Quadralite Reporter 360 TTL is a powerful & portable flash that is fully compatible with TTL autoflash system1. It is also equipped with a built-in receiver of the Navigator X wireless 2.4GHz radio triggering system. Therefore, it can be easily use in combination with speedlites, Quadralite studio flashes, and other. Thanks to use of TTL auto exposure metering mode shooting is simpler and faster. Correct flash exposure can be easily achieved even in complex light-changing situations and locations.
Quadralite Reporter 360 TTL is a sophisticated bare-bulb type flash unit with external power pack, wireless power control, and a range of dedicated light shaping accessories. It is 5 to 7 times powerful as typical speedlite flashes, with the size and weight alike. It offers studio quality light in a small package allowing outdoor and on location shooting. This is a perfect tool for action, fashion, portraits and still life photography.
Quadralite Reporter TTL 360 flash works best with Quadralite Navigator X radio transceiver which allows wireless control and triggering including High-Speed Sync and Multi modes.2
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Reporter 360 TTL features:
- Compatible with Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, Olympus, Panasonic and Pentax cameras1
- Equipped with automatic flash metering system (TTL)
- Built-in Navigator X system for full wireless flash control in Master and Slave modes
- High max flash power of 360Ws/GN80 (100ISO)
- Powered from 4500mAh Li-ion PowerPack 45 battery delivers up to 450 full power flashes and short recycle time (0.05 – 4.5s)
- Fully controlled flash output in the manual mode (adjustment from 1/128 power to 1/1 full power in 1/3 EV stop increments)
- Short flash duration 1/10638s (t0.1, at 1/128 of power)
- Stable color temperature (5600K±200K)
Specification
| Model: | Reporter 360 Pro TTL | |
| Product type: | Battery powered, TTL&HSS-capable studio flash | |
| Compatible with: | Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, Panasonic, Fujifilm, Pentax1 | |
Flash |
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| Max energy output: | 360Ws(J) | |
| Guide Number (@1/1, ISO100): | 80m | |
| Color Temperature: | 5600K ± 200K | |
| Energy Range: | 7 f-stops in 1/3th step increments1/1 ~ 1/128 (3600 ~ 2.8Ws) | |
| High Speed Sync: | up to 1/8000s | |
| Flash Duration t=0.1: | 1/230 – 1/10000s | |
| Stroboscopic Flash: | Up to 100 flashes, 100 Hz | |
Wireless control: |
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| Navigator X: | Yes (built-in receiver) | |
| Mode:/td> | Master/Slave/Off | |
| Channels: | 32 | |
| Groups:/td> | 5 (A, B, C, D, E) | |
Powering |
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| Power source: | Reporter PowerPack 45Li-ion, 11,1V/4500mAh | |
| Battery capacity: | approx. 450 full power flashes | |
Miscellaneous |
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| Sync socket: | Yes (3.5mm Jack) | |
| Slave cell: | Yes | |
| Cooling:/td> | Passive | |
| Firmware upgrade: | Yes (via Micro USB Port) | |
| Ready indicator: | Visual and sound signal | |
| Display:/td> | Dot-matrix hi-contrast LCD | |
| Operating temperature range: | Od +10ºC do +40ºC | |
Dimensions |
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| Length x Height x Width: | 175x95x220mm | |
| Weight: | 800g (excluding battery and reflector) | |
Kit includes:
- 1x Reporter 360 TTL flash body
- 1x reflector
- 1x shoulder strap
- 1x stand
- 1x battery pack
- 1x charger
- 1x flashtube
- 1x bag
Warranty:
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Footnotes:
1 Flash is available in two variants: Canon and Nikon. However when wireless Navigator X system is used together with Reporter 360 TTL is compatible with all major camera brands. Note that appropriate Navigator X transmitter has to be used on camera and flash must have recent firmware update installed. More regarding firmware update can be found here: quadralite.eu/firmware
2 For full compatibility with specific camera brand dedicated Navigator X must be used. Third party radio triggers will work only up to cameras x-sync speed, wireless output control and HSS is not supported. Detailed information has been provided in the flash manual.