We hope this video helps you pick out the Godox Trigger that's right for you! If you have any questions, feel free to leave them down below! 🙌 TIMESTAMPS: 0:42 Godox X1 Wireless Flash Trigger 4:45 Godox XPro Wireless Flash Trigger 8:17 Godox X2 Wireless Flash Trigger 12:32 Final Thoughts - Which One is Right for You?
I appreciate your videos as they helped me a lot :) .....actually I just wanna buy 2 of the AD200 pro with the canon 6D mark ii and I got myself confused on which trigger can work best and in good price too.
i am trying my hand at flash photography i have a canon430ex 11 and a hannal triger and receiver but i cant get it to work on my camera which is fuji xt100 can you help
The features and ergonomics of the X2T-f are nice. On the down side, and this is a BIG downside, it eats batteries. That means I have to change batteries when the battery level drops to 70 or 80%. Not great at all. I alwayscarry fresh NiMh batteries. The issue that very often, much too often, the thing stops working, you realize you're missing pictures, and you have to pause an change batteries. I have two of these so this isn't an anomaly. A fatal flaw I'm afraid.
Thank you very much for this detailed and concise review. I think I am leaning to the XPRO. I will not need to synch to multiple flashes, but I very much like the ease of use and convenience. Thank you again!
Awesome video thanks, I recently bought the XPro trigger for my D750 and AD200 Pro. Having white balance issues which Nathan Cool explains in one of his videos, finding this really frustrating and just want to know if the X2T trigger has the same issue, or something that was resolved by Godox?
I just discovered Godox flash systems recently and have the XPro trigger, love it. Also just discovered your channel about two weeks ago, great content. Cheers from Montreal, Quebec, Canada!
I bought this transmitter X2T for Panasonic camera, however the lower hot shoe where is attached to the camera has multi pins contacts, except the hot shoe on top has on ly 1 pin contact. What is going on with this model? If it has no multi pins on the hot shoe, it will not has the TTL function if you attach a Panasonic flash on this hot shoe. The box of the unit did show it has multi pins, but the actual unit itself doesn't. Please explain...Thanks
Can you make a step by step tutorial how to connect flashes to XPro? I've been having difficalty connecting to 2 V1 and 1 AD200 Pro. There is nothing on TH-cam. Please Help
Hi, I have a Nikon d3400 and I would like to buy a Godox SK400II 400W GN65 flash with built-in 2.4G wireless X system, I would like to know if it is compatible? What is the difference between Godox Xpro-N i-TTL and Godox Xpro-N TTL Flash Trigger 2.4G or are they the same? Thank you!
Recently got an X2T trigger for Nikon and it doesn’t work. 😢 it turns on fine and all that, just doesn’t communicate wirelessly. SMH Anybody else having this issue?
Those are nice. I have to say the pocket wizard to me is one of the better triggers. I still have the TT5 version because it's a work horse. It just won't stop working. Paired my TT5S with the TT1 and the AC3 zone controller. The zone controller is one of the quickest devices for controlling the flash output in 1/3 increments by turning a dial that is easy to read. I can turn the dial without taking my eye off the subject. It's just simple. The LCD screens are nice, but making quick adjustments for lighting output will take longer navigating through the menu. Good review though.
This is extremely informative and well produced with the exception of that darn music in the background that is annoying. Why have something that totally detracts from a well produced video??
Thanks for the comparisons and review. In some Amazon descriptions of the X2T it seems to suggest it has TCM function. Also on p47 of the X2T manual it possibly suggests it has it but is a little ambiguous. It lists it there asking l among the technical specifications but isn't completely clear whether it has it or not as it doesn't say "Yes" but tells you what TCM does. I know there certainly isn't an external TCM button like on the XPro. Can you confirm whether the X2T does or does not have TCM function even as one of the internal menu options as per p47 of the manual? Or is it only the XPro with that function? Thanks.
Only the Godox G3 firmware software is compatible with macOS. G3 supports in particular the Godox V1, AD400Pro and X2T. You can view the full list on the Godox site here: www.godox.com/EN/Download.html. For the G1 and G2 firmware software you'll have to run Parallels or VMWare to run Windows or alternatively find a PC to perform the updates. Your local store should be able to help you.
