Output and Operation. The Leica SF 60 Flash covers a 24-200mm (full-frame) zoom range, which you can expand to 16mm with the wide panel pullout. It has a flash output of GN:197’ @ ISO 100/200mm. Two rear dials and a color LCD make it easy to adjust settings and quickly switch modes. Manual power control allows you to adjust from full 1/1 to 1/256 power, or to adjust exposure-compensation ranges from -2 to +2 EV in 1/3-step increments.

Continuous LED Source. The Leica SF 60 features a built-in continuous 5600K LED light that‘s well-suited for video work. This dual-source feature makes your light source as versatile as your camera, allowing for mixed-media (stills and video) coverage for wedding, documentary, and photojournalism work.

Versatility. Bounce the light off walls, the ceiling, or any which way you want to angle it with the SF 60’s 90° of tilt and full 360° of rotation. This flash is powered via four AA batteries (not included), which will give you roughly 220 full-power flashes with a recycle time varying from 0.1-5.5 seconds based on power level.

Compatibility. As of August 2020, the SF 60 flash is only compatible with the Leica SL – Typ 601 / M11 / M10 / S – Typ 007 / M – Typ 240 / M9 / M8 / S – Typ 006.

Wireless Control Available. You can use the Leica SF C1 Remote Control Unit to remotely control multiple Leica SF 60 flashes using 2.4 GHz radio transmission. It has a 328-foot transmitting range and provides 8 channels and 4 groups for creating, wirelessly adjusting, and triggering multi-flash setups.