The SB-N10 Underwater Speedlight Flash from Nikon is compatible with all Nikon 1 digital cameras in their waterproof housings, including the J1 and J2 in the WP-N1, the J3 and S1 in the WP-N2, and the J4 and S2 in the WP-N3. It also works with the waterproof Nikon 1 AW1 camera. It features a depth rating of 328'. The flash helps restore color accuracy and vibrancy to your underwater images. It offers a guide number of 92' at ISO 100.
The Speedlight connects to the housing via the optional SC-N10A Underwater Fiber-Optic Cable. Add the SR-N10A Underwater Fiber-Optic Cable Adapter for use with the Nikon 1 AW1 camera. The SB-N10 works with the AW1's pop-up flash. You can easily select the auto TTL mode for use with the AW1 and the WP-N3, WP-N2 and WP-N1 housings, and you can also use one of the two manual flash modes with the AW1 and WP-N3. The built-in targeting lamp shows where the flash will be directed and helps your Nikon 1 autofocus on subjects in shadow before the flash fires. Add on the supplied SW-N10A Wide-Flash adapter to increase illumination coverage to 120°. The flash easily mounts on the optional SK-N10A Underwater Bracket. It is powered by 4 AA alkaline or NiMH batteries.
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Key Features
- Depth Rating: 328'
- Guide Number: 92' at ISO 100
- TTL and Manual Flash Modes
- Built-in Targeting Lamp
The SB-N10 Underwater Speedlight Flash from Nikon is compatible with all Nikon 1 digital cameras in their waterproof housings, including the J1 and J2 in the WP-N1, the J3 and S1 in the WP-N2, and the J4 and S2 in the WP-N3. It also works with the waterproof Nikon 1 AW1 camera. It features a depth rating of 328'. The flash helps restore color accuracy and vibrancy to your underwater images. It offers a guide number of 92' at ISO 100.
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Nikon SB-N10 Overview
Depth Rating
Safe to use at a maximum depth of 328' below the water's surface.
Guide Number
GN of 92' at ISO 100.
Connectivity
Connects to the housing via the optional SC-N10A Underwater Fiber-Optic Cable. Add the SR-N10A Underwater Fiber-Optic Cable Adapter for use with the Nikon 1 AW1 camera. The SB-N10 works with the AW1's pop-up flash.
Flash Modes
You can easily select the auto TTL mode for use with the AW1 and the WP-N3, WP-N2 and WP-N1 housings, and you can also use one of the two manual flash modes with the AW1 and WP-N3.
Targeting Lamp
The built-in targeting lamp shows where the flash will be directed and helps your Nikon 1 autofocus on subjects in shadow before the flash fires.
Wide-Flash Adapter
Add on the supplied SW-N10A Wide-Flash adapter to increase vertical and horizontal illumination coverage to 120°.
Mounting
Easily mounts on the optional SK-N10A Underwater Bracket.
Power Source
Four AA alkaline or NiMH batteries.
Compatibility
All Nikon 1 digital cameras in their waterproof housings, including the J1 and J2 in the WP-N1, the J3 and S1 in the WP-N2, and the J4 and S2 in the WP-N3. Also compatible with the waterproof Nikon 1 AW1 waterproof camera.
UPC: 018208037735
Nikon SB-N10 Specs
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Nikon SB-N10 Reviews
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Do you need to buy the cables separately to connect to the housing?
To connect the Nikon SB-N10 Underwater Speedlight Flash to a housing you need Nikon SC-N10A Coiled Underwater Fiber-Optic Cable for SB-N10 Flash. Yo need to make sure teh housing has fiber optic cable ports in order to attach teh cable. here is teh link: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1052107-REG/nikon_3775_sc_n10a_underwater_fiber_optic.html
Date published: 2018-08-25