Improving upon its predecessor, the RF60x Wireless Flash from Cactus implements a new cooling mode, the ability to quick recharge at full power in just 1.9 seconds, an AF assist light in sync with other Cactus devices, and automatic wireless high-speed sync support in slave mode. The RF60x main selling point is still a built-in radio transceiver with a 328' range that is fully compatible with the Cactus V6 system and high-powered with a guide number of 183' at ISO 100 and 105mm. The flash is fully manual and has a zoom range of 24-105mm that can be expanded to 18mm with the built-in wide-angle diffuser panel. The unit also has the ability to act as either a wireless slave or master and can have its setting changed remotely via another unit or a V6 radio trigger.
The RF60x offers numerous other features for convenience, including the ability to tilt up 90° and rotate 270°. The power can be adjusted from 1/1 to 1/128 in 1/3 EV steps and it will recycle in about 0.1-1.9 seconds, depending on power and batteries. Specialized shooting modes are available, including strobe and high speed sync sympathy mode. Additionally, it runs on four AA batteries and comes with both a carrying case and stand.
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Key Features
- Built-In 2.4 GHz Radio Transceiver
- Guide Number: 183' at ISO 100 and 105mm
- Zoom Range: 24-105mm (18mm with Panel)
- Wireless Functionality with 328' Range
Improving upon its predecessor, the RF60x Wireless Flash from Cactus implements a new cooling mode, the ability to quick recharge at full power in just 1.9 seconds, an AF assist light in sync with other Cactus devices, and automatic wireless high-speed sync support in slave mode. The RF60x main selling point is still a built-in radio transceiver with a 328' range that is fully compatible with the Cactus V6 system and high-powered with a guide number of 183' at ISO 100 and 105mm. The flash is fully manual and has a zoom range of 24-105mm that can be expanded to 18mm with the built-in wide-angle diffuser panel. The unit also has the ability to act as either a wireless slave or master and can have its setting changed remotely via another unit or a V6 radio trigger.
More DetailsCactus RF60X Overview
Cooling mode prevents RF60x from overheating
2.4 GHz wireless transceiver with 16 channels and three modes; local, master, and slave
Wireless range of about 328' and full compatibility with V6 transceiver, including the ability to control power output and zoom range
Four groups are available and each group can be renamed to one of the following: KEY, FILL, SPOT, RIM, HAIR, LEFT, RIGHT, BACK, and FRONT
Automatic wireless high-speed sync support while in slave mode for Canon, Fujifilm, Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic, Pentax, and Sony when using the V6II or V6IIs transceiver
Built-in optical sensor features multiple delay settings for ensuring it isn't triggered by any pre-flashes
Multi-flash mode fires a series of flashes to capture multiple images of a moving subject in a single frame
High speed sync sympathy mode works with the TTL flash mounted on camera to produce even illumination across the frame at shutter speeds up to 1/8000 second
Will provide about 100 flashes at 1/1 power and 2000 at 1/128 power
Quick full-power recharge time of just 1.9 seconds
AF assist light in sync with other Cactus devices, such as the V6II or V6IIs
Cactus RF60X Specs
Key Specs
Guide Number | |
Bounce Head | |
Swivel Head | |
Exposure Control | |
Wireless Operation | |
Internal Power | |
Off-Camera Terminal |
Flash Head
Guide Number | |
Coverage | |
Bounce Head | |
Swivel Head | |
Recycle Time | |
Secondary Illumination |
Exposure Control
Exposure Control | |
Flash Modes | |
Power Range |
Wireless
Wireless Operation | |
Wireless Channels | |
Wireless Groups | |
Remote Timing Modes |
Power
Internal Power | |
External Power Pack Compatible |
General
Mount | |
Off-Camera Terminal | |
Dimensions (W x H x D) | |
Weight |
Packaging Info
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Box Dimensions (LxWxH) |
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