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Flashpoint XPLOR 600 HSS TTL Battery Monolight w/ R2 2.4GHz Radio Remote Expired
$429
$699.00
+ Free Shipping
Adorama has Flashpoint XPLOR 600 HSS TTL Battery Monolight w/ R2 2.4GHz Radio Remote on sale for $429. Shipping is free.
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Key Features:
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Key Features:
- An option to trigger the flash through a synchro socket of 3.5mm type and photocell.
- Extremely fast shutter speeds of up to 1/10000 s (t0.1, at 1/256 power).
- Integrated Flashpoint R2 receiver and the connection for the Navigator receiver.
- LED light modelling at 10W power.
- Maximum flash output of up to 600 WS.
- Power supply ensured by 8700mAh battery allowing for up to 500 full-power flashes.
- Stable flash color temperature (5600K 200K).
- Stroboscopic flash function and synchro with short exposure times.
- Total Watt Seconds: 600wsTTL Compatibility: TTL Monolight
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- Warranty: This product has a limited warranty of 24 months.
- Reviews: This product is highly rated receiving 4.9 Stars out of 5 Stars based on over 700 Customer Reviews.
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I have the non-TTL version of these (3x XPLOR600's) and love them. Bowens mount makes them easy to expand with most readily available modifiers. The battery packs last quite a bit (I charge them before every shoot, but they'll typically last for quite a large amount of photos, even at full output)
The fact that they integrate into the whole godox system (speedlights, strobes, etc..) with a built in transmitter and ability to change power of each light (in manual mode) from the transmitter on the camera makes these my favorite inexpensive flashes I've ever used.
I do highly recommend picking up the extension head https://www.adorama.com/fplfxp600.html though, as it makes it much easier (and safer) when hand-holding the light or mounting on a stand
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I have the non-TTL version of these (3x XPLOR600's) and love them. Bowens mount makes them easy to expand with most readily available modifiers. The battery packs last quite a bit (I charge them before every shoot, but they'll typically last for quite a large amount of photos, even at full output)
The fact that they integrate into the whole godox system (speedlights, strobes, etc..) with a built in transmitter and ability to change power of each light (in manual mode) from the transmitter on the camera makes these my favorite inexpensive flashes I've ever used.
I do highly recommend picking up the extension head https://www.adorama.com/fplfxp600.html though, as it makes it much easier (and safer) when hand-holding the light or mounting on a stand
If you only plan on doing primarily indoor studio work, the Xplor 200 would be more than sufficient ( I have 2 of these for my backfill lights). When shooting corporate photos for instance, I have to crank my Neewer ML300 (300W strobe) all the way down to 1/64 power.....so if I was using this 600W strobe, I would probably have to crank it down to 1/128th power. The best corporate photos I've taken was used with my corded $100 Godox MS-300V as my key-light 2 weeks ago - the white light produced by that unit is like super pure consistent 5600K...giving all the images a very clean look.
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If you only plan on doing primarily indoor studio work, the Xplor 200 would be more than sufficient ( I have 2 of these for my backfill lights). When shooting corporate photos for instance, I have to crank my Neewer ML300 (300W strobe) all the way down to 1/64 power.....so if I was using this 600W strobe, I would probably have to crank it down to 1/128th power. The best corporate photos I've taken was used with my corded $100 Godox MS-300V as my key-light 2 weeks ago - the white light produced by that unit is like super pure consistent 5600K...giving all the images a very clean look.
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This is the cheapest I've ever seen it, in the 3 years I've been eyeing this flash. I grabbed one. I bought the 400 pro a couple of years ago at a great price, $419. $10 more for an extra 200 Ws makes this a steal.