Nissin MG10 Wireless Flash with Air 10s Commander for Canon Cameras

Main features:

• GN80 (ISO 100/200 mm) / 165 Ws
• Charging 1.5 s
• High performance
• Removable motorized ZOOM head
• High power modeling light
• NAS Ready 2.4 GHz
• Doash radio signal 100 m (* 1)
• 8 groups A, B, C, D and Ȧ, Ḃ, Ċ, Ḋ (* 2)
• 8 channels
• IDs coding technology
• Open mode (* 2)
• Support for TTL, M modes, 1st and 2nd lamella synchronization, HSS synchronization with short times (1/8000 s), synchronization with long times, red-eye reduction (* 3)
• Flash output correction in 1/3 EV steps
• Min. power in manual mode 1/256
• ZOOM spotlight remote control
• TTL memory
• Modeling light (* 2)
• User firmware update using Micro SD / SDHC card
• Coverage of focal lengths 24–200 mm
• (18 using a diffuser)
• Remote wireless camera shutter
• Sync connector X
• External source connector
• (* 1) Data based on test. Actual value may vary
• depending on the environment.
• (* 2) Function supported only by the Air10s control unit.
• (* 3) Functions available depending on the camera model.

Mobile studio - high performance

Powerful wireless radio-controlled flash Nissin MG10 NAS READY usable for mobile work with the camera outdoors as well as for lighting in the studio.

Nissin Air System (NAS)
What is NAS?

NAS is a Nissin wireless radio system for controlling external flashes. It operates at a frequency of 2.4 GHz. Compared to a traditional optical system, a radio system is less prone to beam angle, lighting conditions, and obstacles between the controller and the slave flash.
The range of the MG10 + Air10s is 100 m. To prevent interference and incorrect firing by other users or devices operating on the same frequency, 8 working channels with digital IDs coding are available. The Nissin Air10s control unit can control 8 groups (A, B, C, D, Ȧ, Ḃ, Ċ, Ḋ) of MG10 flashes.

KEY PROPERTIES

Removable magnetic motor ZOOM head.
The Nissin MG10 flash is equipped with an automatic magnetic motor ZOOM head. The head can be removed and the flash used without it. The position of the head adjustment is secured by a locking button. The flash head can be rotated 180 ° horizontally to the right and left in the horizontal direction, tilted upwards at an angle of up to 90 ° and downwards at an angle of 7 ° (for macro photography). The power of the lamp when used without a ZOOM head is GN28 (ISO 100 / m) / 165 Ws. Thanks to this equipment, the flash expands the possibilities when working with indirect flash and offers more options for different lighting angles.
The MG10 offers “A” auto zoom mode and manual zoom mode. Available settings include 24 mm, 28 mm, 35 mm, 50 mm, 70 mm, 85 mm, 105 mm, 135 mm and 200 mm.

Powerful LED modeling light
Powerful 8 W modeling LED light without ZOOM head for studio work. Power can be set remotely in 25 steps using the Air10s radio control unit.

Fast charging
The MG10 is powered by 8 rechargeable AA batteries or two 26650 Li-ion batteries (4000 mAh and larger). It is also possible to connect an external PS8 source (Sony version) to the flash.
When using two Li-ion batteries and an external PS8 source, the charging time is only 1.5 s. When using Li-ion batteries alone, the charging time is extended to 2.8 s, and using eight AA batteries, the flash charging time is 3.5 s.
The MG10 comes standard with magazines for both types of batteries.

OPEN mode
The MG10 together with the Air10s control unit offers the "OPEN" mode. New function (works only with Air 10s unit) for pairing settings. OPEN mode allows multiple controllers and therefore cameras to share the same set of MG10 flashes in one place.
This eliminates the need to re-pair the controller and flash group when using multiple cameras. The same flash settings can be used when changing the camera and continuing to shoot.

Independent control of 8 groups of flashes in slave mode
The MG10 supports 8 flash groups with Air10s. 4 basic (A, B, C, D) and 4 advanced (Ȧ, Ḃ, Ċ, Ḋ) groups. The Air10s control unit can be paired with a virtually infinite number of "slave" units.

Basic group (s) (A, B, C, D):
All paired slaves operate in the same TTL or M mode.

Advanced group (s) (Ȧ, Ḃ, Ċ, Ḋ):
Paired slave flash units can operate in various combinations of TTL and M modes.

Basic and advanced groups can be used simultaneously for different flashes.

Example:
The i60A works in Basic Group A in manual mode. At the same time, I work with two MG10 Speedlights in advanced groups Ȧ and Ḋ, one in TTL mode, the other in manual mode.

HSS flash sync support with fast shutter speeds:

The flash supports shutter speeds up to 1 / 8,000 s (* 3).

(* 3) Function available depending on the camera model.

Other equipment

NAS wireless radio mode
Radio 2.4 GHz NAS mode Slave TTL, M, Zoom, HSS. In combination with Air 10s control unit.
working channels: 1 - 8
groups: A, B, C, D, Ȧ, Ḃ, Ċ, Ḋ

TTL flash exposure compensation
Flash output can be adjusted by TTL flash exposure compensation. The camera's exposure compensation function affects the overall exposure of the image area. Correction from Flash exposure adjusts the exposure for the main subject only, with minimal effect on the background scene exposure.
The flash output can be adjusted from −2 to +2 EV, in 1/3 EV increments.

Ports for external services
The Nissin MG10 flash supports the Power Pack and Nissin Power Pack PS 8 / PS300, a Sony connector. The external power supply Nissin Power Pack PS8 version for Sony and a separate power supply cable N057 Sony are available.

Synchronization connector X (PC).
Cable trigger connector (2.5 mm).
Tripod thread 1/4 ".
Micro SD slot (firmware update).

Firmware Update

Concerned that your flash will no longer be compatible with the launch of new camera models? A firmware update service is available for Nissin Speedlights.
The MG10 can be updated by the user.

For Air10s controllers with a serial number (1st four digits) less than 87000000000 ~, a firmware update is required to ensure full support for communication with the MG10.

• Complete technical specifications here
• Compatibility table here

Description of the MG10 flash: