Kraken KR-S80 Flash Underwater Strobe
Kraken KR-S80 Flash Underwater Strobe
SKU: # kr-ks80
Price $599.00
Overview / Product Description
Kraken KR-S80 Flash Underwater Strobe
Dive into the depths with confidence and capture stunning underwater images with the KR-S80 Flash from Kraken Sports. Designed for both discerning professionals and enthusiastic beginners, this versatile strobe is your perfect companion for underwater photography and videography.
Key Features:
- Powerful Illumination: With 80 watt seconds of power, the KR-S80 delivers brilliant lighting for macro, close-focus wide-angle, and even big animal photography.
- Dual Functionality: The included 3000-lumen COB LED provides exceptional lighting for video work, making it a versatile tool for all your underwater adventures.
- User-Friendly Design: The KR-S80 is powered by 2x high-capacity 21700 batteries, which are ergonomically improved for ease of use and ensure long-lasting performance.
- Depth Rating: Reliable up to 330ft/100m, perfect for deep dives.
- Lightweight: Weighing just 375g underwater, it’s easy to handle and maneuver.
- Fiber Optic Compatibility: Unlike its bigger sibling, the S160, the KR-S80 is fiber optic only, simplifying your setup.
- RC02 Remote Control Compatibility: Adjust brightness, switch between flash and LED mode, and control up to two flashes simultaneously or independently with the RC02 remote control.
Why Choose the KR-S80 Flash?
Whether you’re a seasoned underwater photographer or just starting out, the KR-S80 Flash offers the perfect balance of power, simplicity, and versatility. Its robust build and advanced features ensure you never miss a shot, while its user-friendly design makes it accessible for beginners.
Capture the beauty of the underwater world with the KR-S80 Flash – your gateway to professional-quality underwater photography and videography.
SPECS:
- Weight: 2 kg
- Depth Rating: 330ft/100m
- Modes: Manual, S1, S2
- Watt Seconds: 80
- Weight: 980g Land, 375g Underwater
- Lumens: 3000 lumen flood
- Beam Angle: 120 Degrees Underwater