Nissin i60A Flashgun - Sony

The Nissin i60A has a guide number of 60 meters at ISO 100, measured at the 200mm zoom position.

The zoom head covers a range from 24mm to 200mm. It can also cover 16mm with the built-in wide-angle diffusion panel.

It uses 4 AA batteries.

Yes, the i60A features wireless slave TTL functionality and can be controlled by a Nissin Air 1 commander unit or other compatible Nissin flash units.

With 4 AA batteries, it can provide approximately 220 full power bursts.

This specific model (i60A - Sony) is designed for Sony cameras with ADI/P-TTL compatibility. Nissin offers other versions of the i60A for Canon and Nikon cameras.

The approximate recycling time is 5.5 seconds at full power.

The flash is specified for Japanese voltage (90-110 V). If you are in a region with different voltage standards (e.g., 220-240 V), you will likely need a voltage transformer and/or plug adapter.

Check that the flash is securely attached to the camera's hot shoe. Ensure batteries are correctly inserted and have sufficient charge. Verify the flash unit is powered on and not in standby mode. Confirm the camera is in a shooting mode that allows flash.

Batteries may be low on charge. Replace with fresh AA batteries. For faster recycling, consider using an external battery pack connected to the power socket.

Adjust the flash exposure compensation on the camera or the flash unit itself (if applicable). Ensure the flash zoom head is set to match the lens focal length. If using manual mode, check the power output setting.

Ensure the flash unit and commander unit (if used) are set to the same channel and group. Check that both units are powered on and within range. Verify batteries in both units are fresh.