Nauticam TTL Converter for Nikon DSLR Cameras
This product has been discontinued and is no longer in stock. Please scroll down for accessories and other options.
This product has been discontinued and is no longer in stock. Please scroll down for accessories and other options.
Remove the standard, manual LED flash trigger and pop in a Nauticam TTL Converter for Nikon featuring the exact same physical form factor, but electronic TTL conversion electronics for automatic flash control. This is a user-installable upgrade!
Both optical and electrical triggering is integrated into this converter and the mode you use depends largely on the flash connected. It is recommended that optical triggering is preferred when used with a compatible flash and recommend fiber-optic connection with;
No, see the UW Technics TTL Converter.
Unfortunately, that depends... There are differences in how quickly some external strobes can start and stop emitting light and that has to be accounted for in the TTL Converter software. Ikelite DS-160 and Sea & Sea YS-250 will require a different converter, with different software profiles, that will not be compatible with the strobes listed in this TTL Converter.
Yes, and there are lots of ways to disable TTL. Likely the easiest way is to simply flick the switch on the external strobes from TTL to Pre-Flash Manual modes... Alternatively, manual flash can be set by turning on "Auto FP" mode in the camera menu, or by setting a dip switch on the converter PCB.
Yes. Flash EV Comp can be set in the camera menu or can be set on the flash head with some external flashes.