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Can someone tell me where I can send my Nissin MF18 Macro ring flash to get the firmware updated so it is compatible with my Z6iii. I know it can be used in manual mode on, but would like the TTL function working.

Thank you
 
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horse.collier said:
Can someone tell me where I can send my Nissin MF18 Macro ring flash to get the firmware updated so it is compatible with my Z6iii. I know it can be used in manual mode on, but would like the TTL function working.

Thank you
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Does the flash have any kind of data connection port? If so, you may be able to do it yourself. Otherwise look up and get in touch with the importers.
 
According to the websites I have looked at, there is no user compatibility connections and has to go to a Nissin approved centre, and I can't find one.
 
Sounds like you need to email or call Kenro then.
 
horse.collier said:
Can someone tell me where I can send my Nissin MF18 Macro ring flash to get the firmware updated so it is compatible with my Z6iii. I know it can be used in manual mode on, but would like the TTL function working.

Thank you
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Just send it to Kenro, they did mine last year, and now works a treat on my Nikon Z cameras, I had it back within week, send an email to steve@kenro.co.uk
 
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Received this from Kenro

In order to use the MF18 with the Z series it needs to have firmware version 12-9 installed.



The Z6III however, still does not appear on the compatibility chart as per the reply from Nissin below.



‘the Nikon Z6III camera has not yet been tested, or is currently being tested. Once testing is complete, we will add it to the camera compatibility list as soon as possible.’



I can update your MF18 to the latest firmware, but cannot guarantee it will be fully compatible with the Z6III. If it’s not, you may need to have another update installed at a later date to make it fully compatible.
 
Already told them all the details. The bit in inverted commas comes from Nikon. Going to send it in anyway.
 
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