Great useful video. I use Sony cameras with a few Godox flashes and with an Xpro trigger. I have a Nikon SB600 flash lying around and i was wondering if X1/X2 would work if i hooked it up with my Nikon and what features would be available if it works. I prefer not to ise the Nikon flash as an optical slave
The TT600 doesn't have TTL so you can only trigger and control the flash manually. Both devices (the trigger and flash) need to be TTL compatible for you to use TTL.
Amateurs & pros love ATG's TCM (first shot taken was in TTL, if you like the exposure then press "TCM" then the light power is fixed (locked) into manual). Images taken after the first shot will have the same flash power as in the first TTL shots. It is like using the Flash Light Meter, which many can't afford to buy.
Nice overview - you should add the Flashpoint R2 Pro MkII, basically an improved version of the X-Pro (it adds more dedicated buttons, Bluetooth, and a couple of other things)
Actually, the X1 support rear curtain sync too. On the godox Chinese site, they have the methods on different camera systems. On Nikon, you dont need to do anything, just set your camera to rear curtain sync, it will just work. On Canon, you need to set the Fn 04 to on in the trigger menu, and it will work when your shutter speed is in between 1/30 to 30 sec.
indeed, I did found the same information and it worked very well on my Canon 5DIII. At the end , the use of second curtain sync. is only needed if you will show movement .
Just got a x2t. Been using x1t and something weird w the x2t. Subject is my white cat, w x1t, images comes out tack sharp(Fuji 56/1.2@f4) but when I switch to x2t, images were softer and quiet often slightly oof. I know it doesn't make sense but I kept switching between the 2 transmitter firing a v860iii and results were consistent. Images using x2t were softer and require dehaze to match that if x1t. Anyone knows what is happening? All on ttl
If using TTL, try exposure compensation or ensure all ambient light and conditions don't change. Perhaps even use a tripod and swap out the triggers and repeat the shot to test. Another good test would be to set it to a manual flash setting and repeat on both triggers. If no difference there then it's just the TTL playing tricks!
Great and thorough review. I’m very selective of likes and subscribed but you won me over with this video. I look forward to scrolling through all of your other videos. Great job!
A lot of reviewers will not say, but taken ATG Photo Clinics helped me to know for sure. And I like to share. X1T and X2T DO NOT have ATG 2.4GHz TTL top MIS hotshoe. They were made to cut cost.
@@Randonneavectonchien I was told & informed that are internal circuit/patent designs. The father of ATG was Yoshihisa Maitani, the genius by many cameras/optic companies. ATG Auto2 ATG HV port ATG N3 ATG 2.4GHz now refined to be 2.4GHz TTL, 5GHz TTL projected in 2026 with built-in cellphone. Have you ever used or heard of the following: 1. Vivitar 283, 285, 285HV 2. Metz 60CT-1, 60CT-4 to 76MZ-5 3. Sunpak 555, 622 4. Quantum QFlash T series 5. Nissin MG8000 Extreme 6. Rolleiflex 3000 & 3003 7. Contax AX, RTS series 8. Contax 645 9. Olympus OM-3 to OM-4 X. Full Godox supports in USA for pros All were built & made for the pros with ATG Auto2. If you used it correctly, it's better than TTL
My question is, what happens if you use say a x1-n (for nikon) on another brand of camera (canon for example). Will the trigger not work at all or will it just lose functions like TTL and HSS but still trigger the flash ?
I don’t know if anyone will see this or even respond it but please I need help. I will be buying a Sony in few months and I needed a flash speedlight so I bought the Godox TT350s but I have a Canon for now. With which trigger can I make it work? Do I need, for example, the X1T (or X2T) Sony for the flash and X Pro Canon for the camera? Or just X1T (X2T) Canon connected to the camera and the trigger connects wirelessly to the Sony Flash?
Chance it could be a firmware update or something else is amiss, as in most cases, the feedback we get on the AD600Pro is that it's pretty consistent, as compared to even higher end brands like Broncolor or Profoto.
