Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light with Battery Pack Kit (EU/UK)

Introducing the Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light – a 500 Watt TTL Studio Light featuring High Speed Sync. Under the hood is the ultimate in control – with the award-winning Phottix Odin TTL Flash Trigger for Canon, Nikon and Sony built-in.

The future is here. Introducing the Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light – a 500 Watt TTL Studio Light featuring High Speed Sync. Under the hood is the ultimate in control – with the award-winning Phottix Odin TTL Flash Trigger for Canon, Nikon and Sony built-in. The Indra500 TTL is the perfect way to unleash creativity. Use TTL to shoot during fast moving events like weddings. Shoot on-location, under the harsh sun and control ambient light with high speed sync. The built-in Phottix Odin Receiver for Canon, Nikon and Sony makes the Indra500 TTL easy to control and trigger.

The Indra500 TTL offers 8 stops of power adjustment – from full power to 1/128 – perfect for overcoming midday sun or adding just a hint of light when shooting with large apertures. TTL exposures can be adjusted in +/- 3 EV levels.*

Using a Li-ion Battery Pack the Phottix Indra is the perfect on location light with recharge times of 3.5 seconds and 360 full-power flashes (High-Speed Mode) when fully charged. It’s small but extremely powerful. The Indra500 is a lot of power and control packed into a compact studio light.

Like all Phottix products – the Indra500 TTL was designed with the input of professional photographers around the world. Powered by Phottix® Odin for Canon, Nikon and Sony.

What’s included?
• Phottix Indra 500 TTL Studio Light
• Phottix Studio Light Reflector 7″
• Phottix Straight Studio Light Power Cable 3.5m
• Phottix Indra Battery Body
• Phottix Indra 5000mAh Li-ion Cell
• Phottix Indra Battery Pack AC Charger with AC Power cable
• Phottix Indra Li-ion Cell Cover
• Phottix Indra Battery Pack Shoulder Strap
• Carry Bag
  (Light stands not included.)*

*On compatible cameras, when used with the Phottix Odin or Mitros+ systems. Nikon’s flash protocols may limit the maximum sync speed of some Nikon camera bodies.