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External and internal TTL converters for the OM SYSTEM / OLYMPUS do not require a battery.

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Underwater Technics TTL converters for OM System / Olympus draw a micro-current from the +5V power supply pin on the camera's hot shoe and require no battery.

Micro-current consumption has virtually no impact on the camera's battery capacity.

The user does not need to worry about the battery for TTL Converter, that is very convenient.

TTL Converters have intellectual two-way communication with the camera and fully controllable by the camera menu.

The main features are as follows:

Supported strobes: Inon, Sea&Sea, Retra, Apollo, Ikelite, Subtronic and others.

TTL / M / HSS mode switching underwater via camera menu

"Balanced TTL flash metering" is available

"Exposure Shift" is available for each metering method

“Flash Exposure compensation +/-” adjustment via camera menu

HSS sync speeds up to 1/8000s

Manual Adjustment of strobe intensity (via camera menu in “M” flash mode): 1/64.....Full
1-st / 2-nd curtain synchronization
“Flash Off” mode via camera control
Continuous (serial) shooting
Automatic switching “ON/OFF” by camera protocol
No battery required

Factory produces the following versions of the External TTL Converter for OM System / Olympus:

  • M16 for Nauticam, Marelux and Seafrogs housings,

  • M24 for Marelux, Seafrogs aluminum housings,

  • M16 for Ikelite housings,

  • 1/2"UNF for Ikelite housings,

  • M16 for Isotta housings,

  • M12 for Seafrogs polycarbonate housings.

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The following versions of the Internal TTL Converter for OM System/ Olympus are in production now:

  • for Nauticam housings,

  • for Isotta housings,

  • for Marelux housings (will be announced soon).

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For more information, please visit uwtechnics.com.

Edited by Pavel Kolpakov

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