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Phottix Mitros+ TTL Transceive­r £249/$250

Powerful and well-connected

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Phottix is best known for its range of studio flash heads and triggering solutions, but this is a highly capable flashgun with Canon, Nikon and Sony dedicated options. It has a powerful Gn 58 rating, and wide-ranging flash modes that include programmab­le repeat. The kit comes with a diffusion dome and a weather-sealing shroud over its mounting foot. One downside is that the motorised zoom range is fairly modest, at 24-105mm.

Full optical commander and slave modes are featured, and the Phottix can also work in both master and slave modes with RF linking.

Performanc­e

During our tests, maximum power output was a little down on other top-end flashguns, equalling that of the Canon 470EX-AI. It’s substantia­lly lower than in the Canon 600EX II-RT, Nikon SB-5000 and Nissin i60A.

Power output

It’s not really a heavy-hitter among this company, struggling to live up to the claims of its Gn rating.

TTL accuracy 0.83

We found TTL metering to be fairly consistent, but usually nearly a full stop too bright.

Recycle speed (sec) NiMH 3.5 Alkaline 7.1 Recycle speed is average on NiMH and slow on alkaline.

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