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Shipping @price - GLS
12,00
EUR
47,23
Incl. VAT 59,04
Total incl. delivery
74,04
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Godox X2T compatible with Quadralite Navigator X is an extremely useful tool, can work both as a remote trigger and driver for reporter and studio lamps as well as serve as a wireless trigger for the camera. It allows you to work using multiple transmission channels, provides a stable signal, high response speed and full control over the lamps. Built-in Bluetoth.
Godox X2T is fully compatible with TTL automatic flash measurement of dedicated cameras, it also provides full control over the flash output in manual (M) and strobe (Multi) modes. The user in both cases can use flash exposure compensation or manually set the flash energy. Synchro with very short exposure times (HSS) and flash modes for the first and second curtain are also available.
The built-in bleutooth module allows you to connect to your smartphone and you can control the lamps from your smartphone using the Godox application (Android/Apple). Some models of smartphones allow you to trigger lamps when you take a photo.
Product type
Trigger
Camera brands compatibility
Fujifilm
Remotely operated
Ja
Frequency range
2.4 GHz
Number of groups
5
Width
72 mm
Depth
70 mm
Height
58 mm
Weight
90 g
Package width
108 mm
Package depth
105 mm
Package height
70 mm
Package weight
180 g
Quantity
1
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
6952344217696
SKU:
02720SER
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