Godox X2 TTL Wireless Transmitter for Nikon

Key Features
- Godox X2 TTL Wireless Flash Trigger
- Designed for Use With Nikon Cameras
- Compatible With Godox X Wireless Radio System Flashes
- Features LCD Clear Display (Backlit for Easy Operation)
- Bluetooth Support for Use of "GodoxPhoto" app
- Quick Lock Hot-Shoe
- Min. Power Output: 1/256 In 1/10 Step Adjustment
- 5 Groups/32 Channels
- Access to 99 Wireless ID Settings
- Fully Support TTL Autoflash
- Scan Function for Clearest Channel
- USB Type-C Port for Firmware Upgrade
- Battery Type: 2x AA
- Nikon Speedlite/Shutter Release Trigger
- Godox Wireless Flash Trigger
OVERVIEW
The Godox X2 TTL Wireless Flash Trigger (For Nikon) is designed as both a transmitter, and receiver combined, and operates on a 2.4 GHz frequency for Nikon's i-TTL system. The wireless flash trigger can be set to fire multiple dedicated flash units, or a single flash unit, within five groups, 32 channels, and 99 ID settings to help avoid interference from other systems nearby. Also, a scan function is featured to help you automatically locate the ID channel with the least interference. The wireless range of operation reaches up to 328 ft.
The trigger features a large LCD display with an optional backlight, as well as group & function buttons. It features a USB Type-C port, which is located on the side of the trigger to download firmware updates, & a 3.5mm sync socket to connect a non-TTL flash, or to fire cameras from a remote camera cord. Godox's 'GodoxPhoto' app is compatible with iPhone and Android mobile devices or tablets, & can be used to operate the triggers via Bluetooth. The 'GodoxPhoto' app can also control the same functions as the wireless trigger (flash mode, power output, modeling light, high-speed sync, & audible beep).
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detailed specifications
| Other Features | Wireless ID: 01-99 |
| Transmission System | Transmission System: 2.4G Wireless Transmission |
| Channels | Wireless Flash Channels: 32 |
| Other Features | Zoom Setting: Adjust Focal Length of Flash via Transmitter |
| Compatible Cameras | Nikon Cameras |
| Other Features | Wireless Flash Transmission Range: 0-100m (approx.) |
| Status Indicator | Beeper: Yes |
| Other Features | Groups: 5 |
| Other Features | Modulation Mode: MSK |
| Shutter | Remote Shutter Release: Via 3.5mm Sync Cord Jack |
imaging & exposure control
| Meter Modes | Modes: Manual Mode, Multiflash Mode |
| Exposure Control | TTL autoflash: i-TTL |
| Exposure Compensation | Flash Exposure Compensation: +3V Stops In 1/3 Stop Increments |
focusing control
| AF Assist | Focus Assist: Yes |
flash attributes
| Model Light | Modeling Lamp: Yes |
| Sync Speed | Functions: High-Speed Sync, Rear-Curtain Sync |
| Flash Exposure Lock | Flash Exposure Lock (FEL): Yes |
physical specifications
| Weight | Weight: 90g |
| Dimensions | Dimensions: 72x70x58mm |
display & viewfinder
| Display Type | Display Type: Large LCD Panel (Backlight ON or OFF) |
power system
| Battery Type | 2x AA Batteries (Not Included) |
- Godox X2 2.4 GHz TTL Wireless Flash Trigger for Nikon
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