Nikon Speedlight Sb-24

The Nikon SB-24 is a versatile compact TTL flash unit introduced in 1988, compatible with a wide range of Nikon cameras, featuring TTL, auto, manual, and strobe modes, with a guide number of 141 feet at ISO 100.

Operating Modes: It offers four primary modes: TTL (Through-The-Lens), Auto (non-TTL), Manual, and Strobe (repeating flash).

Manual Control: Photographers can adjust flash intensity manually from full power (1/1) down to 1/16th power, which is a major reason it is favored for off-camera lighting setups.

Flash Head: The head zooms automatically (or manually) from 24mm to 85mm to match your lens coverage. It can also tilt from -7° to 90° and swivel 180° to 270°, allowing for versatile bounce flash photography.

LCD Display: Features a backlit LCD panel that displays flash mode, zoom settings, aperture, and flash distance range.

Sync Capabilities: It includes both a PC sync terminal for off-camera triggers and a TTL multi-flash connector for connecting up to four additional flashes.

AF-Assist Illuminator: An IR-LED helps cameras autofocus in low-light situations.