Bolt VX-710N TTL Flash for Nikon Cameras

The Bolt VX-710N TTL Flash is a shoe-mount external flash unit designed for Nikon camera systems, offering full TTL (Through-The-Lens) automatic flash metering along with manual control options, giving photographers dependable, camera-integrated flash performance without the cost of first-party Nikon Speedlight units. Its compatibility with Nikon’s i-TTL metering system allows it to communicate directly with Nikon camera bodies for accurate, automatic exposure calculation.

The flash features a motorized zoom head that automatically adjusts its beam angle to match the focal length of the attached lens, ensuring even flash coverage across a range of lens focal lengths without requiring manual adjustment. A tilting and rotating flash head allows for bounce flash photography, enabling photographers to bounce light off ceilings or walls for softer, more natural-looking illumination compared to firing the flash directly at a subject.

Designed for versatility, the flash typically supports multiple exposure modes, including full TTL automatic operation for quick, reliable results and manual power control for photographers who want precise, hands-on adjustment of flash output. This flexibility makes it a practical choice for a range of shooting scenarios, from casual event photography to more deliberate, manually controlled flash setups.

Compact and lightweight, the Bolt VX-710N mounts directly to a Nikon camera’s hot shoe, providing a straightforward way to add off-camera-quality lighting capability to a Nikon DSLR or mirrorless kit. Its combination of TTL automation, bounce flash capability, and Nikon system compatibility has made it a practical, budget-conscious alternative to first-party Speedlights for Nikon shooters looking to improve their flash photography.

Specs:
– Metering: TTL (i-TTL compatible with Nikon)
– Zoom head: Motorized, auto-adjusting
– Bounce/swivel: Tilting and rotating flash head
– Mount: Standard hot shoe (Nikon compatible)
– Exposure modes: TTL and manual