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Installing an External UWTechnics TTL converter into an Ikelite housing for Canon R7

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UWTechnics External TTL converters (for Sony, Canon, Nikon and Olympus) are available in two thread options for Ikelite housings - 1/2"UNF20 and M16.

Below are photos of an example of installation of External TTL Converter 18042-UNF-IK (version for 1/2"UNF20 thread) into Ikelite housing 200DLM/D for Canon EOS R7.

 

Product has the following features: 

- Optical TTL, M and HSS synchronization for underwater strobes,

- Switching TTL/M/HSS modes underwater by camera menu,

- Flash synchronization at 1-st / 2-nd curtain by menu,

- TTL flash exposure compensation (+/-) adjustment by menu,

- Manual flash power adjustment by menu 1/125...Full (in M mode),

- HSS ultra fast shutter speeds up to 1/8000s,

- Continuos fast shooting,

- Battery life: 3 years of continuous work,

- Automatic ON/OFF. No any mechanical switch is needed.

- Supported strobes: Inon, Marelux, Retra, Underwater Technics, Sea&Sea,

- Strobe profile switching - by onboard rotary switch.

- TTL converter is fully controllable underwater via the camera menu. It provides intelligent two-way communication protocol with the camera and supports Canon's graphic menu.

- TTL Converter automatically stores your last flash menu settings for underwater usage in its non-volatile memory. When you connect the camera again, it loads these settings into the camera, which is very convenient.

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Edited by Pavel Kolpakov

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