Sealife Flash Link Cable. Capture stunning underwater shots with the SEALIFE Flash Link Cable. This essential optical accessory ensures perfect, instantaneous synchronization between your camera and external strobe, delivering reliable flash firing every time for vibrant, true-to-life colors. Its durable, kink-resistant coiled design offers 16 inches of flexibility, allowing optimal strobe positioning without snagging. Universally compatible with SeaLife cameras and other optically-synced systems, this cable guarantees flawless performance in all lighting and water conditions, elevating your underwater photography. SEALIFE Flash Link Cable: Your Essential Link to Perfect Underwater LightingAchieve vibrant, perfectly illuminated underwater photos with the unwavering reliability of the SEALIFE Flash Link Cable. This essential accessory is the definitive solution for underwater photographers seeking a flawless, instantaneous connection between their camera and external strobe or flash unit. Say goodbye to misfired shots and inconsistent lighting, this optical cable is engineered to deliver a perfect pulse of light every time, ensuring your flash fires in perfect sync with your shutter. It stands as a critical tool for capturing the true colors and breathtaking details of the world beneath the waves.Connect and sync your flash or strobe:- Use the SeaLife Flash Link Cable connection for all SeaLife or optically synced flashes/strobes. The resilient casing ensures firing of the flash in all light conditions and aiming positions. The 16″/41cm cable is coiled and flexible, in a very durable casing that prevents kinks in the optical channel.Unmatched Durability and Flexibility for DiversDesigned specifically for the rigorous demands of the underwater environment, the SEALIFE Flash Link Cable boasts a robust, heavy-duty casing that protects the sensitive inner optical fiber. This durable construction prevents kinking, which can interrupt the light signal and cause failed flashes, a common frustration with lesser cables. Its coiled, flexible design provides an optimal length of 16 inches (41cm), offering enough slack to position your strobe freely without creating excess cable that can snag on gear or delicate marine life. This thoughtful engineering provides you with the freedom to create dynamic lighting angles while maintaining a streamlined, tangle-free setup.Universal Compatibility and Flawless PerformanceVersatility is at the core of this indispensable tool. The SEALIFE Flash Link Cable is designed to work universally with all SeaLife cameras and any other camera that uses an internal flash to trigger an external, optically-synced strobe. This makes it a future-proof investment for your underwater photography kit, adapting as your gear evolves. The high-quality optical fiber ensures a clean, strong light transmission from your camer´s internal flash to the strobe´s sensor, guaranteeing reliable firing in all water conditions, from bright, clear tropical seas to murky, low-light environments. Elevate your photography from simple snapshots to brilliantly lit compositions with a connection you can trust on every dive.Attributes: Cables, ToolsSpecifications:- Core Material: Polymethyl-Methacrylate Resin- Cladding Material: Fluorinated Polymer- Core Refractive Index: 1.49- Refractive Index Profile: Step-index- Numerical Aperture: .50- Number of Fibers: 1- Core Diameter: 920-1040 μm- Cladding Diameter: 940-1060 μm- Approximate Weight: 4 g- Material (Buffer/Jacket): Polyethylene- Indication on Jacket: Eska™ Premier, pink- Outer Diameter: 2.2 ± .07 mm- Fiber Tensile Strength: 70 N- Length: 16″/41cmWhat´s Included:- One Flash Link Optical Cable- Two Hook-and-Loop Ties (to secure cable to flash arm). tradeinn Diveinn
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