The Modus 360RT Speedlight for Nikon is a compact but feature-laden speedlight with i-TTL, manual, HSS, and stroboscopic flash modes. Its compact form factor makes it well suited for use with mirrorless cameras but does not limit creativity. Featuring a rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack, the Modus 360RT provides up to 400 full-power flashes, with a faster recycle time than conventional batteries. With built-in 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity plus an optical slave, setting up a remote flash or group of flashes is simple, without having to string synch cords or rely on bulky exterior remotes. The high-power, built-in LED video light makes recording action on the fly quick and easy. The tilting and pivoting head puts the strobe output wherever it is needed, and the quick-lock shoe securely connects to the camera in just seconds.
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Key Features
- Compatible with Nikon i-TTL
- Guide Number: 36' at ISO 100 and 105mm
- LED Video Light with 5 Output Levels
- Tilts Upward 90°, with Bounce Panel
The Modus 360RT Speedlight for Nikon is a compact but feature-laden speedlight with i-TTL, manual, HSS, and stroboscopic flash modes. Its compact form factor makes it well suited for use with mirrorless cameras but does not limit creativity. Featuring a rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack, the Modus 360RT provides up to 400 full-power flashes, with a faster recycle time than conventional batteries. With built-in 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity plus an optical slave, setting up a remote flash or group of flashes is simple, without having to string synch cords or rely on bulky exterior remotes. The high-power, built-in LED video light makes recording action on the fly quick and easy. The tilting and pivoting head puts the strobe output wherever it is needed, and the quick-lock shoe securely connects to the camera in just seconds.
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Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery with Charger
The included 7.2V, 2000mAh battery provides up to 400 flashes per charge, with a recycle time up to 4 times faster than conventional AA batteries.
2.4 GHz Transmitter and Receiver
Integrated transmitter and receiver functionality using the Viper or Captur TTL remotes or acting as a master or slave with other Modus speedlights.
Built-In LED Video Light
The convenient 5600K LED has five selectable output levels, with a maximum output of 110 Lux @ 1m
Programmable Customer Functions
Overheat Protection
Protects the Modus speedlight from damage when shooting high burst rates
User Upgradable Firmware
Firmware may be upgraded using the included micro-USB cable.
hahnel 360RT Specs
Key Specs
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| Bounce Head | |
| Swivel Head | |
| Exposure Control | |
| Wireless Operation | |
| Internal Power |
Flash Head
| Guide Number | |
| Coverage | |
| Bounce Head | |
| Swivel Head | |
| Flash Duration | |
| Recycle Time | |
| Secondary Illumination |
Exposure Control
| Exposure Control | |
| Flash Modes | |
| Power Range | |
| Flash Compensation |
Wireless
| Wireless Operation | |
| Wireless Groups |
Power
| Internal Power | |
| External Power Pack Compatible |
General
| Mount | |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | |
| Weight |
Packaging Info
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hahnel 360RT Reviews
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Does it work with D7500?
Does it work with D7500?
Yes it is compatible.
Date published: 2021-05-02
Does the hahnel Modus360RT auto zoom on the Nikon ...
Does the hahnel Modus360RT auto zoom on the Nikon model?
Yes, the hahnel Modus 360RT Speedlight for Nikon i-TTL has 24-105mm zoom coverage.
Date published: 2024-12-09
In B&H it is reported a Guide number of 10 meters ...
In B&H it is reported a Guide number of 10 meters at iso 100. On the web site of the manufacturer it says GN of 36 meters at iso 100 and at 105mm. What are the correct specifications? (this one should be similar to a godox v350N though)
It was an error on our part with units of measure. It is 36 meters.
Date published: 2020-06-16