Hi, I just purchased a Godox AD400 PRO and AD600 PRO + 2 XPro Flash Triggers (for Nikon and Canon as well). While the Nikon system is working flawlessly, I have a problem with the Canon R5, where the lights are not responding at all. Both lights are working fine when I'm using the remote's test, but when I'm pressing the shutter, the pictures are taken, but the lights are not flashing. What I'm doing wrong? Should I modify something in the camera menu? The Lights are both set in channel 1, group A and B, respectively. Using precisely the same settings, Nikon D850 doesn't have any issue controlling the lights... I simply can't understand what's going on... Any ideas?
Very smart move. Many fools rather get the overpriced Canon EL-1 Then found they can't do wireless radio until you shell out another $1,200.00 or $300 transmitter. You will hear a reviewer saying bad thing about Canon TTL transmitter. Yet, the very inexpensive TTL transmitters have ATG AF assist beam.
I have a Nikon D750 and my newly bought X2T-N is not firing when I press/release the shutter button. Everything else works fine between my AD200 - X2T-N, or my Nikon D750 - Any other flash triggers. What am I doing wrong?
X1'S are a pita. They default to channel B because the cursor is pointing to B when turned on. You also have to press the middle button to get the display flashing before you can adjust the power. Also the display being on the back is a pita. The Xpro trigger is way more practical.
Hello. Thank you for your vidieos. Please I need some help. Which godox can I purchase to use with Canon Speedlite 600 ex II rt , with Camera Canon EOS R??? Thank you
The most common example is when a photographer mounts their camera remotely - for example a food photographer who mounts an overhead camera on a rig. They might use Bluetooth to remotely control their flash settings instead of having to set up a ladder and adjust settings by hand.
I'm using Nikon d5600 and using godox x1n trigger on it but the shutter speed of camera is not going above 1/200 What can I do now If anyone knows please reply
If I were to buy a Godox speedlite that has a 2.6G receiver built in...can I use my Triopo G2 transceiver to trigger and adjust the power of the Godox Speedlites? I know I can buy Triopo recievers and put them on Godox speelites but thats an extra cost.
No, although they're both 2.4ghz the FC-16 receiver doesn't use the Godox X encoding. The only receiver that works with the Godox X range triggers is the X1R however that has been discontinued. There are no longer any X receivers that you can purchase so you'll need to purchase Godox units with built in receivers.
It would normally work with most flashes regardless of brand as long as there is the center pin on the hotshoe of the flash. You might need to look into the specific model you have to confirm as I believe that some Sony accessories are only compatible with their proprietary Multi Interface Shoe.
I’m sorry but you need to Get rid of the annoying and distracting background noise/music which does nothing for this video and makes it difficult and unpleasant to follow. The content is useful the presentation because of the sound is sadly poor.
The X Pro trigger is by far the best one. That said it's a bit daft that you can only use 5 groups max with any of the battery powered godox units. The mains powered lights have 16 groups. You can work around it by using some of the Godox usb receivers in the additional lights but surely they could allow 16 groups in the battery powered lights?
Great video! I am curious if know what the difference between the Godox V1 round head flash for canon and the Godox V1-C 2.4G TTL HSS Round Head Li-ion Camera Flash Speedlite Fr Canon EOS.
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Is it possible to connect another trigger on the hotshoe of the X1T and X2T instead of a speedlight in order to control a mix of different flash makers at the same time; a Godox speedlight with the X1T or the X2T Canon version and a couple of Canon 600 EX-RT Speedlites with a Yongnuo YN-E3-RT in particular? That would make my switch to Godox flashes easier and cheaper since I'd like to have a third flash in order to be able to work with three different groups of flashes. Nice video by the way!
Hi there. I am thinking about getting 2 QS 600ii but am unsure if I can use them with my AD600 as their stop increments differ ie. .1 and 1/3. Do the QS 600 ii models change power values when using 1/3 increment function on xpro trigger. I don’t want to dive into custom function menu every time I want to use a different light. Thanks.
