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Flashpoint Zoom II AA R2 TTL Speedlight Nikon 76ws 2.4GHz 1/8000s HSS
On-camera TTL speedlight for Nikon with 76 Ws output, 2.4 GHz radio control, 1/8000 s HSS and up to 330 full-power flashes from four AA cells
- Powerful output with guide number 197 ft at ISO 100
- 76 Ws flash energy for strong illumination
- High-speed sync up to 1/8000 s for bright conditions
- Built-in 2.4 GHz radio enables remote TTL control
- Fast recycle 0.1–2.6 s and 330 full-power flashes per AA set
Nikon iTTL on-camera flash
The Flashpoint Zoom II AA R2 TTL Speedlight is an on-camera flash built for Nikon iTTL systems. It delivers full R2 remote iTTL and manual power control with Exposure Compensation, High Speed Sync and an automatically zooming flash head. Four transmit groups and five receive options let you coordinate multiple units. The design updates the original 2015 Zoom TTL model with expanded wireless functionality.
AA alkaline power and recycle speed
Four standard 1.5V AA alkaline cells power the unit, removing the need for proprietary packs or charging stations. A fresh set yields up to 330 full-power flashes. Recycle time ranges from 0.1 to 2.6 seconds, keeping pace with fast sequences. The 2.4 GHz radio link provides reliable triggering without line-of-sight constraints during events or location work.
Check camera compatibility and sync needs
Verify that your Nikon body supports iTTL and the R2 wireless protocol before ordering. Confirm the maximum flash sync speed your camera allows to match the 1/8000 s High Speed Sync capability. Ensure you have a supply of AA alkaline or compatible rechargeable cells for extended shoots. The guide number is rated at 197 ft / 60 m at ISO 100 with the 200 mm zoom setting.
Highlights
- Powerful output with guide number 197 ft at ISO 100
- 76 Ws flash energy for strong illumination
- High-speed sync up to 1/8000 s for bright conditions
- Built-in 2.4 GHz radio enables remote TTL control
- Fast recycle 0.1–2.6 s and 330 full-power flashes per AA set
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What wireless frequency does the 2.4GHz system use for remote TTL control?
The flash communicates on a 2.4GHz band for full R2 remote iTTL and manual power control with Nikon cameras and other compatible flashes.
How many AA batteries are required and what voltage do they provide?
It runs on four 1.5V AA alkaline cells, delivering up to 330 full-power flashes per set.
How do you enable High Speed Sync for shutter speeds up to 1/8000s?
Activate HSS on the flash or camera menu; the unit then pulses in sync with focal-plane shutters up to 1/8000s.
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