Another significant advantage of this flash is its capability to function as a wireless TTL controller or a remote flash, enabling users to arrange multiple flash units around a subject for intricate lighting configurations. The HVL-F32M features a detailed LCD panel on the rear for easy access to settings and includes a charge progress indicator. Additionally, this unit is designed to be dust and water-resistant, and it offers various synchronization settings, including high-speed, slow, first, and second curtain options. It has a recycle time ranging from 0.1 to 5 seconds and operates on two AA batteries. The package includes a terminal protector cap, a mini-stand, and a carrying case.

This flash is compatible with Sony s Multi Interface Shoe but does not natively support the older Sony Minolta Auto-Lock Accessory Shoe. However, by utilizing the ADP-AMA Shoe Adapter, users can adapt Sony cameras equipped with the Auto-Lock Accessory Shoe to fully utilize Multi Interface Shoe external flashes.

• Advance Distance Integration (ADI) flash metering works with cameras and lenses with distance encoders to more accurately balance flash output with ambient light and subject reflectivity by taking camera-to-subject distance into account
• Continuous flash performance of 40 flashes at 5 Hz with normal flash at 1 32 power and the 105mm setting
• Built-in bounce card for creating catchlights
• Auto zoom function will recognize and adjust for sensor size
• Color temperature of approximately 5500K
• Wireless channel is fixed to channel 1
• Power saving mode
• Charge progress indicator switches from red, orange, yellow, and green to show current status
• Manual flash control from 1 1 to 1 128 power in 1 3 EV steps
• Battery life of about 120-150 flashes
• Locking hot shoe