Viltrox Spark Z3 Flash for Canon Cameras - Gray

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Key Features
- Fits hot shoe directly
- 6500K CCT; 7 power levels (1/1 to 1/64)
- 1-sec recycle time; GN 52.5 ft at ISO 100
- 1800mAh USB-C battery (up to 650 full flashes)
- Manual & Auto modes; diffuser included
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OVERVIEW
The Viltrox Spark Z3 is a lightweight, beginner-friendly Speedlight for Canon, perfect for travel, fill flash, and close-range photography. Weighing just 5.1 oz, its geometric "Cyber Mech" design combines sleek aesthetics with effortless operation for creators on the move.
Feature Overview
Dual Exposure Modes: Switch seamlessly between automatic TTL for point-and-shoot ease and Manual mode with 7 power levels (1/1 to 1/64).
Fast Performance: Delivers 26W output with a quick 1-second recycle time at full power.
Wireless Off-Camera Control: Features built-in S1 and S2 optical slave modes for off-camera triggering in Manual mode.
Long-Lasting Power: Integrated 1800mAh battery yields up to 650 full-power flashes and recharges via USB-C in approximately 70 minutes.
Soft Light Included: Ships with a convenient snap-on diffuser to soften direct light output.
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flash attributes
| Weight | 5.1 oz / 144 g |
| Exposure Control | Automatic (Non-TTL), Manual |
| Mounting | Shoe Mount |
| Bounce Capability | No |
| Flash Modes | No |
| External Flash Connection |
physical specifications
| Dimensions | 3.1 x 2.6 x 2.2" / 78.4 x 67.2 x 55.9 mm |
power system
| Battery Type | 1x Rechargeable (Built-In) |
- Viltrox Spark Z3 Flash for Canon (Gunmetal Gray)
- Diffuser
- Limited 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty
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