GODOX XPRO II V2 TTL FLASH WIRELESS TRIGGER (Leica,Nikon,Canon,Sony,Fuji,Olympus)
The Godox XPro II is a wireless flash trigger designed for photographers who use off-camera flash. It's a popular choice because it offers a lot of features and is compatible with a wide range of cameras and flashes. Here's a breakdown of its key features:
Core Functionality:
Wireless Communication: Uses the 2.4GHz Godox X wireless radio system to reliably trigger flashes at a distance of up to 328 feet (100 meters).
TTL and Manual Modes: Supports both TTL (Through-The-Lens) automatic exposure and manual control of your flashes.
High-Speed Sync (HSS): Allows you to use your flashes at shutter speeds up to 1/8000th of a second, which is great for overpowering the sun or freezing motion.
Multiple Channels and Groups: Offers 32 channels and 16 groups, allowing you to control multiple flashes independently and avoid interference from other photographers.
Key Improvements in the XPro II:
Bluetooth Connectivity: Added Bluetooth, enabling you to control your flashes remotely using the GodoxPhoto app on your smartphone or tablet. This is useful when your camera is mounted in a hard-to-reach place.
Scan for Best Channel: This feature scans the available channels and identifies the ones with the least interference, ensuring reliable triggering.
Updated Interface: The XPro II has a larger LCD screen and an improved user interface, making it easier to navigate the settings.
TCM Function: TCM (TTL Convert to Manual) allows you to take a TTL exposure and then instantly switch to manual mode with the same settings, giving you a good starting point for fine-tuning your exposure.
Other Notable Features:
Second-Curtain Sync: Triggers the flash at the end of the exposure, creating a motion blur effect.
Flash Exposure Compensation: Adjusts the flash power to fine-tune the exposure.
Modeling Light Control: Controls the modeling light on compatible flashes.
Zoom Control: Adjusts the zoom setting of your flashes.
Firmware Updates: A USB-C port allows you to update the firmware to keep the trigger compatible with the latest cameras and flashes.