Phottix Strato TTL flash trigger for Nikon is now available

Phottix Strato TTL flash trigger for Nikon
The Phottix Strato TTL flash trigger for Nikon cameras that was announced at the 2012 Photokina show is now shipping and is currently in stock. More information after the jump:

Product description:

The Phottix Strato TTL Flash Trigger for Nikon is the newest addition to ever-popular Strato series of flash triggers and wireless remotes. It provides an easy-to-use and affordable TTL flash triggering solution to photographers. With the LCD display and quick-change buttons adjustments are fast and easy. High-speed and second curtain sync are supported in this 4-channel, 2.4 GHz transmitter and receiver set. Shoot at maximum shutter speeds of 1/8000 s.

Main Features:

  • TTL flash trigger with EV adjustments (+/- 3 stops in 1/3 stops)
  • Quick-change buttons and Backlit LCD to adjust EV level, mode, and channel
  • High Speed Sync mode – 1/8000s
  • Second Curtain Sync mode
  • Wired and wireless shutter release functions
  • 100 meter range
  • Compatible with other Phottix flash triggers

Technical specifications:

  • Transmitting power:≤10dBm
  • Distance: 100m+
  • Frequency: 2.4GHz
  • Channel: 4 channels
  • Input voltage:2.2V-3.2V
  • Flash port voltage handling: Transmitter 6V; Receiver ≤300V
  • Batteries: 2xAA alkaline batteries or rechargeable batteries (Transmitter and Receiver); 5V DC on Receiver (external power port)
  • Max sync speed: 1/8000s
  • Output: hot shoe, 3.5mm (Receiver)
  • Input: USB port (transmitter and Receiver)
  • Attachment: 1/4〞 tripod lug, cold shoe (Receiver)
  • Weight: Transmitter 74g; Receiver 72g—-without batteries
  • Body dimension: Transmitter L 92.5 * W 47.8 * H 45.5 mm; Receiver L 93.3 * W 46.7 * H 45.4 mm
  • Antenna:Built-in PCB antenna
  • Operating temperature: 0℃~ +50℃
  • Operating humidity: 35﹪~95﹪RH
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