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Unomat Mini Top is a tiny electronic flash made by the West German company Unomat GmbH & Co. KG in the early 2000s. [1]
The Mini Top is a very compact unit powered by just one AAA (R3) size cell, with guide number of 14 m for 100 ISO speed. The flash can be synchronised with a hot shoe only.
Mini Top strangely does not have a separate test button for triggering flashes manually, but a flash is discharged every time the power switch is shifted to "off" - there's no way to turn the unit off without flashing!
Specifications
- Guide number: 14 m
- Angle of illumination: 60x45 deg.
- Power source: 1x AAA
- Charging time: 8 s
- Dimensions: 55x60 (65?) x25 mm
- Weight: 80 g / 150 g (without battery / with battery)
Notes
- ↑ The Mini Top seems to be (at least externally) identical to the Chinese Falcon Eyes FE-12M flash, so it may non be an original German construction.
Sources
- Unomat Mini Top Instruction manual.
