Ikelite DL4 DS Link Fujifilm TTL Converter with Ikelite FT1 Hotshoe Kit

Ikelite DL4 DS Link Fujifilm TTL Converter

With Ikelite FT1 Hotshoe Kit

The Ikelite DL4 DS Link Fujifilm TTL Converter with Ikelite FT1 Hotshoe Kit features fast, more accurate and more reliable TTL exposure with Ikelite DS strobes. Also, there is no batteries are required to power the TTL converter. In addition, switching between TTL mode and manual control is as easy as a touch of a button.

* It is only compatible with Ikelite DS strobes. 

Key Features:

• Fast, accurate and reliable
• No batteries required
• Fast and convenient switching between TTL and manual exposure with a press of a button
• Support flash exposure (EV) compensation and rear curtain sync
• Saves battery life
• Improved recycle time
• Waterproof

Camera Compatibility:

• Fujifilm X-T3

* Not compatible with any other models except as listed above

Strobe Compatibility

• DS50 strobes: above serial number 75510 with update
• DS51 strobes: above serial number 78700
• DS125 strobes: above serial number 7928
• DS160, DS161 strobes: all
• DS200 strobes: above serial number 7163

Sync Cord Compatibility

• Ikelite Housing to Ikelite Strobes # 45151
• Ikelite Housing to Two Ikelite Strobes # 45152
• Ikelite Housing to Ikelite Strobe # 4103.51 (out of production)
• Ikelite Housing to Two Ikelite Strobes # 4103.52 (out of production)

About Fujifilm TTL 

TTL or "Thru-the-Lens" flash metering means the camera evaluates the scene and communicates exposure information directly to the compatible flash. The camera automatically adjusts the power output of the external flash so you don't have to.

TTL exposure is faster and often more accurate than setting the flash output manually. TTL can be the difference between getting a properly exposed image or not, especially when shooting fast-moving subjects and subjects that are moving towards or away from you. TTL is by far the easiest way to shoot perfectly exposed macro photography and allows you to concentrate on focus and framing. When shooting wide angle or close focus wide angle (CFWA), set your camera to properly expose the background and let the DL4 adjust your strobe intensity for proper exposure of the foreground.