* For example, if a flash has a beam wide enough to cover 40º horizontally, that'll be called "50mm", or if it's narrower at 24º, that'll be labelled "85mm". Generally, for flashes made for 35mm-film cameras, focal lengths in that format are what's used. That's because flashes don't really have focal length of their own - they just have a reflector which can move to deliver a wider or narrower beam, and for convenience, the angle of that beam is specified by the lens focal length that it's wide enough to cover. Will Zoom have something to do with how Wally becomes Kid Flash? Find out on “Versus Zoom” April 19 on CW.The traditional flash head zoom steps really mean "covers the field of view of a full-frame lens at this focal length". But don’t get too excited, Wally West still doesn’t have any speedster powers. The Flash usually fights crime solo, unlike Arrow who relies heavily on his team. Keiynan Lonsdale’s Kid Flash would shake up everything. Meanwhile, Hunter Zolomon painful story on Earth-2 is revealed. Harry strongly advises against that plan but after Barry convinces him, Harry reveals that Cisco has the power to re-open the breach. According to the synopsis, Cisco will use his powers to open the Earth-2 breach, which is presumably how Zoom gets into Star Labs:Įquipped with the tachyon device, Barry believes he is fast enough to stop Zoom and wants to open the breaches to catch him. We already know Harrison Well will teach Cisco there is more to his ‘Vibing’ powers.
Hopefully, this whole Jay Garrick-Hunter Zolomon-Zoom love triangle will be set straight. “Versus Zoom’ will fill us in on the origins of Hunter Zolomon (aka Zoom). Zoom holds Wally West hostage in images from The Flash season 2 episode 18 – ‘Versus Zoom’ /gZDq2r11Fq- Flickering Myth April 9, 2016
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