
Elinchrom EL19367 Skyport Transmitter Pro Nikon
Unlock 1/8000s sync speeds and two-way power control over your entire Elinchrom rig — from the back of the camera, without touching a single flash head.
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Overview
Key Features
Two Way Visual Feedback Interface: The large LCD display of the Skyport HS features two-way control via a Visual Feedback Interface that lets you see the exact power of every light in your setup right on the transmitter. Users can control each light's power level and modeling lamp setting directly from the Skyport transmitter or on the strobe itself, which instantly shows the updated power settings.
" Hi-Sync Technology: Go beyond the X-Sync of your camera. Photographers can simply switch to Hi-Sync mode and access sync speeds up to 1/8000s to freeze motion, overpower the sun, darken backgrounds, or use a wider aperture."
TTL and Manual Lock: When paired with the ELB 500 TTL users can enjoy beautiful exposures right from the first shot thanks to TTL and if desired, quickly switch to manual to take full control of the unit without losing exposure settings.
Impressive Wireless Range: The Skyport Transmitter Pro has 20 channels and 4 groups and a wireless range of 656' outdoors and 196' indoors.
Compatibility: Three previous generations of flash units including the EL- Skyport Transceiver RX module for Style RX, Digital RX, and Ranger RX systems and the integrated EL-Skyport modules for the BRX, D-Lite RX, ELC Pro HD, and ELB series.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Hi-Sync capability extends usable sync speed to 1/8000s while preserving more strobe output power than conventional HSS, a measurable advantage when shooting in bright outdoor conditions.
- Two-way Visual Feedback Interface on the LCD lets you confirm and adjust the actual power level of every light in your setup without walking the set — a real time-saver in multi-light configurations.
- 20 channels and 4 groups provide sufficient granularity to organize complex multi-light setups with independent control over each group.
- TTL-to-manual lock on the ELB 500 TTL lets you start with metered exposures and lock in precise manual control without losing your established settings.
- 656-foot outdoor wireless range makes it practical for large natural-light-augmented location setups where the photographer may be significantly distant from the strobes.
👎 Cons
- Full TTL functionality is limited to the ELB 500 TTL — photographers using other Elinchrom units must operate in manual mode, reducing the TTL investment's value in mixed kit scenarios.
- Nikon-specific protocol means this unit is not transferable if you switch camera systems — a new transmitter purchase is required for Canon, Sony, or other mounts.
- Indoor wireless range drops to 196 feet, which, while practically sufficient for studio use, reflects meaningful signal degradation through walls versus the outdoor spec.
- The two-way control and LCD interface add complexity to what is otherwise a triggering device — the learning curve for navigating groups and channels is steeper than simpler single-channel triggers.
- Legacy compatibility requires EL-Skyport Transceiver RX add-on modules for older Style RX, Digital RX, and Ranger RX units, adding cost if you are expanding backward into an existing older Elinchrom system.