LightPix Labs’ New Flash Looks Like the Perfect Match for Retro-Inspired Mirrorless Cameras

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A silver Contax film camera with a lens is placed on a flat surface. A Flash FM2 unit sits on top, and a small LightPix Labs camera accessory is positioned to the right. The background is plain and gray.

LightPix Labs has announced the FlashQ FM2, a retro-inspired, sleek, and compact wireless flash system designed for photographers who appreciate both style and substance.

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  1. LinhlinhOctober 12, 2025 at 5:56 PM

    The newly announced FlashQ FM2 by LightPix Labs is a sleek, retro-style wireless flash that fits perfectly with mirrorless and vintage-inspired cameras. Its compact design doesn’t just look good—it also offers practical, on-the-go lighting for photographers who value portability. The silver finish complements classic camera bodies like Contax, adding to its visual appeal. It’s ideal for creators looking to blend modern tech with a timeless aesthetic. For more tools and inspiration related to stylish photography gear, take a look at this photography hub.

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