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Profoto D2 Always up to Speed Profoto D2 Always up to Speed Profoto D2 Always up to speed Profoto D2 Always up to speed For a photographer, every new day is a new challenge. Will it be a portrait, sports, fashion or something else completely? And no matter what that day brings, it must always end the same way - with a great shot. Dealing with these pressures takes experience, talent and speed. The sort of speed you’ll find in the Profoto D2, the world’s fastest monolight. You can shoot in super quick bursts, you can freeze action with absolute sharpness, sync with the fastest shutter speeds and shoot fast and easy with HSS and TTL. So no matter what you’re shooting, you’ll deliver every time. Because with the D2, you’re always up to speed. Follow a week in a photographer’s life at: profoto.com/d2 © Andreas Lundberg Profoto D2 Technical information The world’s fastest monolight Freeze the moment Shoot with ease using TTL The D2 can provide super quick flash Point-and-shoot in TTL Mode. Switch to durations up to 1/63,000 of a second. Shoot Manual Mode and control the light with a splash of water and it will be frozen in mid- intuitive buttons and menus. Forget about air – a photographic work of art. the flash and focus on the light. Catch the moment Overpower any light Features • Available in 500 and 1000Ws, adjustable in 1/10 f-stops over a 10 f-stop power range. The D2 can shoot up to 20 flashes per The D2 packs enough of punch to • Bursts up to 20 flashes per second with flash durations up to 1/63,000 of a second. second. That’s fast enough to catch the best overpower the available light in almost any • High Speed Sync up to 1/8,000s. • Shoot in TTL or manual mode. of any moment. Ask your subject to jump and situation. Its power is also a blessing when • Integrated with AirTTL flashes like B1 and B2. you’ll have 20 mid-air exposures to choose shooting at larger distances or when using • Built-in reflector for maximum output and minimizing of straylight. • High-resolution display with a superior, intuitive interface. from. larger Light Shaping Tools. • Optional Quartz flashtube for high volume packshot available. • Compatible with 120+ Light Shaping Tools. Control your surroundings Grow with speed Profoto High-Speed Sync (HSS) enables you It has the speed to set you free, and the Specifications Product number Short specifications to shoot with shutter speeds up to 1/8,000 power for you to be at your best. It’s an 901012 D2 500 AirTTL D2 500 AirTTL of a second. Use HSS to shoot with large integrated part of the extensive Profoto 1 × D2 500 AirTTL Max energy: 500Ws aperture in bright conditions or to freeze system. Go full speed ahead with the D2. 1 × Power cable Energy range: 10 f-stops (1-500Ws) action with absolute sharpness. 1 × Bag XS Energy control increments: 1/10 or full f-stops 901013 D2 1000 AirTTL Recycling time: 0.03-0.6s (quick burst up 1 × D2 1000 AirTTL to 20 flashes per second) 1 × Power cable Shortest flash duration (in Freeze mode): 1 × Bag XS 1/63,000s Longest flash duration: 1/2600s 901016 D2 Duo Kit 500/500 2 × D2 500 AirTTL D2 1000 AirTTL 2 × Power cable Max energy: 1000Ws 1 × Bag S Plus Energy range: 10 f-stops (2-1000Ws) Enery control increments: 901017 D2 Duo Kit 1000/1000 1/10 or full f-stops 2 × D2 1000 AirTTL Recycling time: 0.03-1.2s (quick burst up 2 × Power cable to 20 flashes per second) 1 × Bag S Plus Shortest flash duration (in Freeze mode): 1/50,000s Longest flash duration: 1/1600s Size 31 × 13 × 18 cm (12.2 × 5.1 × 7.1 in) Recommended Air Accessories 901039 Air Remote TTL-C for Canon Weight (500/1000) 901040 Air Remote TTL-N for Nikon 901031 Air Remote for most DSLRs 3 kg (6.6 lbs) / 3.4 kg (7.5 lbs) and medium format cameras. Speed redefined By Profoto There are those amongst us who push the envelope. They say, “good is the enemy of great.” If there’s a limit – they step beyond it. If there’s a boundary – they cross it. For the great photographers, challenges are there to be conquered. And for them, speed is more than the ability to freeze a moment of action or matching the fastest camera shutter. It’s about setting creativity free. Moving fast, delivering fast, capturing the seemingly impossible – fast. Taking light, and shaping something remarkable with it. Setting the bar higher – and then doing it all over again. They redefine their craft every single day. And so do we. This is speed redefined. profoto.com/blog facebook.com/profoto twitter @profoto instagram @profotoglobal.
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