The Nissin BM-02 Battery Magazine for Di700 Flashis a replacement or backup for the standard battery tray included with the Di700 Flash. It will hold 4 AA batteries and has a quick-loading design for easily swapping out batteries during a shoot.

Additionally, the magazine is designed so every battery faces the same direction to avoid improper loading in poor lighting conditions.

Quick-Loading Design    Holds 4 AA Batteries    All Batteries Face Same Direction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with the Nissin Mark II Di866? I cant seem to find one listed for that flash.

A: This battery magazine only works on the Di700 flash.

Q: 2. Will the same unit work with Olympus mft and fujifilm x ? Are this unit cross compatible?

A: You need to use the Fuji Nissin flashes with Fuji cameras and the Nissin MFT flashes for Olympus. We list compatibility charts on the product page.

Q: 3. Is it computable with Nissin ring flash mf18

A: Thw Nissin BM-02 Battery Magazine for Di700 Flash is not compatible with the MF18 ring flash. This is the correct battery magazine, BH #NINDBM01 (https://bhpho.to/3AeSoo3).

Q: 4. Nissin Air commander for Fuji

A: While your statement appears to be for the Nissin i60A Flash for FUJIFILM Cameras, B&H # NIND60AFJ • MFR # ND60A-FJ (which has been discontinued and is no longer available for purchase), it is posted under the Nissin i60A Flash for Canon Cameras. That being said, the Nissin Air10s Wireless TTL Commander for Fujifilm Cameras, B&H # NINDA10SFJ • MFR # N-DA10SFJ, would be the current correct wireless transmitter compatible for use with the discontinued Nissin i60A Flash for FUJIFILM Cameras. https://bhpho.to/2tr2Z9x

Q: 5. B&H's description of flash GN makes it hard to compare flashes. For example, one flash will have a GN of 131 at 105mm and another a GN of 197 at 200mm (ISO 100 in both cases). Which is more powerful? B&H Explora offers no guidances on this issue. B&H should standardize GN specs so shoppers can make a proper comparison.

A: Nissin includes the i60A Guide Number information below in the product manual. Please note the guide numbers below represent the distance in meters. Flash Zoom - Guide No at Full Power (meters) 24mm - GN 27, 28mm - GN 29, 35mm - GN 32, 50mm - GN 39, 70mm - GN 42, 85mm - GN 45, 105mm - GN 50, 135mm - GN 54, 200mm - GN 60

Q: 6. How do you get the batteries in and out of the unit. I don't see a way to open it?

A: This product is made from a flexible polymer which will allow you to squeeze the batteries out as needed.

Q: 7. Can I use rechagable AA batteries? Are a little bit thicker

A: Yes, the Nissin MF18 Macro Ring Flash for Nikon can use most AA rechargeable batteries.

Q: 8. Will this work with Sony a6600?

A: Yes, this flash is compatible with the Sony A6600.

Q: 9. Hello. I bought the Nissin i60a for my Sony a7iii and have it paired to the Nissin Air 1 but I can only shoot at 1/250 - How can i turn on HSS from the Nissin Air 1 - i've tried everything and searched everywhere. Am I missing something? Thank you.

A: The Sony A7iii camera should be in fill flash mode, with electronic shutter turned off. The flash should be set in the H with lighting bolt mode turned on. For the trigger it explains how to set high speed sync in this manual on page 9 https://www.nissindigital.com/_files/ugd/3d8c0a_da0deae723c24400abb2d7a95fc0670e.pdf

Q: 10. Can this only be used for close up macro shots or can this also be used for portraits 10-15' away?

A: The is a good ring flash. But the guide number is 52.5' . So more than half as bright as many regular speedlights. So, at 10-15 feet away it will be pretty dim.