Ulanzi FT16 TTL Shoe-Mount Flash for Sony Cameras

Low-light and backlit scenes often demand bulky lighting gear, but the Ulanzi FT16 TTL flash delivers a compact, portable solution tailored for Sony shooters. With reliable TTL metering and full manual control, it eliminates the need for heavy equipment while ensuring well-exposed images.

Who is it for

This flash suits Sony photographers who need an affordable, lightweight lighting tool for events, portraits, or everyday shooting. Hobbyists upgrading from a built-in flash and professionals seeking a dependable backup will appreciate its seamless integration with Sony's Multi Interface Shoe system.

Main features

• TTL & Manual Modes: Automatic flash exposure via TTL or full control with manual power from 1/1 to 1/128.
• High-Speed Sync (HSS): Sync up to 1/8000s to freeze action and balance ambient light.
• Versatile Flash Head: Rotates horizontally 0-270° and tilts vertically from -7° to 90° for creative bounce flash.
• Fast Recycling: Approx. 0.1-2.2 seconds keeps you ready for the next shot.
• Optical Slave Modes (S1/S2): Trigger wirelessly with other flashes for multi-light setups.
• Backlit LCD Panel: Clear control and status display even in dark environments.

Specifications

• Guide Number: GN33 (ISO 100, 105mm)
• Flash Modes: TTL, Manual, Multi (Stroboscopic)
• Compatibility: Sony Multi Interface Shoe Cameras
• High-Speed Sync: Yes, up to 1/8000s
• Second Curtain Sync: Yes
• Flash Head Movement: Horizontal 0-270°, Vertical -7° to 90°
• Recycle Time: Approx. 0.1-2.2 seconds
• Power Source: 2x AA Batteries (Alkaline or Ni-MH)
• Flash Exposure Compensation (FEC): ±3 EV in 1/3 stop increments
• Wireless Modes: Optical Slave (S1/S2)
• Color Temperature: 5600K ± 200K
• Flash Duration: 1/200s - 1/20000s
• Zoom Coverage: Fixed 35mm
• Display: Backlit LCD Panel
• Overheat Protection: Yes
• Power Output Control: 1/1 to 1/128 (Manual Mode)
• Effective Flash Range: 0.6 - 20 meters
• Mount Type: Sony Multi Interface Hot Shoe

Tips

For natural-looking portraits, tilt the flash head upward and use a bounce card to soften shadows. In bright conditions, engage HSS to use wider apertures for shallow depth of field without overexposure.