Can one Godox/Flashpoint trigger control an AD360II and additional speedlights in TTL or manual for Nikon?
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I have a Flashpoint Streaklight 360 TTL for Nikon (Godox AD360II-N) and want to control it off-camera along with two more flashes from a single on-camera trigger. I’d like remote control in either TTL or manual mode on Nikon. Which Godox/Flashpoint speedlights are compatible, and can a single trigger such as the R2 Pro handle all of them? I also have an SB-700 and Nissin Di700 for Nikon—can those be integrated into the same Godox/Flashpoint radio setup?
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Everything you ever wanted to know about the Godox/Flashpoint 2.4GHz RF Radio System Part One and Part 2.
Your Flashpoint Streaklight 360 TTL for Nikon (Godox AD360II) can be used as part of the Godox/Flashpoint 2.4GHz system. It has a built in 2.4GHz radio receiver that uses the Godox/Flashpoint protocol. Any Godox/FP 2.4GHz trigger or any Godox/FP 2.4GHz "Master Flash" can control flashes that are part of the Godox/Flashpoint 2.4GHz radio system. This includes:
Controllers (those with an asterisk are Manual only, all others are TTL + Manual)
- X2T/R2 II TTL
- R2 Pro II
- XPro/R2 Pro
- X1T/R2 TTL
- XT32*/R2T 32*
- XT16*
Master flashes (those with an asterisk are Manual only, all others are TTL + Manual)
- TT350/Zoom-Mini R2 TTL
- V350/Zoom-Mini Li-Ion R2 TTL
- TT600/Zoom R2 Manual*
- V850II/Zoom Li-Ion R2 Manual*
- TT685/Zoom R2 TTL
- V860II/Zoom Li-Ion R2 TTL
- V1/Zoom Li-Ion X R2 TTL
- AD360II/Streaklight 360 R2 TTL
Note that TTL capable Controllers and Master flashes are brand specific (Nikon, Canon, etc.) when used on the brand specific camera (Nikon, Canon, etc.). This is due to the different patterns of the connection interface that each brand (Nikon, Canon, etc.) uses. However, the radios in Controllers and "Master Flashes" are cross-compatible with all off-camera flashes in the Godox/FP 2.4GHz system. That is, a "Nikon" AD360II can be controlled via radio by a "Canon" R2 Pro. Some brand specific (Nikon, Canon, etc.) TTL features may not be available when, for example, using a Nikon camera + controller with an off-camera Canon/Sony/Fuji flash. But all manual features should be available with all combinations of Godox/FP 2.4GHz Controllers/"Master Flashes" and Godox/FP off camera flashes.
In addition to the "Master Flashes" listed above, the following flashes can also be used as radio controlled off camera "slaves" with the Godox 2.4GHz system. The 'Speedlights' have built-in radio receivers, as do the other units listed below (Manual only flashes marked with an asterisk):
AD200/Evolv 200 R2 TTL
AD200 Pro/Evolv 200 Pro TTL
AD400 Pro/Xplor 400 Pro R2 TTL
AD600BM*/Xplor 600 R2 HSS*
AD600B/Xplor 600 R2 TTL HSS
AD600 Pro/Xplor 600 Pro
ADH600B*/ADH1200B*/Xplor 600ws Extension Head*/Xplor 1200ws Extension Head*
QT400II-M*/QT600II-M*/QT800II-M*/Rapid 600 R2 HSS*
QT1200II-M*
QS400II*/QS600II*/QS800II*
QS1200II*
SK300II*/SK400II*/Studio 300 R2*/Studio 400 R2*
DP300II*/DP400II*/DP600II*/DP800II*/DP1000II*
DS300II*/DS400II*
GS200II*/GS300II*/GS400II*
There are older "legacy" Godox/Flashpoint flashes that can be used in the 2.4GHz system with clip-on receivers. These older flashes are all manual only when used with the following clip on receivers:
- XTR-16 (for bare bulb and studio strobes)
- XTR-16s (for speedlights)
To use other non-Godox/Flashpoint off-camera flashes, such as your SB700 and Nissin Di700 TTL flashes, with the Godox system you would need to attach a Godox X1R 2.4GHz receiver to the hot foot of the flash. If the flash is TTL capable, then using the appropriate version (Nikon, Canon, etc.) of the X1R receiver would allow the flash to be used as a TTL flash.
- X1R
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Yes. The Flashpoint Streaklight 360 TTL / Godox AD360II-N has a built-in Godox/Flashpoint 2.4GHz radio receiver, so it can be controlled by any current Godox/Flashpoint 2.4GHz Nikon transmitter. That includes the X1T, X2T, XPro / R2 Pro, and R2 Pro II. These can control compatible flashes in TTL or manual, depending on the flash model.
For additional speedlights, use Godox/Flashpoint units that are part of the same 2.4GHz system. TTL-capable options in that system can be remotely controlled in TTL or manual; manual-only models will of course be manual only.
Your Nikon SB-700 and Nissin Di700 are not native members of the Godox 2.4GHz radio system, so they won’t integrate directly for full unified radio control the way Godox/Flashpoint flashes do.
Also, the AD360II is different from the older AD360 Mark I: the AD360II has the built-in radio support you need.
So the simplest path is: keep the AD360II, add Godox/Flashpoint 2.4GHz speedlights, and use a Godox/Flashpoint Nikon transmitter such as the R2 Pro / XPro-class trigger.
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