The Elinchrom Transmitter Pro X is a 2.4 GHz on-camera flash trigger designed for Canon photographers running off-camera lighting setups who require faster control from the hot shoe. With 20 channels, 4 groups, a colour display, two-way communication, and support for HSS and Hi-Sync up to 1/8000 sec, it offers a clearer, more responsive way to manage multiple Elinchrom lights.
Elinchrom Transmitter Pro X for Canon Key Features:
- 2.4 GHz transmitter gives on-camera wireless control for Elinchrom flash systems
- 20 channels and 4 groups organise more complex multi-light setups
- Supports HSS and Hi-Sync up to 1/8000 sec for faster shutter speeds
- Colour display shows groups clearly for quicker setting changes
- Two-way communication reports real-time power and modelling lamp status
- Wireless range reaches up to 200m in suitable outdoor conditions
- Bluetooth support adds extra connectivity within the Elinchrom ecosystem
- USB-C port enables firmware updates to maintain long-term compatibility
- The metal hot shoe mount provides a secure fit on the camera
- Powered by two AA batteries for straightforward field replacement (not included)
- 2.5mm input supports camera shutter connection when needed
- Compact 8.9 x 6.9 x 5.6cm body keeps the transmitter easy to handle
FAQs:
What makes the Pro X different from a simpler flash trigger?
The main difference is how much direct control and feedback it gives you from the camera. The Pro X is built for photographers who use more than a simple one-light setup, with 20 channels, four groups, and two-way communication that displays real-time power settings and modelling lamp status for each unit. That means you can make changes without walking over to each light or guessing what has updated.
Does it support high-speed sync for shooting in bright conditions?
Yes. It supports both HSS and Hi-Sync up to 1/8000 sec, which is useful when you want to work with flash at faster shutter speeds. That can help outdoors when you are trying to hold back bright ambient light, shoot at a wider aperture, or keep motion more tightly controlled. The exact result will still depend on the light you are pairing it with, but the transmitter itself is built to support that kind of shooting.
What are the benefits of the colour display?
Elinchrom uses a colour screen that shows groups in the same colour code as its newer lighting units, so it is easier to read the setup quickly and avoid changing the wrong group. On a busy shoot, that speeds things up and makes the whole system feel more coherent. It is one of those small improvements that becomes more valuable the more complex the setup gets.
What kind of range can I expect from it?
The working range is up to 200m outdoors and 60m indoors. In practical use, that is more than enough for most portrait, event, and location setups, while providing a decent margin when lights need to be placed further from the camera. As with any wireless trigger, the actual usable range will depend on the environment and interference, but the quoted range is strong for this class of transmitter.
How is the transmitter powered?
The transitter runs on two AA batteries, which keeps power management simple and practical when you are working on location. That is still convenient for many photographers because replacements are easy to carry and easy to find. The USB-C port is used for firmware updates, helping to keep the transmitter up to date as Elinchrom refines compatibility and performance.
Product Specification
| Connectivity | 1x 2.5 mm (Camera Shutter) 1x USB-C |
| Flash Sync Speed | 1/8000 Sec (High-Speed) |
| For Use With | Canon |
| Maximum Working Distance [m] | 50 - 200m |
| Size | 8.9 x 6.9 x 5.6 cm |
| Type | Transmitter |
| Weight [g] | 91.00 |