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Phottix Mitros flash: metal thread at the bottom of the stand

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Phottix Mitros flash: metal thread at the bottom of the stand
metal thread at the bottom of the stand

Phottix Mitros flash: front/angle view
Phottix Mitros flash: back view
Phottix Mitros flash: tilted down 7 degrees, aids macro applications
Phottix Mitros flash: flash head vertical, ceiling bounce
Phottix Mitros flash: catchlight card, wide-angle diffuser
Phottix Mitros flash: snap-on diffuser
Phottix Mitros flash: snap-on diffuser, installed
Phottix Mitros flash: ETTL mode menu screen, example
Phottix Mitros flash: Manual mode menu screen, example
Phottix Mitros flash: Stroboscopic mode menu screen, example
Phottix Mitros flash: custom function menu screen, example
Phottix Mitros flash: controls / buttons
Phottix Mitros flash: wireless Mater mode, example
Phottix Mitros flash: wireless Slave mode, example
Phottix Mitros flash:
Phottix Mitros flash: wireless Master mode, master off, example
Phottix Mitros flash: high-voltage battery port, miniphone socket, USB port
Phottix Mitros flash: compared to Nissin Di866 II and canon 580EX II, front
Phottix Mitros flash: compared to Nissin Di866 II and canon 580EX II, back
Phottix Mitros flash: compared to Nissin Di866 II and canon 580EX II, battery compartments
Phottix Mitros flash: compared to Nissin Di866 II and canon 580EX II, connection ports
Phottix Mitros flash: lever lock
Phottix Mitros flash: carrying case, front
Phottix Mitros flash: carrying case, back
Phottix Mitros flash: metal foot, flash stand
Phottix Mitros flash: flash stand in the case
Phottix Mitros flash: metal thread at the bottom of the stand