Flashpoint Zoom Li-on R2 VING V860IIN TTL Flash Kit with X2 Trigger for Nikon
A powerful on-camera flash with 127ft guide number at ISO 100 and 2.4GHz wireless TTL triggering for Nikon cameras
- Powerful output with GN 127ft / 34m @ISO 100 (200mm)
- Full iTTL control including HSS, FEC and FV Lock
- 4 GHz R2 radio system for reliable wireless triggering
- Group and Master/Slave modes for multi-flash setups
- Compatible with Nikon iTTL functions and 860 flash power
Nikon iTTL flash kit with 2.4 GHz radio trigger
The Flashpoint Zoom Li-on R2 VING V860IIN TTL speedlight kit delivers full Nikon iTTL integration including exposure compensation, FV lock and high-speed sync. An auto-zooming flash head covers focal lengths up to 200 mm while R2 remote connectivity links multiple units for coordinated lighting. The bundled X2 trigger adds reliable channel selection and group-mode control over the 2.4 GHz band.
Guide number 34 m at ISO 100 with silent zoom head
At ISO 100 the flash reaches a guide number of 34 metres (127 feet) at the 200 mm zoom setting, supplying strong output for on-camera or off-camera work. The lithium-ion power pack recycles quickly and runs cool during extended sessions, while the motorised zoom head operates quietly so it does not disturb video recording or quiet events. Power draw remains modest thanks to the efficient Li-ion cell.
Replaces AA-powered speedlights lacking radio TTL
Photographers moving up from AA-battery flashes gain faster recycling, consistent output and built-in 2.4 GHz R2 radio control without add-on modules. The kit suits Nikon shooters who need group flash management, high-speed sync and remote zoom from the camera. It is not for users who require studio monolight power levels or AC-powered continuous modelling lights.
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- Price $194.99
- Pricier than about 81% of the 3,696 comparable items (median $57.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I attach the flash to my Nikon camera and what step is often missed?
Slide the flash onto the hot shoe, then turn the locking lever clockwise until it clicks; the step people miss is fully tightening the lever so the electrical contacts stay seated.
Which part of this kit will need replacement first and when?
The lithium-ion battery inside the flash unit will degrade after several hundred charge cycles and is the first component likely to require replacement.
What limit appears first during extended high-power shooting?
The flash tube overheats after repeated full-power bursts, triggering a thermal lockout that pauses firing until the unit cools.
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