The FlashQ M20 Transmitter with Exposure Control - LightPix Labsfrom FlashQ M20 Transmitter with Exposure Control - LightPix Labsis a compact, lightweight lighting solution with advanced triggering and full manual control features. The lightweight, compact flash easily fits into tight places where larger units can't go. The FlashQ M20 has power output selection from 1/1-1/64, runs on two alkaline or rechargeable NiMH batteries, and will recycle quickly depending on the batteries in use.

The flash features a removeable transmitter that comes with the unit. By detaching the transmitter, the flash head can be mounted remotely on a light stand, clamp, or even hand-held. The strobe can then be triggered, and its exposure adjusted from the on-camera transmitter at a distance of up to 29.5 feet. The transmitter can control up to eight M20 strobe units simultaneously. Features include 1st and 2nd curtain sync and flash exposure compensation. The head can tilt up in clicked angles up to 90° and has a built-in filter holder with six filters. The M20 also incorporates a bi-color LED video light with brightness and color temperature that can be controlled remotely from the transmitter.

Full Manual Exposure Control    Wireless Triggering and Power Adjustment    2.4 GHz Wireless Remote, 29.5' Range    Bi-Color LED Video/Modeling Light    90° Tiltable Flash Head    Built-In Gel Filter Holder with 6 Gels    S1 and S2 Optical Slave Modes    2x AA Battery Operation

• Focal length coverage: 32mm (equiv. 35mm format)
• Manual flash power ratio control from 1/1 to 1/64
• 1/3 EV steps setting from 1/1 to 1/16
• Front curtain / rear curtain synch
• Bi-color LED video light, output: 60 lux at 3.3', CRI 90
• 2.4 GHz wireless remote, 29.5' range
• 90 ° Tilt-capable flash head, with click-stops at 0-, 45-, 60-, 75°
• S1/S2 optical slave
• Transmitter (Non-TTL) per charge : 80 hours operation and 120 days standby
• Transmitter with built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery
• M20 uses 2x AA-size alkaline or rechargeable NiMH batteries
• 5-6 second recycle time
• Number of flashes per charge: 100 - 2000
• Dedicated socket for FlashQ transmitter attachment

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work on Leica Q and CL?

A: The LightPix Labs FlashQ M20 with Transmitter with Exposure Control for Sony is not compatible with the Leica Q or the Leica CL; it is compatible with Sony cameras with Sony ADI / P-TTL capability.

Q: 2. Ricoh GR3 compatible ?

A: The LightPix Labs FlashQ M20 with Transmitter with Exposure Control BH #LIFQM20M is compatible with a Rocoh GR3.

Q: 3. Can I buy a separate trigger to use it also with other cameras?

A: There is the LightPix Labs FlashQ Trigger T2 Kit (Black), BH # LIFQTT2KBLK which can work woth other flashes. https://bhpho.to/3LCXk6o

Q: 4. So a Sony and or a Fuji trigger will still work with this flash without having to buy a separate receiver, correct?

A: LightPix Labs FlashQ M20 with Transmitter with Full Manual Exposure Control includes the trigger in the box. A separate trigger cannot be used. It also includes the receiver in the flash. A separate trigger or receiver do not need to be purchased.

Q: 5. Can you run a sync cord from RB67 to a transmitter?

A: The BH #IMSCSMPC can be used to attach a transmitter to a camera with a pc port.

Q: 6. Does the fuji ver. works with Leica M cameras?

A: While we do not carry the Fujifilm version of the LightPix Labs FlashQ x20 with Transmitter for Sony in our inventory, while the flash may it onto a Leica M hot shoe, do note that you would not have TTL automatic flash exposure output and you would need to set the flash output manually.

Q: 7. Will this work with any camera in manual mode?

A: Yes, as long as the camera has an active hot shoe with a center pin the LightPix Labs FlashQ M20 with Transmitter with Exposure Control will work in manual mode.

Q: 8. Is there manual mode?

A: Yes. For instructions, please see the quick start guide on our overview page or the manual included in the box.

Q: 9. The flash does not hold a charge for long or batteries seem to deplete when turned off. Is this normal?

A: LightPix Labs FlashQ M20 with Transmitter with Full Manual Exposure Control should allow for 100 flashes at full power in one set of batteries. At minimum power it should last 2000 flashes. If you are getting less than that I would recommend checking if the battery that you are using has an issue. Batteries should not be depleted when turned off.

Q: 10. What battery is inside the trigger and receiver? Is it Li-ion? How do you change the battery when they stop taking charge in the future?

A: The following units feature an internal lithium ion battery that is charged via usb cable. When cells die out unit need to be sent in to manufacture for servicing.