Flash Transmitter Elinchrom Transmitter PRO — 200 m range, black

The Elinchrom Transmitter PRO is a compact radio transmitter for camera flash control designed to work with compatible Elinchrom lighting. Built for studio and location use, it provides wireless triggering, remote power adjustment and exposure feedback for coordinated multi-light setups. The transmitter supports advanced sync modes and a clear LCD to manage groups and channels from a secure hotshoe-mounted unit with an extended outdoor range.

Advantages

The unit offers TTL functionality for rapid automatic exposure in changing light and Hi‑Sync/HSS support for working at very fast shutter speeds up to 1/8000s. Overdrive Sync (ODS) allows fine tuning of Hi‑Sync timing in 0.1 ms steps for consistent results at high shutter speeds. A large real‑time LCD shows remote power settings and TTL exposure values, while visual control lets you check the state of multiple flashes. It includes 20 radio channels and 4 control groups (expandable in combined speed mode), firmware updates via USB and a secure hotshoe mounting foot for reliable physical connection.

Suitable for

• Studio portrait and commercial photography requiring multi‑light coordination
• Location shoots where wireless range and reliable triggering are needed
• Action or outdoor work that benefits from Hi‑Sync/HSS at high shutter speeds
• Situations where quick TTL metering or manual remote power control speeds up workflow

Key specifications

• Radio transmission range: up to 200 m outdoors, up to 60 m indoors
• Sync modes: TTL, Hi‑Sync, HSS, and Overdrive Sync (ODS) with 0.1–5.0 ms tuning
• Control capacity: up to 4 groups in TTL, visual control of up to 10 units in manual mode
• Channels: 20 radio channels (normal) with combined speed mode for up to 40 channel positions
• Display: large real‑time LCD showing power levels and exposure values
• Connectivity: USB port for firmware updates
• Mounting: secure hotshoe with sure‑lock foot
• Color: black

How to use

Attach the transmitter to the camera hotshoe and power it on. Select the desired radio channel and group layout to match the receiving Elinchrom units. For automatic exposure begin with TTL mode to get an initial exposure and then refine settings manually if required. Use Hi‑Sync or HSS when working at shutter speeds beyond standard X‑Sync, and adjust ODS in fine increments to optimize flash timing for fast shutter captures. Monitor remote power and exposure information on the LCD and change group power settings as needed. Connect to a computer via USB to install firmware updates when available.

Usage recommendations

For stable operation, test the chosen channel and group configuration on location before critical shooting. Use TTL for quick setup and switch to manual control for consistent results across a series. When using Hi‑Sync/HSS, verify ODS adjustments to avoid under‑ or over‑exposure at very high shutter speeds. Keep firmware up to date to maintain compatibility with new camera models.