Godox XProIIN TTL Wireless Flash Trigger - Nikon Cameras

Intuitive Operation, Control Remotely: When you place your camera, trigger, and flash far away, try to use our APP, Godox Flash, to control remotely the output of the flash. To improve your user experience, the app allows you to adjust the flash value you want. The interface of APP is clear and easy to use. Download this app simply, and you will control all settings directly in the mobile interface
Even Exposure For Your Pictures: Godox XProII N Wireless Flash Trigger fully supports both of TTL and HSS functions, which allows you to use flash at shutter speeds up to 1/8000 s, and make picture is evenly exposed and you also get the best shoot possible
Large LCD Display: Exceptional design, easy operation and great portability: extra-large LCD screen, 16 Groups and 32 Channels to wirelessly control and trigger. Real-time display of remote flash settings on an extra-large LCD screen to gain professional results, your image would get the perfect exposure
Trigger Your Flash Remotely: Channel and ID allows you to remotely control and trigger the flash at any time. The flash can be triggered if both of flash and flash trigger are set to the same channel and ID. Separate channels and IDs can effectively avoid signal interference. If a number of flashes are used in a scene and you are searching the least intrusive channel and ID, an applicable channel was found fast by the scan feature to enhance your working efficiency.
Quick-Release Lock: A quick-release lock was updated to a quick lever, ensuring the speedlight locked safe in place while using on camera. When off camera, this design helps you unlock it easily and quickly
What's different from version XPro: Improved compatibility for cameras; Save user setting to 5 different memory slots for recall later; New individual modelling lamp control; Update firmware through USB-C on PC or Mac with Godox V3 utility; Channel scan function (scan your location for the least amount of interference); Improved TCM function (Convert TTL flash exposures to manual power settings, now with more Godox strobes supported)