I bought sk 400ii and x pro trigger after watching this video before a month ago and they are not working together so think i need a reciever in order to connect now i use natural light that was my first time i tried strobe and i feel so disapointed
X1T is now discontinued so we'll remove that from the equation. We prefer the XPro's larger screen and UI when using multi light set ups. The two main factors that sway people to the X2T over the XPro are the hotshoe mount (if you wanted to also use an on camera flash/speedlight) and Bluetooth connectivity (good for food/product photographers who mount their camera on a rig and need to control flash settings remotely). Aside from those two specific features, the $10-$15 price difference to the XPro is worth it for most people for user friendly UI. Hope this helps !
We hope this video helps you pick out the Godox Trigger that's right for you! If you have any questions, feel free to leave them down below! 🙌
TIMESTAMPS:
0:42 Godox X1 Wireless Flash Trigger
4:45 Godox XPro Wireless Flash Trigger
8:17 Godox X2 Wireless Flash Trigger
12:32 Final Thoughts - Which One is Right for You?
I appreciate your videos as they helped me a lot :) .....actually I just wanna buy 2 of the AD200 pro with the canon 6D mark ii and I got myself confused on which trigger can work best and in good price too.
i am trying my hand at flash photography i have a canon430ex 11 and a hannal triger and receiver but i cant get it to work on my camera which is fuji xt100 can you help
which one is better among the three if using canon 90D and godox V1 flash with godox AD600BM Light
Pls how do i setup my xpro f autofocus beam assist with my fuji xt100
Which of these is compatible with canon 200d
This video makes me so triggered
GREAT video. Best review of the Godox triggers I have ever seen. Based on this review, I changed my order for an XPro to an X2.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this video. One thing that the Xpro can do is independent zoom for each group, which is not available for the X2T.
The features and ergonomics of the X2T-f are nice. On the down side, and this is a BIG downside, it eats batteries. That means I have to change batteries when the battery level drops to 70 or 80%. Not great at all. I alwayscarry fresh NiMh batteries. The issue that very often, much too often, the thing stops working, you realize you're missing pictures, and you have to pause an change batteries. I have two of these so this isn't an anomaly. A fatal flaw I'm afraid.
Switch to 1.5v L-Ions. Both of the newer triggers (and the Flashpoint custom) are designed for 1.5v and do poorly with 1.2v rechargeables.
Thanks for your clear review. Made me decide to buy the x2 for form factor and app connectivity, twist lock. Good job Hypop!
Glad it helped!
Thank you very much for this detailed and concise review. I think I am leaning to the XPRO. I will not need to synch to multiple flashes, but I very much like the ease of use and convenience. Thank you again!
For Fujifilm users, get the xpro. There's an issue with X2T that will freeze your camera intermittently even with the latest firmware.
I am having this issue and may return for the x pro. Stinks.
Can confirm this happens to me too. Switching to xpro.
@@kseizetv I switched to the xpro and no issues after.
I recently got the x2t for my xt2 and experienced this freeze. Still no solution for this issue even with firmware updates?
@@kaitubio did you find a solution to your freezing xt2?
Awesome video thanks, I recently bought the XPro trigger for my D750 and AD200 Pro. Having white balance issues which Nathan Cool explains in one of his videos, finding this really frustrating and just want to know if the X2T trigger has the same issue, or something that was resolved by Godox?
How do you like your ad200 flash?
I'm out, couldn't handle the background music in the way of listening to what you're saying.
Hi Dale, thanks for the feedback. We are always looking to improve the quality of our videos!
if you shoot outdoors and only use 1 or maybe 2 flashes I think na x1t or x2t is good enough and smaller.
I just discovered Godox flash systems recently and have the XPro trigger, love it. Also just discovered your channel about two weeks ago, great content. Cheers from Montreal, Quebec, Canada!
Perfect. Exactly the info I was looking for. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I bought this transmitter X2T for Panasonic camera, however the lower hot shoe where is attached to the camera has multi pins contacts, except the hot shoe on top has on ly 1 pin contact. What is going on with this model? If it has no multi pins on the hot shoe, it will not has the TTL function if you attach a Panasonic flash on this hot shoe. The box of the unit did show it has multi pins, but the actual unit itself doesn't. Please explain...Thanks
good on to the point video.
