Godox MF12-DK2 Dental Flash Kit

Code: 11149FOC

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The Godox MF12-DK2 Dental Flash Kit is made specifically for close-up dental photography, making capturing detailed macro shots effortless. With two flash heads, this kit offers the ability to expose teeth at very close range, and thanks to the various mounting options, flexibility is maximized. For added versatility, both flash heads can be simultaneously mounted on the included dental MF-DB bracket, specially designed for better dental work.

WIRELESS PRECISION

The kit includes the XPro II TTL Wireless Dental Flash Trigger for Sony cameras, optimized with a dedicated dental photography mode and compatible with the Sony TTL system. The 2.4GHz wireless technology guarantees transmission over long distances, offering more freedom while shooting. With 5 groups and 32 channels per group, the system minimizes interference even in environments with multiple wireless systems.

COMPACT AND VERSATILE

The MF12-DK2 Dental Flash Kit is ideal for capturing different stages in dental treatments, making it easy to monitor patient progress. The compact design allows them to be mounted directly on a lens with the included adapter or placed around the subject with the flash stand. Not only are these flash units compact, but they also offer wireless options, making them an excellent choice for dental photography.

BEST RESULTS

Use the dental bracket to easily bring light closer to the subject. The dental version of the MF12 flash will help you capture images at different stages of dental treatment to easily compare patient progress.

POWERFUL RECHARGEABLE BATTERY

Thanks to the powerful built-in lithium battery, you will flash approximately 500 times at full power with a charging time of 0.01 to 1.7 seconds. Charging is easy thanks to the included USB Type-C cable.

FEATURES

- Specially designed for close-up dental photography.
- Two flash heads for detailed exposure of teeth.
- Supplied with MF-DB bracket.
- Various mounting options for maximum flexibility.
- XPro II TTL Wireless Dental Flash Trigger for Sony cameras.
- Optimized with a dedicated dental photo mode.
- 2.4GHz wireless technology for long distance transmission.
- 5 groups and 32 channels per group for minimum interference.
- Ideal for capturing different stages in dental treatments.
- Compact design, can be mounted directly on lens.
- Wireless options for greater flexibility.
- Powerful built-in lithium battery with approximately 500 flashes at full power.
- Charging time from 0.01 to 1.7 seconds.
- Easy charging with included USB Type-C cable.

Delivery time 0-2 w.d.

Number of flash heads 2 pcs.

Type Dental Flash Kit

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Producer(?) Link to the official manufacturer website	Godox
Delivery time	0-2 w.d.
Number of flash heads	2 pcs.
Type
Type	Dental Flash Kit
Warranty	24 months
Flash type	Dental Flash
Product codes	11149FOC 6952344235065 695234423506

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