Flashpoint Brand
Flashpoint BLAZ 200-V R2 Studio Flash Monolight
A 200Ws studio monolight with Bowens S-Type mount, 0.1–1.8s recycle and stable 5600K colour
- Consistent exposure with 200 Ws and GN 174 ft at ISO 100
- Fast shooting pace from 0.1 to 1.8 s recycle time
- True colour fidelity at 5600 K ±200 K
- Wide modifier choice via Bowens S-Type mount
- Clear setup control on rear graphical LCD panel
Compact 200Ws Studio Monolight
The Flashpoint BLAZ 200-V R2 is a mains-powered studio flash delivering 200Ws of energy with a guide number of 174ft at ISO100. It maintains a consistent 5600K colour temperature within +/-200K for accurate colour reproduction. The unit features a Bowens S-Type mount for broad modifier compatibility.
Suited to controlled studio and home setups
Photographers building multi-light portrait or product rigs will value the rapid 0.1-1.8 second recycle range and precise 0.1-stop power increments. Buyers requiring battery operation or on-camera TTL automation should look elsewhere, as this monolight relies on AC power and manual control only.
Pro-COB LED modelling light and R2 wireless
The integrated pro-COB LED modelling light allows precise visualisation of lighting ratios before shooting. Rear LCD panel displays power, channel, group and modelling lamp status for direct adjustment. R2 wireless radio control enables remote triggering and group management across a flexible multi-light workflow.
Highlights
- Consistent exposure with 200 Ws and GN 174 ft at ISO 100
- Fast shooting pace from 0.1 to 1.8 s recycle time
- True colour fidelity at 5600 K ±200 K
- Wide modifier choice via Bowens S-Type mount
- Clear setup control on rear graphical LCD panel
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the Bowens S-Type mount let me use my existing softboxes and reflectors?
Yes, the Bowens S-Type mount accepts standard Bowens reflectors and modifiers so your current softboxes, beauty dishes and grids will fit directly.
Will the 5600K colour temperature match the output of my older 5600K studio heads?
The unit maintains a consistent 5600K (±200K) so it will closely match other 5600K sources; any minor shift can be corrected in-camera or during raw processing.
How can I confirm the flash is firing at the 200Ws setting I dialled in?
The rear graphical LCD panel displays the exact power level in 0.1-stop increments, and the guide number of 174ft/53m at ISO100 provides a reference for verifying output with a flash meter.
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