Can you make a step by step tutorial how to connect flashes to XPro? I've been having difficalty connecting to 2 V1 and 1 AD200 Pro. There is nothing on TH-cam. Please Help
Got it sorted?
Thank you for this clear expiation. I'll be getting the X2T for Sony.
Thank you
Hi, I have a Nikon d3400 and I would like to buy a Godox SK400II 400W GN65 flash with built-in 2.4G wireless X system, I would like to know if it is compatible? What is the difference between Godox Xpro-N i-TTL and Godox Xpro-N TTL Flash Trigger 2.4G or are they the same? Thank you!
Very detailed and informative tutorial although the background music was extremely irritating and distracting.
Recently got an X2T trigger for Nikon and it doesn’t work. 😢 it turns on fine and all that, just doesn’t communicate wirelessly. SMH
Anybody else having this issue?
Those are nice. I have to say the pocket wizard to me is one of the better triggers. I still have the TT5 version because it's a work horse. It just won't stop working. Paired my TT5S with the TT1 and the AC3 zone controller. The zone controller is one of the quickest devices for controlling the flash output in 1/3 increments by turning a dial that is easy to read. I can turn the dial without taking my eye off the subject. It's just simple. The LCD screens are nice, but making quick adjustments for lighting output will take longer navigating through the menu. Good review though.
It’s called a triggER…. Not a “TRIGGA”…. 😂 it’s almost a drinking game he says it so much.
This is extremely informative and well produced with the exception of that darn music in the background that is annoying. Why have something that totally detracts from a well produced video??
and the x1t has no retro light LCD illuminated which is a showstopper for this model. I can't see anything in dark studio....
Thanks for the comparisons and review. In some Amazon descriptions of the X2T it seems to suggest it has TCM function. Also on p47 of the X2T manual it possibly suggests it has it but is a little ambiguous. It lists it there asking l among the technical specifications but isn't completely clear whether it has it or not as it doesn't say "Yes" but tells you what TCM does. I know there certainly isn't an external TCM button like on the XPro. Can you confirm whether the X2T does or does not have TCM function even as one of the internal menu options as per p47 of the manual? Or is it only the XPro with that function? Thanks.
Very instructional video
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent review and comparison. Thank you.
Thank you for the helpful and informative comparison video about Godox Flash Triggers! Good luck!
Glad it was helpful!
One issue with firmware I’ve run into is they weren’t compatible with Macs. Have they changed that?
Only the Godox G3 firmware software is compatible with macOS. G3 supports in particular the Godox V1, AD400Pro and X2T. You can view the full list on the Godox site here: www.godox.com/EN/Download.html. For the G1 and G2 firmware software you'll have to run Parallels or VMWare to run Windows or alternatively find a PC to perform the updates. Your local store should be able to help you.
My af assist on xpro c does not work from the time i bought it until now, almost 4 years of use, is it repairable?
Great useful video. I use Sony cameras with a few Godox flashes and with an Xpro trigger. I have a Nikon SB600 flash lying around and i was wondering if X1/X2 would work if i hooked it up with my Nikon and what features would be available if it works. I prefer not to ise the Nikon flash as an optical slave
Buy X1R for Nikon. But your SB-600 maybe too old.
Got SB-900 or SB-910?
The TTL funtion of the (x1t/x2t/Xpro) can control the TT600 (Manual Flash)?
The TT600 doesn't have TTL so you can only trigger and control the flash manually. Both devices (the trigger and flash) need to be TTL compatible for you to use TTL.
Amateurs & pros love ATG's TCM (first shot taken was in TTL, if you like the exposure then press "TCM" then the light power is fixed (locked) into manual).
Images taken after the first shot will have the same flash power as in the first TTL shots.
It is like using the Flash Light Meter, which many can't afford to buy.
helo, is it possible use godox X2T / xpro s for original sony flash fl 45rm ??
