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Sto-Fen Products Application List 0.1 MB Sto-Fen Products Application List - Effective: February 18, 2019 Page 1 of 3 Flash Unit Omni Two-WayGold OM Green OM Color Set Flash Unit Omni Two-WayGold OM Green OM Color Set Achiever 260AF OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Digi-Slave Dlx 2000 OM-C OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Achiever 260T OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Digi-Slave Dlx 3000 OM-EZ OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Achiever 630 OM-EZ TW-UNI OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Digi-Slave PRO OM-B TW-285 OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Achiever 632LCD OM-SB16 TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Flashpoint eVOLV 200 OM-ES Achiever 632T OM-SB16 TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Flashpoint LioN R2 OM-EY OC-EYGL OC-EYGR OC-EYSET Achiever 700AF OM-SB16 TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Flashpoint Zoom LioN OM-EY OC-EYGL OC-EYGR OC-EYSET Achiever 828 OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Focal M500T OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Achiever 828TW OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Achiever DZ260 OM-B TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Fuji EF-20 OM-RQ Achiever TZ250 OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Fuji EF-42 OM-600 TW-UNI OC-600GL OC-600GR OC-600SET Aperlite YH-500-N/C OM-900 OC-900GL Godox AD200 OM-ES Godox AD200 OM-ES Bolt V-510 OM-EW OM-EWGL OM-EWGR OC-EWSET Godox TT685 OM-EY OC-EYGL OC-EYGR OC-EYSET Bower 680 OM-300 Godox V860II OM-EY Bower 829TW OM-MZ2 Hahnel Modus 600RT OM-ET OM-ETGL Bower 958 OM-EZ TW-UNI OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Bower SFD 926N/O/C/S/P OM-PZ8 TW-UNI Hasselblad Pro OM-CT45 OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Bower SFD328 OM-MZ3 TW-UNI OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET Insignia NS-DXFL CN OM-C OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Bower SFD35C/N OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Insignia NS-DXFL2 OM-C Bower SFD52N OM-B TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Insignia NS-DXFL2 CN OM-C OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Bower SFD680C/N OM-EY TW-UNI OC-EYGL OC-EYGR OC-EYSET Kalimar T-36 OM-ES Bower SFD728N OM-B TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Kodak Gear AF OM-MZ3 TW-UNI OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET Cactus RF60 OM-900 TW-UNI OC-900GL Kodak P-20 OM-EX TW-UNI OC-EXGL OC-EXGR OC-EXSET Canon 199-A OM-199 TW-199 Leica SF40 OM-400 Canon 270EX OM-EV Leica SF58 OM-MZ80 OC-MZ80GL Canon 270EXII OM-EV Leica SF64 Canon 299 OM-EZ TW-UNI OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Canon 300EZ OM-UNI LumoPro LP120 OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Canon 300TL OM-300 TW-UNI LumoPro LP160 OM-EZ TW-UNI OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Canon 320EX OM-EU TW-UNI OC-EUGL LumoPro LP180 OM-HV58 OC-HV58GL Canon 380EX OM-C TW-B OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Mcoplus MCO430C/N OM-EW OM-EWGL OM-EWGR OC-EWSET Canon 420EX OM-EX TW-UNI OC-EXGL OC-EXGR OC-EXSET Metz 202, 402 OM-MZ50 TW-UNI Canon 420EZ OM-B TW-B OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Metz 32 MZ-3 OM-MZ2 Canon 430EX OM-EW TW-UNI OM-EWGL OM-EWGR OC-EWSET Metz 32 Z-1 OM-MZ2 Canon 430EXII OM-EW TW-UNI OM-EWGL OM-EWGR OC-EWSET Metz 32 Z-2 OM-MZ2 Canon 430EXIII OM-EW TW-UNI OM-EWGL OM-EWGR OC-EWSET Metz 36AF OM-MZ3 TW-UNI OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET Canon 430EZ OM-B TW-B OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Metz 36AF5 OM-MZ3 TW-B OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET Canon 540EZ OM-EZ TW-UNI OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Metz 36C-2 OM-MZ3 TW-UNI OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET