
Neewer
Neewer Z760-C TTL Speedlite Flash Kit Canon
A full-featured TTL speedlite kit for Canon shooters with high-speed sync, wireless control, and a long-lasting lithium battery.
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Overview
Specifications
Brand
Neewer
Model
Z760-C
Compatibility
Canon (R8, R6, R5, R3, and more)
Guide Number
GN60 (ISO 100, 200mm)
Color Temperature
5600K (±200K)
Flash Modes
TTL / Manual / Multi
High-Speed Sync
Up to 1/8000s
Flash Duration
1/180 – 1/20000s
Recycle Time
1.5 seconds
Wireless System
2.4G Wireless Q System
Wireless Groups
A / B / C / D
Channels
32
IDs
99
Battery
7.4V 2600mAh Lithium
Horizontal Rotation
0° – 330°
Vertical Rotation
-7° – 120°
Weight
18.7 oz / 530g
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Canon cameras is the Z760-C compatible with?
The Z760-C is compatible with a wide range of Canon cameras including the R8, R6, R5, R3, and many other Canon EOS models that support TTL flash communication.
How long does the built-in battery last on a full charge?
The 2600mAh lithium battery provides extended shooting sessions. With a 1.5-second recycle time at full power, you can expect hundreds of full-power flashes per charge depending on your power settings.
Can the Z760-C be used as a wireless off-camera flash?
Yes, the built-in 2.4G wireless Q system supports wireless triggering with 4 groups, 32 channels, and 99 IDs, allowing you to use the flash off-camera and control it wirelessly from a compatible transmitter.
What is the TCM conversion feature?
TCM (TTL Convert to Manual) lets you fire a TTL test shot to determine the correct exposure, then locks that power level as a manual setting so you get consistent, repeatable flash output for subsequent shots.
How far can the flash head rotate?
The flash head rotates 0° to 330° horizontally and -7° to 120° vertically, providing extensive range for bouncing light off ceilings, walls, and other surfaces.