Nice overview - you should add the Flashpoint R2 Pro MkII, basically an improved version of the X-Pro (it adds more dedicated buttons, Bluetooth, and a couple of other things)
Actually, the X1 support rear curtain sync too. On the godox Chinese site, they have the methods on different camera systems. On Nikon, you dont need to do anything, just set your camera to rear curtain sync, it will just work. On Canon, you need to set the Fn 04 to on in the trigger menu, and it will work when your shutter speed is in between 1/30 to 30 sec.
indeed, I did found the same information and it worked very well on my Canon 5DIII. At the end , the use of second curtain sync. is only needed if you will show movement .
And for sony a6300?
What is rear curtain sync
@@tahmidmobasshir9748 The flash fire at the end of the exposure(normaly at begining) Useful for long exposure.
Is x2t compatible with Sony A1?
Just got a x2t. Been using x1t and something weird w the x2t. Subject is my white cat, w x1t, images comes out tack sharp(Fuji 56/1.2@f4) but when I switch to x2t, images were softer and quiet often slightly oof. I know it doesn't make sense but I kept switching between the 2 transmitter firing a v860iii and results were consistent. Images using x2t were softer and require dehaze to match that if x1t. Anyone knows what is happening? All on ttl
If using TTL, try exposure compensation or ensure all ambient light and conditions don't change. Perhaps even use a tripod and swap out the triggers and repeat the shot to test.
Another good test would be to set it to a manual flash setting and repeat on both triggers. If no difference there then it's just the TTL playing tricks!
Great and thorough review. I’m very selective of likes and subscribed but you won me over with this video. I look forward to scrolling through all of your other videos. Great job!
Thank you very much!
A lot of reviewers will not say, but taken ATG Photo Clinics helped me to know for sure. And I like to share.
X1T and X2T DO NOT have ATG 2.4GHz TTL top MIS hotshoe. They were made to cut cost.
Good point, no doubt Godox removed some physical components to cut costs.
angelisone please what is atg ?
@@hypop They are now considered a better buy than Pocket Wizard & Quantum Instruments.
@@Randonneavectonchien I was told & informed that are internal circuit/patent designs.
The father of ATG was Yoshihisa Maitani, the genius by many cameras/optic companies.
ATG Auto2
ATG HV port
ATG N3
ATG 2.4GHz now refined to be 2.4GHz TTL, 5GHz TTL projected in 2026 with built-in cellphone.
Have you ever used or heard of the following:
1. Vivitar 283, 285, 285HV
2. Metz 60CT-1, 60CT-4 to 76MZ-5
3. Sunpak 555, 622
4. Quantum QFlash T series
5. Nissin MG8000 Extreme
6. Rolleiflex 3000 & 3003
7. Contax AX, RTS series
8. Contax 645
9. Olympus OM-3 to OM-4
X. Full Godox supports in USA for pros
All were built & made for the pros with ATG Auto2. If you used it correctly, it's better than TTL
@@angelisone Thank you for precisions ! I did'nt know that
My question is, what happens if you use say a x1-n (for nikon) on another brand of camera (canon for example). Will the trigger not work at all or will it just lose functions like TTL and HSS but still trigger the flash ?
It would still work due to the centre metal pin, however function mostly like a manual trigger without HSS/TTL.
Thank for this video
Most welcome
thank you for the video, nicely explained all the triggers
Glad it was helpful!
So meaning the x2t is more advanced than the x pro?
WOW-- clear , concise review -- packed with info and explanations that give you all the info you need-- Thanks for this!!!
How many buddons does it have?
I have a compatible XPro made for my Sony camera, but it screws up your white balance by making your shots ultra yellow/warm :(
I don’t know if anyone will see this or even respond it but please I need help.
I will be buying a Sony in few months and I needed a flash speedlight so I bought the Godox TT350s but I have a Canon for now.
With which trigger can I make it work?
Do I need, for example, the X1T (or X2T) Sony for the flash and X Pro Canon for the camera? Or just X1T (X2T) Canon connected to the camera and the trigger connects wirelessly to the Sony Flash?
