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Description
Expand your wireless flash system with this Godox X1R TTL receiver. This 2.4ghz system is compatible with all major camera and flash systems that support TTL auto exposure and metering, making it the perfect choice for photographers who want to work fast. Its 100m range is also staggering, and it has 32 channels so interference with other systems is minimised. You can control five groups simultaneously, or put equipment in ratio mode in three groups so that the power levels change proportionally. Godox X1T compatible products include.
Godox X1T compatible products include. Godox AD600BM, Godox AD200 and Godox Ving 860 II
Technical specifications
- Compatible with Nikon / Godox Xpro and X1T
- TTL reception
- Frequency: 2.4 GHz
- Load capacity 100m
- 32 channels, 5 groups
- Backlit LCD display
- Exposure correction and locking
- High speed sync
- Hot Shoe and PC Sync Terminals
- Micro-USB port for firmware updates
- Power supply 2 AA batteries
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A good sign if you have a handheld flashlight that doesn't have built-in wireless or you don't have a suitable transmitter. I have a Nikon flash with a wizardry for wireless use, but the Nikon transmitter costs well over 500 euros, this piece saved me a pretty penny. The interface may not be the fastest to use, but the user of this device is probably not a professional photographer, but an amateur who may not be in a hurry at every moment.