Canon 550EX OM-EZ TW-UNI OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Metz 40 AF4 OM-PZ4 TW-UNI Canon 580EX OM-EY TW-UNI OC-EYGL OC-EYGR OC-EYSET Metz 40 MZ1i OM-MZ40 Canon 580EXII OM-EY TW-UNI OC-EYGL OC-EYGR OC-EYSET Metz 40 MZ2 OM-C OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Canon 600EX II-RT OM-ES Metz 40 MZ3i OM-MZ40 Canon 600EX-RT OM-ET OM-ETGL Metz 44AF OM-MZ2 TW-UNI Canon MT-24EX OM-24X Metz 44AF1 OM-MZ80 TW-UNI OC-MZ80GL Canon EOS D30, D60, 20D, OM-F1 Metz 44-AF2 OM-MZ80 OC-MZ80GL Canon Rebel XT, 300D, XTi OM-F1 Metz 48 AF-1 C/N OM-MZ80 TW-UNI OC-MZ80GL Metz 50 MZ5 Series OM-MZ50 Cobra 480AF OM-MZ3 TW-UNI OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET Metz 50AF1 OM-MZ80 TW-UNI OC-MZ80GL Cobra 680AF OM-SB16 TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Metz 52AF1 OM-MZ80 TW-UNI OC-MZ80GL Cobra 700AF OM-SB16 TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Metz 54 MZ3 OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Cobra Auto 260 OM-UNI TW-UNI Metz 54 MZ4 OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Cobra Auto 280 OM-MZ3 TW-UNI OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET Metz 58 AF1 OM-MZ80 TW-UNI OC-MZ80GL Cobra D650 OM-SB16 TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Metz 58AF2 OM-MZ80 OC-MZ80GL Contax TLA280 OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Metz 64 AF-1 OM-HV58 TW-UNI OC-HV58GL Contax TLA360 OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Metz 70 MZ4 OM-MZ70 Digi-Slave DFS-1 OM-EX TW-UNI OC-EXGL OC-EXGR OC-EXSET Metz 70 MZ5 OM-MZ70 Metz 76 MZ5 OM-MZ70 Sto-Fen Products Application List - Effective: February 18, 2019 Page 2 of 3 Flash Unit Omni Two-WayGold OM Green OM Color Set Flash Unit Omni Two-WayGold OM Green OM Color Set Metz CT/CL45 Series OM-CT45 TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Olympus G40 OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Metz CT60 Series OM-CT60 OC-60GL OC-60GR OC-60SET Olympus T32 OM-T32 Metz M400 OM-600 OC-600GL OC-600GR OC-600SET Orlit RT600C OM-HV58 Metz MZ44-2 OM-MZ2 Panasonic DMW-FL360 OM-600 OC-600GL OC-600GR OC-600SET Minolta 2500D OM-4X TW-UNI Panasonic DMW-FL360E OM-600 TW-UNI OC-600GL OC-600GR OC-600SET Minolta 2800AF OM-UNI TW-UNI Panasonic DMW-FL360L OM-4X Minolta 280PX OM-UNI TW-UNI Panasonic DMW-FL500E OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Minolta 3500xi OM-MZ3 TW-UNI OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET Panasonic FL580L OM-HV58 OC-HV58GL Minolta 3600HS OM-PZ8 TW-UNI Panasonic FL580L Minolta 4000AF OM-4000 TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Panasonic PE36-S OM-B OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Minolta 5200i OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Minolta 5400HS OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Pentax *istDS, K10D,K100 OM-F1 Minolta 5400xi OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Pentax 300FTZ OM-UNI Minolta 5600hs OM-MZ6 TW-UNI Pentax 330FTZ OM-MZ3 OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET Pentax 540FGZII OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Neweer TT520 OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Pentax AF200T OM-UNI Neweer TT560 OM-EY TW-UNI OC-EYGL OC-EYGR OC-EYSET Pentax AF220T OM-UNI Neweer TT660 OM-EZ TW-UNI OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Pentax AF240FT OM-MZ2 TW-UNI Neweer TT680 OM-EZ TW-UNI OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Pentax AF280T OM-EX OC-EXGL OC-EXGR OC-EXSET Neweer TT850 OM-EZ TW-UNI OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Pentax AF360FGZ OM-PZ8 TW-UNI Neweer VK750 OM-900 OC-900GL Pentax AF360-FGZII OM-600 OC-600GL OC-600GR OC-600SET Nikon D40, D40x, D50, D70 OM-F1 Pentax AF500FTZ OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Nikon R1 OM-SBR200S Pentax AF540FGZ OM-MZ40 Nikon R1C1 OM-SBR200S Phoenix 80DZA OM-MZ3 TW-UNI OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET Nikon SB-16 A/B OM-SB16 TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Phoenix 82ZBDA Twin OM-MZ3 TW-UNI OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET Nikon SB-24 OM-C TW-B OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Phoenix 93ZBSA OM-UNI TW-UNI Nikon SB-25 OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Phoenix APZL-106AF OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Nikon SB-26 OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Phoenix D79-BZS OM-MZ3 TW-UNI OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET Nikon SB-28 OM-MZ3 TW-UNI OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET Phoenix DZBIS 112C11 OM-300 TW-UNI Nikon SB-28DX OM-MZ3 TW-UNI OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET Phoenix DZBIS 112TTL OM-300 TW-UNI Nikon SB-400 OM-400 Phoenix ZBIF-92N OM-MZ3 TW-UNI OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET Nikon SB-500 OM-4X TW-UNI Phoenix ZBIS-106AF OM-300 TW-UNI Nikon SB5000 OM-HV58 TW-UNI OC-HV58GL Nikon SB-50DX OM-SB5 TW-UNI OC-SBGL OC-SBGR OC-SBSET Photoflex Starfire Digital OM-600 OC-600GL OC-600GR OC-600SET Nikon SB-600 OM-600 TW-UNI OC-600GL OC-600GR OC-600SET Phottix Mitros TTL Flash OM-900 TW-UNI OC-900GL Nikon SB-700 OM-700 TW-UNI OC-700GL Platinum I-TTL OM-ES Nikon SB-800 OM-SB5 TW-UNI OC-SBGL OC-SBGR OC-SBSET Nikon SB-80DX OM-SB5 TW-UNI OC-SBGL OC-SBGR OC-SBSET Polaroid PL108AF OM-UNI Nikon SB-900 OM-900 TW-UNI OC-900GL Polaroid PL126PZ OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Nikon SB-910 OM-900 TW-UNI OC-900GL Polaroid PL144AZ OM-MZ3 TW-UNI OC-MZGL OC-EZGR OC-MZSET Nissin 360TW OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Precision Design DSLR30 OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Nissin 360TXP OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET ProMaster 5750DX OM-EZ TW-UNI OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Nissin Di466 OM-600 TW-UNI OC-600GL OC-600GR OC-600SET ProMaster 5900 OM-EZ OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Nissin Di481 OM-MZ3 TW-UNI OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET ProMaster 7500DX OM-EZ TW-UNI OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Nissin Di600 OM-HV58 TW-UNI OC-HV58GL ProMaster 7500EDF OM-EZ TW-UNI OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Nissin Di622 OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET ProMaster FT-1700 OM-EX TW-UNI OC-EXGL OC-EXGR OC-EXSET Nissin Di700 OM-EZ TW-UNI OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET ProMaster FTD5200 OM-MZ3 TW-UNI OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET Nissin Di866 OM-HV58 TW-UNI OC-HV58GL ProMaster FTD5400 OM-MZ2 Nissin i40 OM-400 ProMaster FTD5500 OM-PZ8 TW-UNI Nissin i400 OM-400 ProMaster FTD5600 OM-EZ TW-UNI OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Nissin i60 OM-EW OM-EWGL OM-EWGR OC-EWSET ProMaster FTD5700 OM-EZ OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Nissin PZ400-C-N-M OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET ProMaster FTD5750 OM-EZ TW-UNI OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Olympus E400, E410, E500 OM-F1 ProMaster FTD5950 OM-EZ TW-UNI OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Olympus FL36 OM-600 TW-UNI OC-600GL OC-600GR OC-600SET ProMaster FTD6500M OM-EZ OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Olympus FL40 OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET ProMaster FTD7000M OM-EZ TW-UNI OC-EZGL OC-EZGR OC-EZSET Olympus FL50 OM-C TW-UNI OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Quantaray 383 Super Serie OM-422 TW-422 OC-CBGL OC-CBGR OC-CBSET Olympus FL-600R OM-4X TW-UNI Quantaray PZ40 OM-4X Sto-Fen Products Application List - Effective: February 18, 2019 Page 3 of 3 Flash Unit Omni Two-WayGold OM Green OM Color Set Flash Unit Omni Two-WayGold OM Green OM Color Set Quantaray QAF6600 Serie OM-MZ3 TW-UNI OC-MZGL OC-MZGR OC-MZSET Sunpak PZ-40X OM-4X TW-UNI Quantaray
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