Varenummer: 3526075

Godox XproII TTL Flash Trigger for Sony

The GODOX XProII S is a wireless TTL flash trigger for Sony cameras, compatible with the Godox X 2.4 GHz radio system. It provides remote control of compatible flash units at distances of up to 100 metres and supports TTL, manual and stroboscopic modes, HSS up to 1/8000 s and second-curtain synchronisation. The transmitter supports 16 groups and 32 channels, with 99 wireless IDs to help reduce interference. Bluetooth connectivity enables control through the Godox Flash app, while the LCD display and quick-release hot shoe mounting provide convenient operation.

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The GODOX XProII S is a wireless TTL flash trigger for Sony cameras and the Godox X 2.4 GHz radio system. It enables remote triggering and control of compatible flash units at distances of up to 100 metres. The transmitter supports TTL, manual and stroboscopic modes, HSS synchronisation up to 1/8000 s and second-curtain synchronisation. TCM allows measured TTL flash parameters to be transferred to manual mode for quick adjustment during a shoot.

The XProII S supports 16 groups and 32 channels, with 99 wireless IDs to help reduce interference. Automatic channel and ID scanning makes it easier to find a stable connection. Bluetooth connectivity enables remote control through the Godox Flash app on a smartphone or tablet. An LCD display and intuitive controls provide access to the main settings, while the quick-release mounting system makes it easy to attach and remove the transmitter from the camera hot shoe. The transmitter is also compatible with selected Sekonic light meters equipped with a compatible Godox radio module.

Produsent
Varenummer
3526075
Model
XproII S
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6952344228098
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