be correctly inserted without fail even in the poor light condition.




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[azsham]

hw 2 control di866 flash? i can't control it..to powerfull!!

[vexus]

Nissin DI866 MKII vs Canon 580EX MKII

which is better?

[egomio]

Nissin DI866 MKII vs Canon 580EX MKII

which is better?

Canon 580EX MKII - is the best if the money is not a problem..

[vexus]

but canon 580ex mk II will not protect from overheating. But Nissin di866mkII does

[egomio]

that true.. this is my comment about nissin

1 - battery life.. from my experience used nissin for about a year, it only can last for max 200 shoot for 4 pcs of fresh eneloope rechargeable batt and normally i will bring 2 sets of battery for a job.. now 4 pcs of battery can cover me for 2 job with no prob at all...

2 - cycle time - its take more time to cycle after a shoot.. its a wasting time if u are doing a job.. might be u will miss the moment that is very important during that cycle.. its hapends to me

if possible, try to get help from ur friend that used nissin n canon 580EXII.. compare it.. then u will notice it..

just my 2 sen of opinion.. tq..

[vexus]

For casual shooter i don't think there is a problem using nissin. For professional shooter for studio & outing better take canon.

[hafez]

Anybody know the current street price? Still nobody selling in forum..

[vexus]

should be launching in KL photo festival

http://www.reddotphoto.com.sg/ecomme...d=697&catid=10

reddot selling sgd 390 = rm960

[kklee]

For the Nikon version, does it support FP Sync in REMOTE ?

[maginboo]

If comparing with nikon sb700, which is better??because i wanted to get either one of them but dunno which one is more value for money. Any advice??

[vexus]

is compare with nikon and canon or sony for sure branded is better for the amount of $$$ you pay for. If you compare with other brand like yong nuo, metz, cybertik, they have pros and cons. It depend on personal preference.

[brotherjoe]

Hi, What is the current street price for Di866 MK2?
I asked Pixus in Penang, they are selling it ar RM799 for Di866 MK2 and RM899 for Di866 MK1

[gabantromen]

Hi, What is the current street price for Di866 MK2?
I asked Pixus in Penang, they are selling it ar RM799 for Di866 MK2 and RM899 for Di866 MK1

mk2 cheaper than mk1?

[Redzwan Sardin]

I check price in KL, the price is about RM850-RM1k

[arintom]

it wireless 'group' and 'channel' can be change? - di866

[kkchai]

how good is this Nissin Di866 MARK II compare with 580ex in terms of the features, not talking about the quality of workmanship and also the recycle time but the features itself....