Godex has a problem with misfiring which is very annoying, I did everything in the book to stop this , had to return both ad 600 pro and trigger
Chance it could be a firmware update or something else is amiss, as in most cases, the feedback we get on the AD600Pro is that it's pretty consistent, as compared to even higher end brands like Broncolor or Profoto.
Hi, I just purchased a Godox AD400 PRO and AD600 PRO + 2 XPro Flash
Triggers (for Nikon and Canon as well). While the Nikon system is
working flawlessly, I have a problem with the Canon R5, where the lights
are not responding at all. Both lights are working fine when I'm using
the remote's test, but when I'm pressing the shutter, the pictures are
taken, but the lights are not flashing. What I'm doing wrong? Should I
modify something in the camera menu? The Lights are both set in channel
1, group A and B, respectively. Using precisely the same settings, Nikon
D850 doesn't have any issue controlling the lights... I simply can't
understand what's going on... Any ideas?
Without scrolling through all the comments. Can the X1T or X2T function as a receiver?
No, both the X1T and X2T can't function as a receiver but can be used a master controller to control groups of lights.
Thanks so much for this comparison...........now I've made my decision!
Glad we could help out! 🙌
Since I'm not Bill Gates, I've started with the Xpro and a pair of TT600 speedlites.
Very smart move. Many fools rather get the overpriced Canon EL-1
Then found they can't do wireless radio until you shell out another $1,200.00 or $300 transmitter.
You will hear a reviewer saying bad thing about Canon TTL transmitter.
Yet, the very inexpensive TTL transmitters have ATG AF assist beam.
I have a Nikon D750 and my newly bought X2T-N is not firing when I press/release the shutter button. Everything else works fine between my AD200 - X2T-N, or my Nikon D750 - Any other flash triggers. What am I doing wrong?
X1'S are a pita. They default to channel B because the cursor is pointing to B when turned on. You also have to press the middle button to get the display flashing before you can adjust the power. Also the display being on the back is a pita. The Xpro trigger is way more practical.
Hello. Thank you for your vidieos. Please I need some help. Which godox can I purchase to use with Canon Speedlite 600 ex II rt , with Camera Canon EOS R??? Thank you
disturbing background sound!
The Control wheel on my X1T doesn't register all the time, if I turn it slow or fast, numbers on the screen dont change.
It may be faulty. Best to take it back to the retailer you purchased from to see if they can assist
Can I use godox x2 trigger to camera that lack center pin like canon 2000d???
I have a Godox XPro trigger that is stuck on my Sony A7 III hot shoe, do you have any ideas to help to remove it?
It may be difficult as you'll need a small ratcheting tool but perhaps unscrewing the hot shoe from the trigger will release it.
What would be some examples of using the bluetooth feature in the X2?
The most common example is when a photographer mounts their camera remotely - for example a food photographer who mounts an overhead camera on a rig. They might use Bluetooth to remotely control their flash settings instead of having to set up a ladder and adjust settings by hand.
I'm using Nikon d5600 and using godox x1n trigger on it but the shutter speed of camera is not going above 1/200
What can I do now
If anyone knows please reply
If I were to buy a Godox speedlite that has a 2.6G receiver built in...can I use my Triopo G2 transceiver to trigger and adjust the power of the Godox Speedlites? I know I can buy Triopo recievers and put them on Godox speelites but thats an extra cost.
Does godox X2T works with godox FC-16 receiver?
No, although they're both 2.4ghz the FC-16 receiver doesn't use the Godox X encoding. The only receiver that works with the Godox X range triggers is the X1R however that has been discontinued. There are no longer any X receivers that you can purchase so you'll need to purchase Godox units with built in receivers.
regarding the x2 hot shoe, is the flash that you would mount to that have to be a godox or would a sony flash work?
It would normally work with most flashes regardless of brand as long as there is the center pin on the hotshoe of the flash. You might need to look into the specific model you have to confirm as I believe that some Sony accessories are only compatible with their proprietary Multi Interface Shoe.
This was so incredibly helpful thank you for the video!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video.
very bad intro music
Hi!! Would you please tell me if this X2T works with Nikon SB-910 flash? Thank you!
