The Honeywell Tilt-A-Mite Flash Gun is a folding flashgun first produced around 1957 following Honeywell's 1954 acquisition of Heiland Research Corp. It features a folding parabolic reflector and an articulating tilting head for altering light angles.
Key Features:
- Collapsible Reflector: Features a fan-fold parabolic reflector that springs open and folds down into a compact body.
- Articulating Tilt Head: Articulated mount lets user angle the flash upward or downward to bounce light or avoid direct glare.
- Variable Light Angles: Features adjustable reflector positions for wide-angle light distribution (near subjects) and narrow-angle focus (far subjects).
- Mulit-Bulb Compatibility: Automatic 3-way socket that accepts multiple flashbulb types without adapters, including AG-1, M2, M3, #5, and #25 bulbs.
- Mechanical Exposure Calculator: Unit back features a built-in mechanical dial wheel. Users set the bulb's guide number and subject distance to instantly find the correct f-stop aperture.
- Battery-Capacitor (BC) System: Relies on a classic BC circuit for reliable bulb ignition using a 15V battery.
- Manufacturing Origin: Produced by Honeywell in the United States and Japan.
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