Flashpoint Brand
Flashpoint XPLOR 600 HSS TTL R2 Mark II ETTL Wireless Flash Trigger studio
A 600ws battery-powered monolight with wireless TTL control, High-Speed Sync and 450 full-power flashes per charge
- 600 Ws output delivers studio-grade flash power
- 450 full-power flashes per 8700 mAh battery charge
- Wireless TTL and High-Speed Sync for Canon
- 11 advanced settings including FEC and stroboscopic modes
- Firmware-upgradable design with clear LCD control panel
Studio flash power
The Flashpoint XPLOR 600 HSS TTL is a 600ws battery-powered monolight built for photographers and videographers who need studio-grade output on location. It delivers wireless TTL control for Canon and Nikon plus High-Speed Sync in a cordless package.
Before ordering
Verify that your camera system supports wireless TTL for Canon or Nikon as stated. The kit includes an R2 Mark II ETTL trigger, so confirm your body works with that specific transmitter. Firmware is upgradable for future compatibility.
Thermals and power
An internal 11.1-volt 8700mAh lithium-ion battery supplies over 450 full-power flashes per charge. The unit also offers an LED modelling lamp, stroboscopic modes and first or second curtain sync for extended creative sessions.
Highlights
- 600 Ws output delivers studio-grade flash power
- 450 full-power flashes per 8700 mAh battery charge
- Wireless TTL and High-Speed Sync for Canon
- 11 advanced settings including FEC and stroboscopic modes
- Firmware-upgradable design with clear LCD control panel
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What comes with the Flashpoint XPLOR 600 monolight and R2 Mark II trigger, and what must I buy separately?
The kit includes the 600ws monolight, its 11.1-volt 8700mAh lithium-ion battery, and the Canon-dedicated R2 Mark II wireless trigger. Optional 600ws or 1200ws 8-foot extension heads for boom mounting are sold separately.
Should I choose the 600ws or 1200ws extension head for my XPLOR 600?
The monolight itself is a 600ws unit; the 600ws extension head matches its native output, while the 1200ws head accepts more power for future upgrades. Both share the same 8-foot length and boom compatibility.
What does the 600ws rating mean when I am shooting on location with the internal battery?
The 600ws rating is the maximum flash energy per pop; the 11.1-volt 8700mAh battery delivers over 450 full-power flashes per charge, so you can rely on consistent 600ws output throughout a demanding shoot.
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