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Sea & Sea YS-110

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SEA & SEA

MODEL:
YS-110

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Underwater Strobes

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Release Date:	Jan 1, 2008
Guide Number:	22
Guide Number Description:	ISO 100/m, land
Beam Angle:	105° x 105°
Battery Type:	4 x AA
Recycle Time (full dump):	1,9
Power Settings Steps:	13
TTL:	Yes
Diffuser:	Yes
Color Temperature (K):	5400
Color Temperature w/ Diffuser (K):	5100
Depth Rating :	60m / 200ft
Connection Type:	5-pin Sync cord/N17100, Fiber-Optic Cable (L-type)
Pre Flash:	Yes
Slave Function:	Yes
Weight:	700g / 24.5oz
Dimensions:	88x115x150mm / 3.5x4.6x6inch

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Nov 24, 2009 2:06 AM

Matt J. Weiss reviewed this product:

This is a great strobe for the money. It's relatively inexpensive but still is a nice strobe. Really good for a beginner. I wouldn't mind a stronger strobe for W/A , however. Also, I wish the strobe setting was so wasn't to accidently switch into the slave mode.

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Dec 1, 2009 3:58 PM

Luis M. Sarmento reviewed this product:

Excelent strobe for macro. Very good price.

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Mar 9, 2010 2:08 PM

Charles S. Hood reviewed this product:

These are my workhorse strobes, cheap and pretty reliable. You can buy 4 of these guys for the price of a top end gun. Not quite as good as the now out-of-manufacture YS90 & 60s which were virtually indestructable. What I like is the incredible fast recycle times, especially if you use the new Duracell rechargeable cells and on half power. The slave facitity is crap which a big let down after the previous YS90 which works very well.

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Mar 9, 2010 2:19 PM

luc VandenBorre reviewed this product:

Nice strobe for the money .

Adjusting the strobe with gloves on can be a bit a pain in the ....

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Mar 9, 2010 3:06 PM

Stefan Beskow reviewed this product:

I use the 110 a and are very happy with them. Good value for money! As mentioned above, I also wish that the sometimes accidently switch into slave mode would not be done so easily.