Nikon Triopo TR-586 EX: TTL Wireless Speedlite Flash
Main Features:
TTL flash
Manual flash
Multi flash
Grid AF assist lamp
Tilt head 90 degrees up and 7 degrees down
360 degree rotatable head
Metal hanger holder
Large, easy-to-read LCD display
Rechargeable lithium battery
Protection against high temperature
- AVAILABLE FOR NIKON AND FOR CANON ( THE SAME PRICE )
- TTL Flash, Manual Flash, Multi Flash. Raster AF assist lamp. Built-in wide panel & bounce card
- Wireless slave unit function: Compatibility with the Canon and Nikon wireless flash system, realize TTL from machine, manual and frequency flash
- S1.S2 Light flashing mode， FEB flash, E-compensation, Auto Exposure Lock(FEL/FV)，Flash control by Camera
TRIOPO TR-586 Specifications:
Guide number: 56 meters (ISO 100, 180mm)
Circuit design: Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT)
Flash mode: TTL / M / FEB / Slave (S1/S2) / Multi
Wireless trigger:Wireless induction triggering
Wireless trigger cited flash distance: Indoor 20-30 meters, outdoor 10-15 meters
Slave group
Lighting Rumours readers,
my name is Rick Bradbury and I am a portrait photographer based in Stockport, UK. I have written for LR before with a review of the Pixel King ETTL triggers back in 2011.
A Now I will be reviewing Triopo’s newest three flashes, the TR-961, TR-586EX and TR-982.
In full disclosure, I have been given these units to review and keep; that will not change how I review or what I think of the lights, I am known for calling a spade a spade.
Lighting-wise I am currently using:
- Canon 430EXII * 3
- Canon 600EX-RT
- Yongnuo YN560II
- Phottix Strato II (Canon) triggers
- Canon 5D Mark II and Canon 60D cameras
I get that I am running older gear in terms of cameras, so no idea what these will do with the latest
generation of Canon cameras like the 5D3 and 1DX. But I will test what I can.
 So I will be comparing the Triopo lights to the above list. In particular,
we will look at build quality, feature set, price point, power (metered),
AF-assist beam and how they behave with Canon E-TTL. I don’t own or have access to any Nikon gear so won’t be looking at those features.
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