Sea & Sea Optical YS TTL Converter First Look and Details
Introducing a new compact unit that converts the camera's TTL signal to a light signal. The converter can be mounted on the camera's accessory shoe and can be connected to SEA & SEA strobes, such as the SEA & SEA YS-01 and YS-D2 strobes, with Fiber-Optic Cables. TTL and manual modes can be switched by pushing the mode switch on the housing. SEA & SEA Optical YS Converter. WATCH THE FIRST LOOK & DETAILS VIDEO:The Converter currently works with the following strobes:SEA & SEA YS-D2 Underwater DS-TTL StrobeSEA & SEA YS-01 Underwater DS-TTL StrobeSEA & SEA YS-D1 Underwater DS-TTL StrobeSEA & SEA YS110a Underwater DS-TTL StrobeLEARN MORE
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