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Section3 PHOTO - VIDEO - PRO AUDIO Flashes & Accessories Flashes Achiever ............216 Metz ...........218-229 Novoflex ....230-233 Sunpak.......234-241 Vivitar .............................................242-244 AC & DC Slave Strobes ..................245-247 Flash Accessories Light Bouncers and Softeners .......248-253 Camera/Flash Brackets ..................254-265 SourceBook Battery Packs and Photo Portable Strobe Lighting Dynalite ..................................................266 Norman...........................................267-269 Lumedyne........................................270-279 Quantum Instruments...................280-289 SLR Slaves Quantum Instruments...................290-293 Pocket Wizard.................................294-297 Wein.................................................298-301 The Exposure Meters Gossen .......302-307 Minolta ......308-313 Polaris ...............313 Sekonic .......314-318 SP/Spectra/Visatec/Wein .......................319 35mm ACHIEVER SHOE MOUNT FLASHES 115M Compact Manual Shoe Mount Flash 321AZ ◆ Guide no. 48 (ft. ISO100) Auto Shoe Mount Flash ◆ Runs on 2 AA batteries Compact size, flash with a bounce head that adjust from 0 to 90°. ◆ Includes PC sync cord The 321AZ auto flash is an outstanding value. AC115M .....................................................17.95 ◆ Compact bounce head ◆ 2 automatic exposure ranges 115A ◆ Guide no. 64 (ft. ISO 100) Compact Auto Shoe Mount Flash ◆ Includes PC sync cord, color filters and diffuser ◆ Automatic exposure range ◆ Runs on 4-AA batteries (not included) ◆ Manual exposure operation 321AZ Auto Shoe Mount Flash (AC321AZ)................................34.95 ◆ Guide no. 48 (ft. ISO100) ◆ Runs on 2 AA batteries DZ260 ◆ Includes PC sync cord Dedicated TTL Shoe Mount Flash AC115A ......................................................21.95 A fully TTL dedicated auto thyristor flash, the DZ260 has a bounce adjustment from 0-90° and a zoom flash range from FLASHES & ACCESSORIES 115A/S 28mm (with the supplied diffuser) to telephoto. An extremely Compact Auto versatile medium sized flash. Shoe Mount Flash with Slave ◆ Fully dedicated TTL operation ◆ Built-in slave for automatic ◆ 2 automatic ranges (for non-dedicated operation) synchronization with on camera flash ◆ 3-positions bounce and zoom head ◆ Automatic exposure range 216 ◆ ◆ Manual exposure operation Guide no. 112 (ft. ISO 100) ◆ ◆ Guide no. 48 (ft. ISO100) Incorporates energy saving thyristor circuitry ◆ Runs on 2 AA batteries ◆ Includes PC sync cord, color filters and diffuser ◆ Includes PC sync cord ◆ Runs on 4-AA batteries (not included) AC115AS.....................................................34.95 DZ260 TTL Shoe Mount Flash: For Minolta (ACDZ260M) and Pentax (ACDZ260P) .........59.95 940AF Dedicated TTL Power Zoom Shoe Mount Flash The 940LCD is a sophisticated programmed electronic flash that 115A 260T combines a wide range of impressive features with an easy to use, motor driven zoom head. Automatically adjusts to match the focal length of your autofocus SLR camera. 260T ◆ Bounce and auto zoom head automatically adjusts flash to Auto Shoe Mount Flash match the focal length of lens in use from 28 to 85mm A medium sized, non-dedicated flash ◆ 330° swivel ◆ Incorporates energy saving thyristor designed with the needs and budget of the circuitry advanced amateur in mind. ◆ Infrared autofocus assistance beam ◆ Includes color filters and diffuser ◆ Compact bounce and zoom head ◆ Multiple TTL auto ranges ◆ ◆ 3 automatic exposure ranges ◆ Guide no. 90-132 (ft. ISO 100) Rear-curtain sync ◆ ◆ Guide no. 88 (ft. ISO 100) ◆ Manual mode variable power down Illuminated LCD panel for convenience ◆ Energy saving thyristor circuitry to 1/8th ◆ Runs on 4-AA alkaline or nicad batteries ◆ Includes color filters and diffuser 940AF Dedicated TTL Power Zoom Shoe Mount Flash ◆ Includes PC sync cord For Minolta Maxxum (AC940MAF) and Nikon AF (AC940NAF)..........................................139.95 ◆ Runs on 4 AA batteries (not included) For Canon EOS (AC940CAF)...............................................................................................119.95 AC260T ......................................................39.95 PHOTO - VIDEO - PRO AUDIO CLOUD DOME PORTABLE LIGHTING STUDIO Portable Lighting Studio FLASHES & ACCESSORIES for Digital and Analog Cameras A studio-in-a-bag, Cloud Dome is the simplest way to take professional-quality photographs without complicated lighting. It’s portable and convenient- an idea brought to life by an enterprising jewelry artist and her weather-loving father. Made of high impact, non- yellowing, crack-resistant plastic. Cloud Dome evenly diffuses natural light over the surface area of the object being shot. Lightweight and easily portable, the