Is the X1T-N TTL would Work with yongnuo YN560iv ? And my Cames Canon80d
I’m sorry but you need to Get rid of the annoying and distracting background noise/music which does nothing for this video and makes it difficult and unpleasant to follow. The content is useful the presentation because of the sound is sadly poor.
I have the TT520ii speed light, if I buy the X2 would it work for high speed sync? Thank you!
I would like to use the XPro trigger with AD200. My camera is Leica CL. Does Leica CL work with the Godox system?
Hi, great video btw. May i ask, will the Xpro will work on godox DE300 strobe flash?
Is X2 compatible with X1R N? Is the X2 compatible with Nikon Z6 II?
Does the Xpro compatible with other brand of dslr and external flash?
I have nikon d5300 and the flashes godex sk300ii what one do you recommend for me ? I have one but it’s not a fast sync
Which one works with an R5?
Thanks - I'm guessing this is still valid today (and even if not) I just purchased a used X2 at a really low rate!
Excellent overview, thank you! I use the hot shoe to mount pocket wizards firing non-wireless flashes when needed.
I would literally pay someone to help
Me connect the xpro to the ad200. I can’t find a video and the user manual is useless
The X Pro trigger is by far the best one.
That said it's a bit daft that you can only use 5 groups max with any of the battery powered godox units. The mains powered lights have 16 groups. You can work around it by using some of the Godox usb receivers in the additional lights but surely they could allow 16 groups in the battery powered lights?
They may address this in a future firmware update
Great video! I am curious if know what the difference between the Godox V1 round head flash for canon and the Godox V1-C 2.4G TTL HSS Round Head Li-ion Camera Flash Speedlite Fr Canon EOS.
Is it possible to connect another trigger on the hotshoe of the X1T and X2T instead of a speedlight in order to control a mix of different flash makers at the same time; a Godox speedlight with the X1T or the X2T Canon version and a couple of Canon 600 EX-RT Speedlites with a Yongnuo YN-E3-RT in particular? That would make my switch to Godox flashes easier and cheaper since I'd like to have a third flash in order to be able to work with three different groups of flashes. Nice video by the way!
Great review. Hard to tolerate the background sound though (music?).
thanks for the clear video. Can you shut the flashes on/off from any of these triggers. I have the X1 and you can't. thanks.
Does the XPro Trigger support the Godox 685 and 850II?
Hi there. I am thinking about getting 2 QS 600ii but am unsure if I can use them with my AD600 as their stop increments differ ie. .1 and 1/3. Do the QS 600 ii models change power values when using 1/3 increment function on xpro trigger. I don’t want to dive into custom function menu every time I want to use a different light. Thanks.
Excellent job you did 👍👍👏👏👏 I will wait for x3t or pro2 🤓👍🇨🇭
Thank you so much!
nice comparison, thanks for share this
Thanks for watching!
Nice. Informative. Looks good. Tells you what you need. Doesn't tease until the end. You've earned a subscriber!
Thank you so much, Jeff!
This is great, but since none of them allow the camera to white balance correctly, none of them are worth buying.
I bought sk 400ii and x pro trigger after watching this video before a month ago and they are not working together so think i need a reciever in order to connect now i use natural light that was my first time i tried strobe and i feel so disapointed
I don't need all the bells and whistles...so which one?
X1T is now discontinued so we'll remove that from the equation. We prefer the XPro's larger screen and UI when using multi light set ups. The two main factors that sway people to the X2T over the XPro are the hotshoe mount (if you wanted to also use an on camera flash/speedlight) and Bluetooth connectivity (good for food/product photographers who mount their camera on a rig and need to control flash settings remotely). Aside from those two specific features, the $10-$15 price difference to the XPro is worth it for most people for user friendly UI. Hope this helps !
Thanks!
Could the X2T be shoe mounted with an onboard flash with a sync shutter cord connected to a remote trigger?
great companion on the triggers, this is exactly what I needed to know.
Whats the intro song ?
Very informative this will help me tremendously maximizing this X1T. Appreciated!
Glad it was helpful!