Meike MK-MT24 Wireless Macro Twin Flash For NIKON DSLR

The Meike MK-MT24 Wireless Macro Twin Flash was first announced in December 2017 and available for sale in January 2018. Its first launch is available only for Nikon DSLR cameras,but uptill now,the Sony version has also become available for sale,too.

Each R200 can rotate up to 60°horizontally and 45° vertically. They are also completely detachable, allowing easy positioning for the scene. The Macro Twin Lite MK-MT24’s front ring can also rotate independently, helping to ensure flexible control and freedom to create a lighting environment tailored to the subject at hand.

Works with:

Nikon F mount Digital SLR Cameras Nikon D1X D2 D2H D2X D3 D3X D200 D300 D300S D700 D800 D810 D80 D90 D600 D610 D3100 D3200 D3300 D5000 D5100 D5200 D5300 D5500 D7000 D7100 D7200

Nikon Z mount Digital Mirrorless Cameras Z6 Z7

Specific: 1.Guide number:10(ISO 100.m), 14(ISO 200.m)

2.LED light: 0.5W, 5500K±200, Ra 90

3.Group and Channel: Group A/B/C and channels 1/2/3/4

4.ID: Default as 0000

5.S1/S2 transmission: indoor＞20m outdoor＞10m

6.2.4G wireless distance: Remain stable within 15m in any angle, distance of alignment and actual measurement is＞100m in an open environment

7. Cover angle: cover light of 24mm lens Recycle time: 4s 1/1 output (2.4-2.8V)

8.Battery: 2xAAANI-MH(for R200): 2xAANI-MH(for GT620) battery(Not included in the package）

9.Weight: About 105g, Size(L*W*H): 80*60*75mm

10.Operating temperature:-10~50 ℃ Storage temperature: -20~70 ℃

FLASH CHANNELS AND GROUPS

Both flash systems allow configurations for 4 channels and 3 groups. Both the commander and flashes must be set on the same channel, and different flash powers can be set for up to 3 different groups of flashes. This is completely identical to Nikon's Creative Lighting System (CLS).

• 4 channels, 3 groups Compatible with MK-R200 Only (TBC)

Weight:

122g Each flash including 2xAAA

164g Commander including 2xAA

408g Total weight including batteries

Feature

2.4G Wireless Flash-Easy Positioning of Flashes

Wireless systems- the flexibility of positioning the flash:

Place the flashes over a meter away from the camera -- something that is not possible with the Meike MK-MT24

The MK-R200 can be set to optical trigger slave mode, which allows it to be triggered by any flash. This is useful when sharing the flash with friends who are using other flash systems.

• 2.4G Radio Frequency
• Line-of-Sight
• Option for Optical Trigger

Accurate TTL

If you attempt several shots with the Meike flash set to TTL mode at different aperture settings, you will find the results were very accurate and consistent. And the light colours from both systems had no visible differences.

Detail

Meike MK-MT24 uses Radio Frequency (RF)

• The RF signal is specified to be stable within 15m at any angle and position, and over 100m in an open environment.

ISO100=10m/33ft

• The Meike MK-GT620 commander has an additional focal length setting from 18mm to 200mm, which have no difference in the flash beam angle when you changed these settings.

FLASH CHANNELS AND GROUPS

• Both flash systems allow configurations for 4 channels

Accessories

Packing list: 1*MK-GT620 trigger 2*MK-R200 flash 2*MK-R200 soft flash diffuser 2*Hot shoe MK-AS-R200A 2*Lamp holder MK-AS-R200B 1*Hot shoe 2*including diffuser MK-SZ 18*Color filter MK-SB-R200 1*Annular Lamp holder 6*Lens adapter ring set 1*MK-MT24 storage pocket.

SAMPLE PHOTOS USING MEIKE MK-MT24

Field trips-sample photos shot using the wireless flash system

Well camouflaged orchid crab spider with matching stripes with the flower.

Orchid crab spider-2

Close up on the ambush predator.

SAMPLE PHOTOS USING MEIKE MK-MT24-The Wireless Flash System

Crane fly

This shot was taken with one flash (Group A, 1/8 power) in front, and another from the top (Group B, 1/4 power).

Long-legged centipede

Dorsal view with the MK-R200s positioned at both left and right sides of the centipede.

With thin subjects,it is a good opportunity to place the MK-R200s behind the subject to highlight the legs in this long-legged centipede.

Mirror spider

The famous mirror spider was my very first subject that I practised on with the twin flash. I only managed to take a couple of record shots before it ran off and I spent a bit of time getting used to the flash controls