Cloud Dome is outfitted with a camera mount to eliminate any stability problems. The Cloud Dome Professional has an 82mm opening to accommodate larger format cameras. The Cloud Dome is 10˝ high with a diameter of 15˝. For photographing larger objects extension collars are available in 7˝, 12˝ and an angle collar. Professional 82mm Cloud Dome (CD82) With an 82mm opening. Includes a base plate and larger “L”.......................................................................................................................................174.95 Cloud Dome Applications 217 7˝ Straight Extension Collar (CDECS) Helpful for photographing larger objects, as Cloud Dome shown well as for cameras with focal distances greater with 7˝ Straight ◆ Portable and convenient, the Cloud Extension Collar than 8˝ .........................................................37.95 Dome is lightweight and easy to take in the field or use at home 12˝ Straight Extension Collar (CDEC12) ◆ Perfect for photographing many Same as the 7˝ collar, but it adds 12˝ to the types of objects: height of the Cloud Dome .........................39.95 - Sports memorabilia Angled Extension Collar (CDECA) Cloud Dome - Jewelry Includes a 7˝ extension collar. Allows you to shown with Angled photograph 3-dimensional items at an angle Extension Collar - Stamps when used with the Cloud Dome..............38.95 - Fossils - Documents - Stock and bond certificates Infinity Board Lighting Kit - Artifacts The Infinity Board Lighting Kit is a mini studio - Gems and minerals that sets up quickly for lighting and shooting - Circuit boards small objects. The matte finish of the included - Foliage 18 x 28˝ Infinity board allows photographing - Great for Many Applications products with seemingly no background. The - Selling items via online auctions board may be used flat or adjusted into infinite - Record structural damage U-shapes, is washable, and scratch proof. The - Patent applications two Flip Lights are 19˝ long folding fluorescent - Insurance fixtures, each with a 13 watt compact fluorescent - Forensic pathology (5000° K) bulb. They each shut off automatically when folded. - Archeology - Evidence recording Infinity Board Lighting Kit (CLIBDLKW) Infinity Board Lighting Kit (CLIBDLKB) Matte White Flexible Background ..........89.95 Matte Black Flexible Background ...........89.95 ORDER & INFO. (212) 502-6340 • FAX: (212) 239-7770 (800) 947-7008 1-800-290-6750 • www.bhphotovideo.com PHOTO - VIDEO - PRO AUDIO METZ SHOE MOUNT FLASHES 20BC-6 Compact Auto Shoe Mount Flash The perfect beginners model, the BC-6 is a great and inexpensive way to enhance lighting and get great pictures. Designed to work with non-AF cameras, the BC-6 is an excellent mate for fill flash duty or use with fast films. Compact and easy to use, with a quite usable 28mm coverage angle. It weighs 5 oz. ◆ Guide Number 66 ◆ In Auto Flash Mode a sensor measures the ◆ Supplied 28mm wide angle attachment ◆ Works with all cameras with middle-contact light reflected by the subject and shuts off increases the illumination angle hot-shoe or PC sync. the flash as soon as the subject has been ◆ 8-second recycle time, uses 3 AA batteries correctly lit. ◆ Manual flash mode allows full light output with the given guide number ◆ Flash ready and correct exposure indicator ME20BC6...................................................54.95 Based on their expertise in electronics and plastics technologies, Metz has built an excellent reputation over the years, and contin- ues to maintain their leadership with an extremely wide-ranging product range. From handy compacts to high performance hand- held flashguns, you will find the proper light for every situation. And, for nearly every camera, because the well-developed SCA sys- FLASHES & ACCESSORIES tem guarantees that Metz flash units can be used on practically every SLR camera. The camera can change – the Metz stays! 36-M1 Manual Shoe Mount Flash The 36 M-1 is the scaled-down all-manual version in the the Metz 36 series, and is available at an excellent price/performance ratio. The integrated zoom reflector can be manually adjust- 218 ed to the given focal length (between 28 and 85 mm), and the reflector can be tilted a vertical direction 90°. It is a great flash for when no dedication is required. The flash also features a manual aperture calculator. Weighs 7 oz. Includes sync cord. ■ Guide No. 98 at 50mm, 118 at 85mm ◆ Battery tester indicates – at the touch of a button– if ◆ Flash ready and correct exposure indicator battery capacity is sufficient ◆ Manual flash mode allows full light output with the ◆ 5-second recycle time, uses 4 AA batteries given guide number ME36M1 ..................................................................69.95 About the Guide Number
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